Book, Chapter

 1      I, 11    |        one, I want to inquire. Tell me, Marcion, did your god
 2      I, 26    |       judicial power, I cannot tell how any system of discipline
 3    III, 9     | derived? For not even you will tell me, in reply, whence is
 4     IV, 19    |        moment to have had. For tell me now, does a mother live
 5     IV, 20    |    from such violation? I will tell you how her faith was this
 6     IV, 21    |    while He commanded them "to tell no man that saying," surely
 7     IV, 23    |     you are, O stranger, first tell us who you are, from whom
 8     IV, 23    |      god, I should wish you to tell us what you have ever committed
 9     IV, 23    |     you are, O stranger, first tell us who you are, from whom
10     IV, 23    |    acting for another, prythee tell us what you have ever conferred
11     IV, 25    |     things which ye see, for I tell you that prophets have not
12     IV, 26    |      nowhere any proof, let me tell you that it was to the Creator
13     IV, 29    |      to give peace on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather division."
14     IV, 38    |    such reprisals as, "Neither tell I you by what authority
15     IV, 41    |     suffer. For he said, "If I tell you, ye will not believe."
16      V, 1intro|      us to your belief, (pray) tell us what things constitute
17      V, 1intro|        failing in your proof, (tell us) how you believe. Else
18      V, 3     |         But then I want you to tell us whether they would have
19      V, 7     |      as examples for us." Now, tell me, were these examples
20      V, 10    |      to none other God does he tell us that "thanks" are due,
21      V, 15    |       substance of the flesh, (tell me) how is it that the apostle
22      V, 18    |        head of the wife." Pray tell me, Marcion, does your god
23      V, 19    |      after all things? Who can tell whether he had a prior existence,
24      V, 19    |       have been committed. Now tell me, Marcion, what is your