Book, Chapter

 1      I, 24|          greater perfection will lie. For as it is the operation
 2      I, 24|          s thunderbolts that you lie exposed, or to wars, and
 3     II, 2 |         has willed His proofs to lie. But you do not even deny
 4    III, 8 |        is now discovered to be a lie, it follows that all things
 5    III, 9 |          of God, who can neither lie nor deceive, and because (
 6    III, 23|        happened to you; ye shall lie down in sorrow." But all
 7     IV, 7 |      rebuking him for uttering a lie.~
 8     IV, 10|          one: that Christ cannot lie, so as to declare Himself
 9     IV, 10|       must have been guilty of a lie for having declared Himself
10     IV, 21|          was unwilling to have a lie disseminated. It was, however,
11     IV, 29|        in mine anger." He cannot lie. If it is not He who uttered
12      V, 11|         spirit;" and herein will lie its newness. Indeed, He
13      V, 16|        of delusion (to believe a lie), that they all might be
14      V, 16| attribute, which deceives with a lie those who are not captivated