Book, Chapter

 1        1, LI     |    arise from the dead, and who instructed these eye-witnesses to report
 2        1, LXVII  |         learning, and were well instructed in Greek literature, continues: "
 3        1, LXVIII |          after being more fully instructed by His word and character
 4        2, II     | anything common or unclean." He instructed him, however, in the true
 5        2, XXXVIII|     their actions before He had instructed them, and pointed out to
 6        3, XXIX   |       gods by those who are not instructed in the nature of demons),
 7        3, XXIX   |       Churches of God which are instructed by Christ, when carefully
 8        3, XLIV   |         come to us who has been instructed, or who is wise or prudent (
 9        3, XLVIII |      suppose that no one who is instructed, or wise, or prudent, embraces
10        3, XLVIII |       no one come to us who is 'instructed,' or 'wise,' or 'prudent?' "
11        3, XLVIII |       him who wills come to us "instructed," and "wise," and "prudent;"
12        3, LI     |  hearers, and having previously instructed them in private, when they
13        4, XXXVIII|        which yet was so grandly instructed how to rise upwards to the
14        4, LXXXIII|    opinions: for they have been instructed before now that the human
15        5, XLII   |     which they enjoyed in being instructed almost from their birth,
16        8, V      |        in order that when fully instructed He may form them into a