Book, Chapter

 1     II, 6 |     the subject, on subsequent facts to presume to say that God
 2     II, 6 |      they have looked into the facts of his creation, to impute
 3    III, 5 |      to regard as accomplished facts whatever It has determined
 4    III, 20|     this agreement between the facts of His course and the Scriptures
 5    III, 20|      and the very issue of the facts shows that they were clearly
 6    III, 23| tallying with the issue of the facts and the order of the times,
 7     IV, 4 |      of all the many and great facts and records of the Christian
 8     IV, 7 |        to be an Israelite. But facts will satisfy me instead
 9     IV, 7 |       in the son of Nun. These facts he had also received from
10     IV, 9 |     spiritual truths by carnal facts and thus not destroying,
11     IV, 12|        each case intimating by facts, "I came not to destroy,
12     IV, 13|      but by the indications of facts. For of this number I find
13      V, 8 |    subject of spiritual gifts, facts themselves will be enough
14      V, 9 |     ground by death, as indeed facts themselves show, in accordance
15      V, 17|         Now, if from all these facts which are found in the Creator