Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2 |          whom he was obliged to acknowledge, he destroyed by defaming
 2      I, 3 | conscience of all men will also acknowledge, that God is the great Supreme
 3      I, 6 |     therefore, he is obliged to acknowledge that the God whom he does
 4      I, 9 |        it happens that you, who acknowledge the Creator to be God, and
 5      I, 11|     good, that they cannot both acknowledge the Creator to be God, and
 6      I, 25|       the Creator, and which we acknowledge to be worthy characteristics
 7     II, 17|       the Marcionites refuse to acknowledge to be in one and the same
 8     II, 29|     sense the world itself will acknowledge His "antitheses," from the
 9    III, 6 |    foretold that they would not acknowledge Christ, and therefore would
10    III, 6 |         have failed likewise to acknowledge the Son through the identity
11    III, 6 |        but because they did not acknowledge Him, although their own.
12    III, 7 |     doubt, they once refused to acknowledge Him in the lowliness of
13    III, 14|       If, however, you will not acknowledge John, you have our common
14    III, 14|      alone, but of all nations. Acknowledge, then, that His spoils are
15    III, 16| understanding of His mysteries, acknowledge that this name also was
16    III, 17|         the Spirit; therefore I acknowledge Him to be "the rod of the
17     IV, 4 |    letter? What, if they do not acknowledge the letter? They, at any
18     IV, 5 |         were adulterated, or to acknowledge them if they were uncorrupt?
19     IV, 7 |       he could not by any means acknowledge him, whom he was ignorant
20     IV, 7 |      Holy One of God; so did he acknowledge Him whom he knew (to be
21     IV, 7 |       us?" So completely did he acknowledge in Jesus the Son of that
22     IV, 10|      they might the more easily acknowledge Him to be the Son of man
23     IV, 19|         of His unwillingness to acknowledge them. That He adopted others
24     IV, 21|      For if Peter was unable to acknowledge Him to be any other than
25     IV, 41|        therefore (willingly) to acknowledge the Creator in that god
26      V, 9 |  Abraham, which by and by is to acknowledge Him. Well, then, there is
27      V, 16|        in the flesh, and do not acknowledge Jesus (to be the Christ),