Book, Chapter

 1      I, 5 |           one God and not two, which declares that God must be a Being
 2     II, 24|               when the book of Jonah declares, "And God repented of the
 3    III, 13|             becomes intelligible and declares its own accomplishment.
 4     IV, 39|         endurance, so that Zechariah declares: "A crown shall be to them
 5     IV, 39|      certainly fulfilled. He further declares, "that heaven and earth
 6      V, 3 |             for by faith the apostle declares us to be "children of Abraham,"
 7      V, 5 |            stumbling-block" which he declares Christ to be "to the Jews,"
 8      V, 12|             gentle god? Yea, he even declares that "the Lord hath given
 9      V, 13|              gospel. When, again, he declares that "the wrath (of God)
10      V, 15| sanctification of ours" is, which he declares to be "the will of God,"
11      V, 16|             seen. For as the apostle declares that the Lord will come "
12      V, 18|        effacing process. The apostle declares that to himself, "less than
13      V, 18|         apostle also belongs. But he declares that "wives ought to be
14      V, 19|              here also (the apostle) declares that he "fills up that which