Book, Chapter

 1      I, 15|  with God, just as Marcion holds of the Creator, you reduce
 2      I, 15| persons who assume that he holds two gods, whereas he implies
 3     II, 25| escaped the eye of Him who holds the universe in His hand
 4     IV, 2 |    to be recognised, which holds not its head erect, which
 5     IV, 25|   by Christ, for that rule holds good here, which prescribes
 6     IV, 29|  is a judgment, and He who holds it out before us belongs
 7      V, 4 | natural superstition which holds the elements to be god;
 8      V, 5 |  to the best of my belief, holds in derision. For God has
 9      V, 14|  Being to be served, if he holds Him thus up as an object
10      V, 19| same flesh (that died) and holds without a blush that Christ