Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref|          that his first faith he held along with ourselves; a
 2      I, 1pref|       from the beginning will be held as truth, in so far will
 3      I, 19   |        of thinking, which firmly held that the God of both law
 4      I, 20   |          then for the first time held intercourse with those who
 5     II, 1    |        without controversy to be held: that He ought to be worshipped
 6     II, 27   |      actually from the beginning held intercourse with (men);
 7     II, 27   | sacrament of man's salvation God held converse with man, that
 8     II, 27   |         with His kindness, (and) held lowly converse in proportion
 9    III, 4    |       from interrupting it. What held him back at first? Or what
10    III, 9    |     Creator's angels, as if they held intercourse with Abraham
11    III, 10   |       one? Now, since my Creator held intercourse with man by
12    III, 11   |         being not true which was held to be true, whether it were
13    III, 24   |    indeed, even though Scripture held out no hand of heavenly
14     IV, 4    |  Marcionites have denied that he held the primitive faith amongst
15     IV, 14   |  surrenders His own life, who is held in contempt by the Gentiles,
16     IV, 14   |       down for our sakes, and is held in contempt by the Gentiles.
17      V, 19   |    conduct of those persons who "held not the Head," even Him