Book, Chapter

 1    III, 7 |         Joshua, nay, in the very mystery of His name, is portrayed
 2    III, 8 |         to believe him true on a mystery, when he has been found
 3    III, 16|       ordained as a type of this mystery, was actually consecrated
 4    III, 18|          it was proper that this mystery should be prophetically
 5    III, 19|         an interpretation of the mystery. If you require still further
 6     IV, 3 |    Marcion, on the contrary, the mystery of the Christian religion
 7     IV, 5 |         in the fellowship of the mystery of the gospel of Christ)
 8     IV, 16|          long, therefore, as the mystery of His government was confined
 9     IV, 40|          that there was a sacred mystery: "It is the Lord's passover."
10      V, 4 |      birth, being sprung, as the mystery of the allegory indicates,
11      V, 5 |          are also adapted to the mystery of our faith; and I suppose
12      V, 17|         God hath purposed in the mystery of His will, that in the
13      V, 18|        was the fellowship of the mystery, which during the ages had
14      V, 18|         is the fellowship of the mystery) which hath for ages been
15      V, 18|       have plainly said that the mystery had been hidden from the
16      V, 18|         From God, therefore, the mystery was not hidden; but it was
17      V, 18|        the fellowship of his own mystery, of which God, who created
18      V, 18|       time or other, that hidden mystery of the superior god, even
19      V, 18|       one flesh. This is a great mystery." In passing, (I would say
20      V, 18|       says in explanation of the mystery, not for its disruption.
21      V, 18| disruption. He shows us that the mystery was prefigured by Him who
22      V, 18|        is also the author of the mystery. Now what is Marcion's opinion?
23      V, 18|      speech in "making known the mystery of the gospel for which