Book, Chapter

 1      I, 29|        one: not as if we aimed at destroying the happiness of sanctity,
 2    III, 4 | proceed-rags against the Creator, destroying the law and the prophets,
 3    III, 9 |          of that God whom you are destroying. For by how much you make
 4     IV, 9 |         carnal facts and thus not destroying, but rather building up,
 5     IV, 9 |           testify that He was not destroying the law, but fulfilling
 6     IV, 9 |         forsaken his goodness, in destroying the law. If, therefore,
 7     IV, 9 |          if with the intention of destroying the law, when he makes concessions
 8     IV, 25|        temporal life which he was destroying, did not choose to exhort
 9     IV, 29|        judge righteously, who was destroying God the righteous Judge!
10     IV, 35|          cure from a god that was destroying the law. Why, however, did
11      V, 7 |           Creator's, which he was destroying? It was vain to do so; for
12      V, 7 |         certainly with no view of destroying the law, which he proved
13      V, 15|          same prophets whom he is destroying? What injury did Israel
14      V, 15|        against" those who are for destroying the God of marriage, not