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 1    III, 13|  VIRGINITY OF CHRIST'S MOTHER A SIGN. OTHER PROPHECIES ALSO SIGNS.
 2    III, 13|         that it was to be for a sign. "Therefore," says he, "
 3    III, 13|        himself shall give you a sign; behold, a virgin shall
 4    III, 13|          and bear a son." Now a sign from God would not have
 5    III, 13|       God would not have been a sign, unless it had been some
 6    III, 13|      nothing of the nature of a sign can possibly come out of
 7    III, 13|         be proposed by God as a sign, but a warlike infant has
 8    III, 13|        occur the character of a sign. But after the sign of the
 9    III, 13|        of a sign. But after the sign of the strange and novel
10    III, 13|        afterwards declared as a sign the subsequent course of
11    III, 13|    indeed is of the nature of a sign, nor is His "refusing the
12    III, 13|         is no doubt a wonderful sign. Keep to the measure of
13    III, 22|       He predicted would be the sign on our foreheads in the
14    III, 22|      found amongst you, and the sign upon the forehead, and the
15    III, 24|       that there would be for a sign a picture of this very city
16     IV, 22| conversing together, which is a sign of familiarity; nor as associated
17     IV, 26|        of God, because it was a sign that even a thing of weakness
18     IV, 27|         THE PHARISEES SEEKING A SIGN. HIS CENSURE OF THEIR LOVE
19     IV, 27|       give to those "who seek a sign." For a vast age he hides
20     IV, 34|         yoke of the law and the sign of circumcision. This region,
21     IV, 39|   common trees be an antecedent sign of the approach of summer,
22     IV, 39|         they precede. But every sign is His, to whom belong the
23     IV, 39|        thing of which it is the sign; and to everything is appointed
24     IV, 39|     everything is appointed its sign by Him to whom the thing
25      V, 6 |        so He might not give any sign of His Christ, as destined
26      V, 7 |       to the figure of a sacred sign given by an extraneous god?
27      V, 20|        trust in the flesh," the sign of "circumcision," his origin