Book, Chapter

 1      I, 12    |       cause. So, too, even in regard to faith itself, I say that
 2      I, 23    |      from the first he had no regard for man, a stranger to him
 3      I, 24    |       Surely, therefore, some regard was due to it from Him,
 4     II, 3     |    nor will it be possible to regard it as a sudden or adventitious
 5     II, 13    |       innocence, if I have no regard to the requital of wrong-doing?
 6     II, 16    |    who is perfect. So also in regard to those others, namely,
 7     II, 27    |  demands, He who swears. With regard, however, to the Father,
 8     II, 28    |      fact that he at last had regard to the salvation of man,
 9    III, 5     |      consistent with Deity to regard as accomplished facts whatever
10     IV, 4     |     truth of the gospel. With regard, then, to the pending question,
11     IV, 14    |       Creator's compassionate regard, shall be given that kingdom
12     IV, 15    |       since the woe which has regard to the rich is the Creator'
13     IV, 30    |    which brings weeping? With regard, indeed, to the following
14     IV, 34    | before us abruptly; but if we regard its sense and purport, it
15     IV, 36    |     might afterwards cease to regard Him as the Son of David!
16     IV, 41    | Scripture, that they ought to regard Him as the Son of God, they
17      V, 1intro|       he is mine. If you have regard to our belief you should
18      V, 3     |   WRITINGS CENSURED.~But with regard to the countenance of Peter
19      V, 4     |      the light of a god? With regard, however, to the former