Book, Chapter

 1    III, 22|        righteousness, have come near to my righteousness and
 2     IV, 5 |        the Romans give, so very near (to the apostles), to whom
 3     IV, 19| indignant, that persons so very near to Him" stood without,"
 4     IV, 19|         by any disavowal of His near relatives; teaching them
 5     IV, 24|       them announce that it was near at hand. Now it is that
 6     IV, 24|    properly said to have become near. If, however, a thing had
 7     IV, 24|        previous to its becoming near, it could never have been
 8     IV, 26|         the kingdom of God come near unto you?" For the magicians
 9     IV, 26|    kingdom, therefore, was come near to them, whose power was
10     IV, 39|       your redemption hath come near," that is, at the time of
11     IV, 39|      the kingdom of God is very near." Now, if the fructification
12      V, 17|      the Gentile world. What is near, and what was far off now
13      V, 17|         peace to them that were near and to them which were afar