Book, Chapter

 1      I, 6 |        since equality therein failed to do so. Here again the
 2      I, 22|      time or other, as it has failed in some past period. Forasmuch,
 3      I, 22|     goodness of Marcion's god failed in the beginning (for he
 4     II, 7 |      may? Man must see, if he failed to make the most of the
 5     II, 28|    perish, except when people failed in no duty towards Christ.
 6    III, 4 |     long an endurance, and so failed to wait till the end of
 7    III, 6 |  acknowledged the Father have failed likewise to acknowledge
 8    III, 6 |     been announced, when they failed to understand Him about
 9    III, 11| phantasy, lest he should have failed in his part at the beginning
10    III, 23|       thenceforth God's grace failed amongst them; and "the clouds
11     IV, 22|      blinded Marcion, who has failed to see how this argument
12     IV, 25|     However, if they had even failed in any duty towards a god
13     IV, 27|       of course, to whom they failed to exhibit their weightier
14     IV, 29|      has need of, and yet has failed to supply them, he is in
15     IV, 29|  parable would therefore have failed in the person of the Lord,
16     IV, 35|     will have rebuked. If one failed in this duty of reproof,
17      V, 11|      complain of, if the Jews failed in understanding the mysterious
18      V, 15|        And when he shall have failed to produce and give proof