Book, Chapter

 1      I, 10|       He was from the beginning discovered equally with them, they
 2      I, 15| creation of His at all has been discovered up to the fifteenth of the
 3      I, 27|     pass! A better god has been discovered, who never takes offence,
 4     II, 2 |        the very moment you have discovered Him to exist, though you
 5     II, 3 |        that His goodness, being discovered immediately along with Himself,
 6     II, 6 | goodness and purpose of God are discovered in the gift to man of freedom
 7     II, 10|     until thine iniquities were discovered. By the abundance of thy
 8     II, 10|       iniquities, says he, were discovered, attributing to him those
 9     II, 10|        and wherein God might be discovered to be so much the more good,
10     II, 17| gentleness. When you shall have discovered both qualities to co-exist
11     II, 27|         same features should be discovered in your God? That He too
12    III, 8 |     Christ's being flesh is now discovered to be a lie, it follows
13    III, 13|        themselves. These having discovered Him and honoured Him with
14     IV, 13|  appertain the event in whom is discovered the preparation for the
15     IV, 20|         this time at all events discovered that there was one at work
16     IV, 20|        Now, what their Lord had discovered had by this time become
17     IV, 21|     ancient precedents, and had discovered in them prophetic intimations
18     IV, 25|      God, although He was to be discovered in His so many and mighty
19     IV, 35|     thee whole," because he had discovered that it was his duty to
20     IV, 36|    precepts. He may likewise be discovered in the following passage
21     IV, 38|  pronunciation, and expression, discovered no other sense than what
22      V, 3 |        Judaism before that Paul discovered whether his labour had been
23      V, 6 |         the prophets? "Who hath discovered the mind of the Lord, or
24      V, 18|          since you have already discovered that the captivity is spiritual,