Book, Chapter

 1      I, 26    |    violated will. Now, if he is offended, he ought to be angry; if
 2      I, 27    |          except by an angry and offended authority, who is also the
 3     IV, 18    |        their error? But John is offended when he hears of the miracles
 4     IV, 18    |       only one of the many, was offended indeed as a man, but not
 5     IV, 18    |  because he would not have been offended at Christ, as infirmity
 6     IV, 26    |         man, who by sinning had offended his God, might toil on (
 7     IV, 26    |  stranger's. But even if he has offended, man is more of a friend
 8     IV, 27    |      the lawyers? Now, if these offended Christ, it was as belonging
 9     IV, 27    |      belonging to Him that they offended Him. He would have aimed
10     IV, 27    |     Being, against whom such as offended were destined to have a "
11     IV, 28    | respected whom He forbids to be offended; and that He who gives these
12     IV, 36    |        the capture of Sion, was offended by the blind who opposed
13     IV, 36    |    absurdity. Those persons who offended David were blind, and the
14     IV, 36    |        the old Jebusites) which offended David, and not their malady.~
15     IV, 43conc|         them, because they were offended solely at His passion, and
16      V, 5     |    however, could not have been offended, both because he was unknown
17      V, 5     |       of a god who has not been offended? What peace from one who
18      V, 17    |         God whom both races had offended both Jew and Gentile), "
19      V, 19    |      very things had altogether offended, against whom they had rebelled