Book, Chapter

 1      I, 7 |       the Supreme Being shall hold good of Marcion's god, it
 2      I, 7 |     ours, it will equally not hold of Marcion's. Therefore
 3      I, 11|   once for all, the rule will hold good, that they cannot both
 4      I, 11|     Him whom they and all men hold to be God; which is this,
 5     II, 9 |   soul. We must at the outset hold fast the meaning of the
 6     II, 27|     would have been unable to hold any intercourse with men,
 7    III, 5 |       Christ even then, as we hold, or the prophet, as the
 8    III, 9 |      was even now learning to hold intercourse amongst men.
 9    III, 10| likeness be. But how could he hold converse with men except
10    III, 13|       that Scripture does not hold that a virgin, but only
11    III, 16|    these names may be able to hold its ground. In the Christ
12     IV, 10|     such a benignity as would hold out to me the promise of
13     IV, 11|     to it as then in force. I hold also that it is my Christ
14     IV, 29|       He is the Son of man, I hold Him to be the Judge, and
15     IV, 36|     blind man, that he should hold his peace." And properly
16      V, 2 |       law we fully admit, and hold that it actually proceeds
17      V, 9 |   Therefore, (as they further hold,) those other words, "Before
18      V, 11|     another epistle, which we hold to have been written to
19      V, 12|     and tells us that we even hold of God "the earnest of His
20      V, 13|   unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness," (
21      V, 16|      he be Antichrist, (as we hold), and comes according to
22      V, 19| philosophy agreed together to hold. But how remote is our (