Chapter

 1 2 |          discussion in an orderly manner. They are well aware how
 2 3 |           of gods. I may, in like manner, use all the other intelligences
 3 6 |        faded and obscure. In like manner, it was quite allowable
 4 7 |          at what time and in what manner the flesh flourished into
 5 17|  assistance of the flesh. In like manner, it also requires the conjunction
 6 17|           its own), which in like manner are insufficient for its
 7 22|    descending from heaven in like manner as the apostles saw Him
 8 23|          which is hidden. In like manner John says: "And it doth
 9 35|           killed, by men. In like manner, I should not admit that
10 35|           ground, is able in like manner to rise again by the will
11 39|            who denied it. In like manner, before Agrippa also, he
12 42|        and sometimes not. In like manner, when he inserts the words "
13 46|         of sin and death. In like manner, he called "the carnal mind"
14 47|           with Christ," in such a manner as that "we shall also live
15 47| dissolution of the flesh, in like manner death's contrary, life,
16 49|          both substances. In like manner, those also who after Him
17 51|        who "shall descend in like manner as He ascended into heaven"
18 52|           has submerged). In like manner does he take examples from
19 53|          conclusion, when in like manner, on the authority of the
20 53|    quickening spirit," so in like manner this distinction between
21 55|           the same thing. In like manner, a man also may be quite
22 62|         why shall not men in like manner, when they become "equal