Book, Chapter

 1      I, 21|         it was with the view of preaching a new god that he was eager
 2    III, 8 |        salvation and of his own preaching. "I have delivered unto
 3    III, 8 |      vain, and vain also is the preaching of the apostles. Moreover,
 4    III, 17|        the twofold operation of preaching and of miracle. But the
 5    III, 22| adversary of Him whom they were preaching. Then why does the Creator,
 6     IV, 2 |     after apostles; because the preaching of disciples might be open
 7     IV, 2 |         the gospel which he was preaching, might be in accordance
 8     IV, 2 |    thenceforth in the office of preaching the gospel, so that they
 9     IV, 2 |      for both his own faith and preaching, how much more may not I
10     IV, 3 |         not on account of their preaching, but of their conversation,
11     IV, 18|       Father, was operating and preaching on earth, it was necessary
12     IV, 31|         for the very purpose of preaching to the heathen. But even
13     IV, 34|     whom they had recognized as preaching peace, announcing glad tidings,
14      V, 2 |         Paul did not follow the preaching of the apostles when he
15      V, 3 |        case,) of course, if his preaching of the gospel fell short
16      V, 3 |        entered on the office of preaching to the Gentiles, according
17      V, 5 |       God by the foolishness of preaching to save them that believe."
18      V, 18|         owing to his liberty in preaching and actually requested (
19      V, 20|       motives of those who were preaching the gospel, how that some, "
20      V, 20|     whatever motives men had in preaching Him. Therefore, says he,
21      V, 20|       the faithfulness of their preaching that he applied the word
22      V, 20|        was the subject of their preaching who was always the theme