Book, Chapter

 1      I, 11|          and preach, and having suffered rise again from the dead,
 2      I, 21|    respecting the belief of God suffered corruption, but it is equally
 3    III, 8 |    warrant faith in Him. For He suffered nothing who did not truly
 4    III, 11|      the flesh. If Christ truly suffered all this, to be born was
 5    III, 11|        thing for Him. If Christ suffered evasively, as a phantom;
 6    III, 18|    carried the cross whereon He suffered. Joseph likewise was a type
 7    III, 18|       delay my course), that he suffered persecution for the cause
 8    III, 22| subjoining the fact that Christ suffered, He foretold that His just
 9    III, 23|       unmeaning enough, if they suffered this retribution not on
10    III, 24|      place where they have also suffered affliction for His name'
11     IV, 3 | writings be found which has not suffered adulteration? Which was
12     IV, 14|       the name. But He has both suffered the penalty in out presence,
13     IV, 15|       prophets. As the injuries suffered by the prophets could not
14     IV, 29|        known, he would not have suffered his house to be broken through."
15     IV, 34|        hardness of your hearts, suffered you to give a bill of divorcement;
16     IV, 39| remember that even the prophets suffered the same treatment of the
17      V, 5 |       flesh, and thereby really suffered neither death nor the cross
18      V, 7 |         Of this he boasted, and suffered no man to rob him of such