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 1      I, 10|            O barbarian heretic, put Abraham before the world. Even if
 2    III, 5 |           narratives of the sons of Abraham had an allegorical meaning
 3    III, 9 |          they held intercourse with Abraham and Lot in a phantom state,
 4    III, 9 |           appear with the angels to Abraham in the verity of the flesh,
 5    III, 24|            over, repose in Hades in Abraham's bosom. Oh, most excellent
 6    III, 24|         have something to say about Abraham's bosom in the proper place.
 7    III, 24|            be probable to you, when Abraham's seed, after the primal
 8     IV, 34|             the poor man resting in Abraham's bosom. For this passage,
 9     IV, 34|     expressly distinguishes between Abraham's bosom, where the poor
10     IV, 34|           it) means one thing, and "Abraham's bosom" another. "A great
11     IV, 34|            determinate place called Abraham's bosom, and that it is
12     IV, 34|           reception of the souls of Abraham's children, even from among
13     IV, 34|           region, therefore, I call Abraham's bosom. Although it is
14     IV, 34|           promises that the seed of Abraham shall be even as the stars
15     IV, 34|            to that promise, that by Abraham's bosom is meant some temporary
16      V, 3 |           erased was the mention of Abraham's name; for by faith the
17      V, 3 |      declares us to be "children of Abraham," and after mentioning him
18      V, 3 |          and of whose faith, if not Abraham's? For since "Abraham believed
19      V, 3 |           not Abraham's? For since "Abraham believed God, and it was
20      V, 3 |            are thereby justified as Abraham was, and thereby also obtain
21      V, 3 |          passage called us "sons of Abraham," since he is in faith our (
22      V, 3 |           that it was promised that Abraham should be the father of (
23      V, 3 |       constitute us the children of Abraham, who had believed previous
24      V, 3 |          the call of this self-same Abraham, as is conclusively shown'
25      V, 4 |              MARCION'S TRICKS ABOUT ABRAHAM'S NAME. THE CREATOR, BY
26      V, 4 |           the divine testament. "To Abraham were the promises made,
27      V, 4 |        Marcion: the last mention of Abraham's name he has left untouched (
28      V, 4 |            For (it is written) that Abraham had two sons, the one by
29      V, 4 |         indicates, from that son of Abraham who was born of the free
30      V, 9 |             blessed the circumcised Abraham, after receiving from him
31      V, 9 | circumcision also, even the race of Abraham, which by and by is to acknowledge
32      V, 20|        Creator's ancient promise to Abraham: "I will multiply thy seed