Book, Chapter

 1      I, 19|            that he whom Marcion has plainly preached for the first time,
 2      I, 27|            SO WEAK A GOD.~Again, he plainly judges evil by not willing
 3     II, 4 |       consisted of all things good, plainly foreshowing how much good
 4     II, 18|            them for Himself: for He plainly asks, "To what purpose is
 5     II, 20|        their long servitude. It was plainly less than their due which
 6    III, 11|            and I think that we show plainly enough that they are utterly
 7    III, 21|        predicted, although they are plainly seen, or that they have
 8     IV, 16|          brethren. Well, but Christ plainly teaches a new kind of patience,
 9     IV, 21|             of a meritorious shame? Plainly, you ought yourself to blush
10     IV, 28|            should deny God, he will plainly have to suffer from God,
11     IV, 40|             prophecies, He declared plainly enough what He meant by
12     IV, 41|             Scriptures. It was thus plainly His course to keep Himself
13     IV, 41|             to say this of yourself plainly, so, (on the other hand,)
14      V, 5 |      understand him by his practice plainly enough to have corroborated
15      V, 7 |         dissolution thoreof. Christ plainly forbids divorce, Moses unquestionably
16      V, 10|         Notwithstanding, he is most plainly refuted even from what the
17      V, 18| principalities), then he would have plainly said that the mystery had
18      V, 18|        promise," still the law says plainly, "Honour thy father and
19      V, 20|        mortal substance. Still more plainly does this appear from the