Book, Chapter

 1     II, 5 |        and power; indicating the presence of God's image and likeness
 2     II, 25|         bring him forth into the presence of his Lord, not merely
 3     II, 29|       was afterwards merciful in presence of evils which had been
 4     IV, 14|      suffered the penalty in out presence, and surrendered His life,
 5     IV, 22|      display? Now, even if their presence was necessary, they surely
 6     IV, 22|         glory not to say, in His presence. And with this glory he
 7     IV, 27|   expressed some surprise in His presence that He had not washed before
 8     IV, 27|         had been treating in His presence. He therefore said: "You
 9     IV, 30|      have eaten and drunk in His presence," He will further say to
10     IV, 38|        having the Scribes in His presence; whereas He now purposely
11      V, 12|         using sharpness in their presence!'' Deny now, O heretic, (
12      V, 13|        comes to light the latent presence of sin! It was not the law,
13      V, 16| everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord, and from the
14      V, 16|     apostle's) phrase, "From the presence of the Lord, and from the