Book, Chapter

 1      I, 21    |      which is at the present day proclaimed in the churches of apostolic
 2     II, 5     |          this, He would not have proclaimed a caution against it under
 3     II, 11    |         the increase of her race proclaimed with the blessing, Increase
 4    III, 11    |      place. Surely, when He also proclaimed Himself as the Son of man,
 5    III, 18    |          eye of faith to it, was proclaimed a cure from the bite of
 6     IV, 8     |      Christ willed Himself to be proclaimed by men, not by unclean spirits,
 7     IV, 12    |        another Christ is nowhere proclaimed. The Pharisees, however,
 8     IV, 16    |        unknown and not yet fully proclaimed deity, who had favoured
 9     IV, 20    |       had lied? Because they had proclaimed Him to be the Son of a ruthless
10     IV, 24    | articulate." When, therefore, He proclaimed the benefits of His cures,
11     IV, 26    |        that another god had been proclaimed by Christ. For nobody would
12     IV, 33    |       time the kingdom of God is proclaimed." Just as if we also did
13      V, 1intro|         s case, to prove that he proclaimed no new god; that is, we
14      V, 4     |          grace, but from Him who proclaimed the promise thereof? Who
15      V, 5     |        it "peace" also was to be proclaimed. Now, when he announces
16      V, 10    |          he of course ipso facto proclaimed in the argument that it
17      V, 10    |        that is, the kingdom, who proclaimed the word which is to be
18      V, 11    |   Marcion's god has exhibited or proclaimed any such thing as this,
19      V, 16    |       the Lord is by the apostle proclaimed s as the awarder of both