Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2 |     deeds. Now (like many other persons now-a-days, especially those
 2      I, 7 |         attributes of the royal persons, Nay more, the very idols
 3      I, 12|       of God. For although most persons believe in Him, they do
 4      I, 12|          in having brought many persons under the charge of unbelief
 5      I, 15|       manifest wrong from those persons who assume that he holds
 6     II, 6 |      doubt, an easy process for persons who take offence at the
 7     II, 23|        inconstant in respect of persons, sometimes disapproving
 8     II, 23|       God to condemn beforehand persons who have not yet deserved
 9     II, 26|      oath, if there had been no persons who believed that there
10    III, 19|     thereby also a diversity of persons. But since there is no prophecy
11     IV, 3 |         company from respect of persons. And yet as Paul himself "
12     IV, 11|         a physician for healthy persons, so will no one do so for
13     IV, 15|       the material sin of these persons, that is, their riches.
14     IV, 17|       man into the ditch." Some persons believe Marcion. But "the
15     IV, 18|         quietly permitted these persons to remain so long in their
16     IV, 19|      was justly indignant, that persons so very near to Him" stood
17     IV, 21|         the large number of the persons with the small supply of
18     IV, 27|     course, who calls ambitious persons of this character "rulers
19     IV, 31|    INTERPRETATION.~What kind of persons does He bid should be invited
20     IV, 31|     remark, that strangers, and persons unconnected by ties of relationship,
21     IV, 35|         not to be believed that persons who observed the law could
22     IV, 36|        time no such stone-blind persons as Marcion, that an opinion
23     IV, 36|        its own absurdity. Those persons who offended David were
24      V, 2 |       epistle, how that certain persons interposed, and said that
25      V, 3 |     unawares brought in." These persons went no further than to
26      V, 3 | concession), because there were persons whose weak faith required
27      V, 3 |        according to the sort of persons (whom he associated with) "
28      V, 8 |        that he would have those persons accounted estimable who
29      V, 9 |       us first inquire how some persons then denied it. No doubt
30      V, 9 |        it is towards night that persons arrive at the (eastern)"
31      V, 10|        in consideration of such persons as are ignorant of that
32      V, 19|         to the conduct of those persons who "held not the Head,"
33      V, 20|   Christ, since the majority of persons everywhere now-a-days are