Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref |      For in as far as what was delivered in times past and from the
 2      I, 17    | sufficient for our god; he has delivered man by his supreme and most
 3      I, 24    |    after his rescue, should be delivered from the domicile and power
 4      I, 24    |       are not by Him perfectly delivered.~
 5      I, 28    |        from death, who has not delivered to death? For he must have
 6      I, 28    |        death? For he must have delivered the sinner to death, if
 7    III, 5     |     the battle will have to be delivered; they are the Scriptures
 8    III, 8     |     his own preaching. "I have delivered unto you before all things,"
 9     IV, 21    |        such shaping; was never delivered from a ten months' writhing
10     IV, 25    |     All things," He says, "are delivered unto me of my Father." you
11     IV, 25    |    because the Creator has not delivered to a Son who is less than
12     IV, 25    |        things" which have been delivered to him by the Father? Are
13     IV, 25    |        things which the Father delivered to the Son are good. and
14     IV, 25    |      of the Creator's has been delivered to him by the Father, by
15     IV, 25    |      Or again, if man has been delivered to him, and man alone, then
16     IV, 42    |       most righteous Christ is delivered to be put to death, as if
17     IV, 43conc|         The Son of man must be delivered up, and be crucified, and
18     IV, 43conc|      day rise again." "Must be delivered up; "and why, except that
19      V, 3     |        for the Creator to have delivered His own Son to His own curse,
20      V, 4     |        therefore, who had been delivered from the yoke of slavery
21      V, 7     |        condemns the man "to be delivered unto Satan," he becomes