Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIV  | things of the Egyptians, and declaring that they had suffered great
 2        1, XLI  |    heard a voice from heaven declaring you to be the Son of God?
 3        1, XLIII|  more worthy of belief, when declaring that the heavens were opened
 4        1, LIII |      be surprised how, after declaring that the rulers and governors
 5        1, LXI  |      multitude expected, but declaring the superiority of His kingdom,
 6        2, XLIX |    to work miracles, without declaring what they would give themselves
 7        3, XXXIX|      us to such a faith, and declaring that He could not have attempted
 8        6, VII  |   dialectics: Solomon, e.g., declaring in one passage, that "instruction
 9        6, VII  |    treatise called "Wisdom," declaring in another, that "the knowledge
10        7, XV   |  believe in those prophecies declaring that He would do or suffer
11        7, XVIII|      quite opposed to these, declaring that no one can come to