Book, Chapter

 1      I, 15    |   their Christs the one which appeared in the time of Tiberius,
 2     II, 9     |      assuredly would not have appeared had man not despised it.~
 3     II, 27    |     whose name was He God who appeared as the Son of God. But with
 4    III, 2     |  Sender must needs have first appeared in a testimony of the Sent;
 5    III, 6     |       that Christ had not yet appeared who had always been predicted;
 6    III, 7     |      come, because He has not appeared in majesty, while they ignore
 7    III, 8     |      Creator, was not what he appeared to be, and reigned himself
 8     IV, 9     |   even worse still, if he has appeared as the destroyer of a good
 9     IV, 22    |     with those to whom He had appeared in revelations? to let Him
10     IV, 43conc|  Isaiah. "Two angels however, appeared there." For just so many
11      V, 2     |     the law, because it still appeared to them a thing incredible
12      V, 8     | Christ has in these last days appeared as the dispenser of spiritual
13      V, 19    |   been before all things, who appeared after all things? Who can