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Alphabetical [« »] unwillingly 1 unwillingness 8 unworthiness 2 unworthy 25 up 170 upbraid 5 upbraided 4	Frequency [« »] 25 precepts 25 scriptures 25 statement 25 unworthy 24 added 24 discovered 24 duty	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus Against Marcion IntraText - Concordances unworthy

   Book, Chapter
 1      I, 11|        was unable, is a reason unworthy of God. Whether to have
 2      I, 13|     Therefore the world is not unworthy of God, for God has made
 3      I, 13|       for God has made nothing unworthy of Himself; although it
 4      I, 13|    creation, such as it is, be unworthy of God, how much more unworthy
 5      I, 13| unworthy of God, how much more unworthy of Him is it to have created
 6      I, 13|     production which, although unworthy, might yet have encouraged
 7      I, 13|        spirit, called the said unworthy elements divine; as Thales
 8      I, 13|     regarded as divine than as unworthy of God. I will, however,
 9      I, 17|     All these alternatives are unworthy of God, especially the supreme
10      I, 25|     but wrong, and unjust, and unworthy of the very name of goodness,
11      I, 26|  committed. Now, nothing is so unworthy of the Divine Being as not
12      I, 26|   Moreover, it would be a more unworthy course for God to spare
13      I, 28|       our most infirm and most unworthy flesh, either as a burden
14      I, 28|     the infirm, or glorify the unworthy? Why not remunerate with
15     II, 3 |        we have proved it to be unworthy in the case of their god.
16     II, 13|      the worthy, denied to the unworthy, taken away from the unthankful,
17     II, 26|      was difficult, nothing is unworthy of God which causes men
18     II, 27| collecting, as mean, weak, and unworthy, for demolishing the Creator,
19     II, 27| qualities which you censure as unworthy must be supposed to be in
20    III, 10|       anything which is itself unworthy of honour. As the natural
21    III, 10|     except in the effigy of an unworthy, and indeed an alien, thing.
22    III, 10|      be convenient to use even unworthy things, if they be only
23    III, 10|       not have done without an unworthy and an alien one? Now, since
24    III, 11|      you may affirm them to be unworthy of God, birth will not be
25     IV, 40|         for it would have been unworthy of God to desire to partake