Book, Chapter

 1      I, 20|      crept in unawares," who wished to remove the Galatians
 2      I, 20|     He whose purposes he now wished to have recognised, branding
 3     II, 1 | build up the theory which he wished. This process, however,
 4     II, 7 |    the occurrence of what He wished not to happen, in order
 5     II, 7 | might keep from harm what He wished. For, since He had once
 6     II, 25|     only cursed; but when he wished to atone for his sin by
 7     II, 25|   down to accomplish what He wished.~
 8    III, 4 |   means to be vanquished. He wished to come, as a new being
 9     IV, 2 |   with which he so earnestly wished his own to agree, that he
10     IV, 8 |     foretold (if, indeed, he wished to be acknowledged; for
11     IV, 15|   prophets simply because He wished to affirm the iniquity of
12     IV, 16|    injury, which the law had wished to prevent by the method
13     IV, 22|      to be sure, was what he wished to be understood as the
14     IV, 28| admissible, as that which He wished to guard His disciples against.
15     IV, 35|     because out of hatred he wished his brother to continue
16     IV, 36|     all this of Himself, and wished others to know it also,
17     IV, 38|   him?" He therefore who had wished men to believe John, purposing
18     IV, 40|        that He so profoundly wished to accomplish the symbol
19      V, 9 |    unless the Holy Ghost had wished the words to be with especial
20      V, 18|  view of saying that his god wished to make known to his principalities