Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2     |         think that they saw most clearly their two gods, blind though
 2      I, 11    |         will be of a false deity clearly. By falsehood the truth
 3      I, 19    |         Tiberius). Now, to prove clearly what remains of the argument,
 4    III, 1intro|          after the other also so clearly affirmed that Christ belonged
 5    III, 6     |          Since, therefore, there clearly exist these two characteristics
 6    III, 20    |       facts shows that they were clearly predicted of Christ. And
 7     IV, 1     |   renovation more manifestly and clearly than the light itself? "
 8     IV, 5     |    reception in the churches, it clearly follows that Luke's Gospel
 9     IV, 12    |    institution another deity was clearly enough demonstrated by Christ,
10     IV, 17    |       who was solvent. Much more clearly is it enjoined in Deuteronomy: "
11     IV, 17    |      being the case, who will He clearly be that said, "Why tallest
12     IV, 25    |       all things." But Scripture clearly says that a transfer of
13     IV, 28    | recollection of so harsh a word? Clearly so. For He had Himself been
14     IV, 38    |         by which the question is clearly understood. You have both
15     IV, 40    |          Gospel of Matthew, were clearly foretold by Jeremiah: "And
16     IV, 40    |      stained in blood. Much more clearly still does the book of Genesis
17      V, 4     |     censure. He tells us himself clearly enough what he means by "
18      V, 6     |       months and the years"), it clearly follows that the ages belong
19      V, 11    |         in our body, then he has clearly predicted the resurrection
20      V, 15    |        His will. Thus it will be clearly seen of what the apostle
21      V, 16    |     folly of the obliteration is clearly seen. For as the apostle
22      V, 19    |         the apostle here teaches clearly how it has been abolished,