Book, Chapter

  1        1, I      |          with each other contrary to law, saying, that "of associations
  2        1, I      |             babbles about the public law, alleging that the associations
  3        1, I      |          reason, for the sake of the law of truth, which the Scythians
  4        1, IV     |             the "requirements of the law written upon his heart,"--
  5        1, XII    |            the other writings of the law and of the Jewish history,
  6        1, XX     |       signified his adherence to the law and the lawgiver, refer
  7        1, XXVI   |             have accepted the Mosaic law, and read the injunction, "
  8        1, XXXVI  |        together under that system of law which had been given them,
  9        1, XXXVI  |              pretexts, so far as the law was concerned, for apostatizing
 10        1, XXXVI  |              as it is written in the law of the Jews itself, "shall
 11        1, XXXVI  |            the administrators of the law among the Jews?--as Elijah
 12        1, XLV    |            of Jesus derived from the law and the prophets. And now
 13        1, XLV    |              Jesus, contained in the law and the prophets, that both
 14        1, XLVI   |                        XLVI.~For the law and the prophets are full
 15        2, I      |               they have forsaken the law of their fathers, in consequence
 16        2, I      |       converts have not deserted the law of their fathers, inasmuch
 17        2, I      |              from the poverty of the law, according to the literal
 18        2, I      |          observances enjoined by the law of Moses, not having yet
 19        2, I      |             Jesus to ascend from the law that is regulated according
 20        2, I      |           was no apostate from their law. Now, if Celsus had been
 21        2, I      |      fellow-citizens, to abandon the law of your fathers, and to
 22        2, II     |             the letter of the Mosaic law, He was unable to tell them
 23        2, II     |          tell them what was the true law, and how the Jewish worship
 24        2, II     |         there are many points in the law which require to be explained
 25        2, II     |            acceptation of the Mosaic law.~
 26        2, III    |           induced you to abandon the law of your fathers?" etc. Now,
 27        2, III    |              they have abandoned the law of their fathers, who are
 28        2, III    |             Tell me, ye who read the law, do ye not hear the law?
 29        2, III    |              law, do ye not hear the law? For it is written, that
 30        2, III    |              have they abandoned the law of their fathers, who are
 31        2, III    |              these: "Or does not the law say these things also? For
 32        2, III    |             For it is written in the law of Moses, Thou shalt not
 33        2, III    |            prophecy, and to keep the law of Moses according to the
 34        2, III    |           who have not abandoned the law of their fathers? It was
 35        2, IV     |            became apostates from the law of your fathers;" showing
 36        2, IV     |              your doctrines than our law?" Now, certainly the introduction
 37        2, IV     |            the things written in the law with disrespect. On the
 38        2, IV     |               the Gospel--having the law for its foundation, when
 39        2, IV     |             literal obedience to the law of Moses.~
 40        2, V      |           the ideas contained in the law and the prophets, and who
 41        2, VI     |             Son of God, who gave the law and the prophets; and we,
 42        2, VI     |        Church, do not transgress the law, but have escaped the mythologizings
 43        2, VI     |        mystical contemplation of the law and the prophets. For the
 44        2, VI     |            up a prayer regarding the law as being obscure, and needing
 45        2, VI     |           wondrous things out of Thy law."~
 46        2, VII    |          good and true and spiritual law of God, while at the same
 47        2, VII    |              those who are under the law, as under the law, that
 48        2, VII    |          under the law, as under the law, that he might gain those
 49        2, VII    |              those who are under the law?~
 50        2, XXXVIII|            under the training of the law and the prophets (which
 51        2, LIII   |            For it is written in your law, 'If there arise among you
 52        2, LXXIV  |     according to the accounts in the law of Moses, God is related
 53        2, LXXIV  |             they are recorded in the law of the Jews to have done,
 54        2, LXXVI  |             brought also against the law and the prophets. For he
 55        2, LXXVI  |           For in the writings of the law and the prophets God makes
 56        2, LXXVI  |           Jesus. And as respects the law of Moses itself, we are
 57        2, LXXVI  |  apprehension of the writings of the law. Nay, if the Jew perceive
 58        2, LXXVIII|              conformity with his own law, has somewhere here ended
 59        3, III    |           renounce Judaism and their law, and have been cruelly treated,
 60        3, LX     |            through meditating on the law of the Lord day and night,
 61        3, LXXIV  |             of those passages in the law, and prophecies, and Gospels,
 62        4, I      |           for planting the spiritual law, and the prophetic words
 63        4, XXII   |             the observances of their law. One fact, then, which proves
 64        4, XXXI   |          existed in their state, the law expelling all such from
 65        4, XXXI   |          accordingly, amongst them a law to the following effect: "
 66        4, XXXI   |                Do not transgress the law, and make to yourselves
 67        4, XXXI   |         waters under the earth." The law, indeed, wished them to
 68        4, XLIV   |            Tell me, ye that read the law, do ye not hear the law?
 69        4, XLIV   |              law, do ye not hear the law? For it is written that
 70        4, XLIX   |          says: "It is written in the law, Thou shalt not muzzle the
 71        4, XLIX   |              ear, O my people, to my law: incline your ears to the
 72        4, L      |                  L.~Moreover, if the law of Moses had contained nothing
 73        4, L      |           wondrous things out of Thy law;" whereas he knew that there
 74        4, L      |           wondrous things out of Thy law." And who is there that,
 75        4, LI     |      allegorical explanations of the law of Moses. These however,
 76        4, XCIII  |            find that not only in the law, but also in the prophets,
 77        5, VI     |              the Jews who follow the law, which, speaking in the
 78        5, VI     |            who live according to the law, and worship the Maker of
 79        5, VI     |       Moreover, no one who obeys the law of Moses will bow down to
 80        5, VI     |              its angels, obeying the law which declares: "Lest thou
 81        5, VII    |            who live according to the law of Moses, although they
 82        5, VII    |            the secret meaning of the law, which is conveyed in obscure
 83        5, VIII   |              not transgressing their law in bowing down to the heavens,
 84        5, IX     |           this was contrary to their law, which said to them who
 85        5, IX     |        observed that they keep their law, and has called them "those
 86        5, IX     |              live according to their law;" or if he did attribute
 87        5, IX     |             as they transgress their law who offer worship to those
 88        5, IX     |          also do they transgress the law who offer sacrifice to sun,
 89        5, IX     |            are careful to keep their law by not bowing down to sun,
 90        5, X      |             we shall answer that the law of Moses knows that these
 91        5, X      |      understanding and observing the law of God. For it was said
 92        5, XXXIII |          will walk in them." For the law came forth from the dwellers
 93        5, XXXIII |              among us as a spiritual law. Moreover, the word of the
 94        5, XXXIII |                and having received a law, for which we give thanks
 95        5, XXXIV  |             be right in saying that 'law' is the king of all things."~
 96        5, XXXVII |             to us, the one being the law of nature, of which God
 97        5, XXXVII |              other being the written law of cities, it is a proper
 98        5, XXXVII |              thing, when the written law is not opposed to that of
 99        5, XXXVII |        foreign customs; but when the law of nature, that is, the
100        5, XXXVII |              of nature, that is, the law of God, commands what is
101        5, XXXVII |            is opposed to the written law, observe whether reason
102        5, XXXVII |          other matters to prefer the law of nature, which is the
103        5, XXXVII |              of nature, which is the law of God, before the written
104        5, XXXVII |              God, before the written law, which has been enacted
105        5, XXXVII |          spirit of opposition to the law of God, why should we not
106        5, XL     |            be correct in saying that law is king of all things,"
107        5, XL     |         discuss this assertion. What law do you mean to say, good
108        5, XL     |             not governed by the same law. You ought to have said
109        5, XL     |             for in every nation some law is king of all. But if you
110        5, XL     |            if you mean that which is law in the proper sense, then
111        5, XL     |           like robbers abandoned the law, deny its validity, and
112        5, XL     |              to the knowledge of the law which is by nature "king
113        5, XL     |           which is the same with the law of God, endeavour to regulate
114        5, XLI    |      carefully to preserve their own law, they are not to be blamed
115        5, XLIII  |             master or slave, was the law that one of the same faith
116        5, XLIII  |           said to preserve their own law in the same points with
117        5, XLIII  |             the superiority of their law, if they were to believe
118        5, XLIII  |         sinned, and transgressed the law, and slain the prophets
119        5, XLIV   |      enigmatically the object of the law regarding the sacrifices,
120        5, XLVII  |             For the purpose, and the law, and the wish of him who
121        5, LI     |              is our leader, and what law proceeded from Him." And
122        5, LX     |           because the meaning of the law of Moses has been concealed
123        5, LX     | comprehension of the contents of the law.~ 
124        5, LXI    |           accordance with the Jewish law,--and these are the twofold
125        6, V      |             shall I fear?" and, "Thy law is a lamp unto my feet,
126        6, XV     |           all breaches of the divine law: he who is about to become
127        6, XVI    |             animal. according to the law, is described as "unclean,"
128        6, XXIX   |              God of Moses and of his law an "accursed" divinity;
129        6, XXIX   |              which he gives, and the law of the Jews, while it is
130        6, XXXI   |             Sabaoth, defender of the law of thy creatures, who are
131        6, XXXV   |        circumcision described in the law was a symbol of the circumcision
132        6, LVI    |             of those who forsake the law of the Lord, and their iniquities
133        6, LXVIII |           that also of the spiritual law, which is Moses, seen in
134        6, LXX    |             the prescriptions of the law were obeyed both by Samaritans
135        6, LXX    |              after the giving of the law by Moses. For when we turn
136        7, VII    |      prophecies are contained in the law; to that of Jeremiah, as
137        7, X      |            piety as set forth in the law and the prophets. The prophets
138        7, XVIII  |             in supposing that in the law and the prophets there is
139        7, XVIII  |             said to him who kept the law, "Thou shalt lend unto many
140        7, XVIII  |            received according to the law for his righteousness, if
141        7, XVIII  |            zealously in defence of a law whose promises had proved
142        7, XVIII  |         proof that they despised the law, doubtless from the feeling
143        7, XVIII  |           religion prescribed by the law.~
144        7, XIX    |            Now if these words in the law, "Thou shalt have dominion
145        7, XIX    |        despising the promises of the law. Celsus brings forward another
146        7, XIX    |       expressions to be found in the law, as this, for example: "
147        7, XX     |             if they did not obey the law, they would be treated in
148        7, XX     |             contrary to those of the law, and uses that as an argument
149        7, XX     |              We hold, then, that the law has a twofold sense, --the
150        7, XX     |              wishes to disparage the law taken literally, says, "
151        7, XX     |             praise and recommend the law, he calls it "spiritual,"
152        7, XX     |              says, "We know that the law is spiritual;" and, "Wherefore
153        7, XX     |      spiritual;" and, "Wherefore the law is holy, and the commandment
154        7, XXI    |              then, the letter of the law promises riches to the just,
155        7, XXII   |        manner, those who disobey the law and word of God may well
156        7, XXIV   |            promised blessings of the law, which teaches that the
157        7, XXIV   |             the food promised in the law as the food of the soul,
158        7, XXV    |            Gospel and the God of the law, we must say in reply, that
159        7, XXV    |            Gospel and the God of the law, even when we take literally
160        7, XXVI   |             those who had broken the law, and were therefore condemned
161        7, XXVI   |       desirous of carrying out their law, are not able to inflict
162        7, XXVI   |     providence which of old gave the law, and has now given the Gospel
163        7, XXVIII |           who lived according to His law the holy land, which is "
164        7, XXXIV  |           wondrous things out of Thy law," or, "The commandment of
165        7, XXXIV  |            the wonders of the divine law, or that the law of the
166        7, XXXIV  |              divine law, or that the law of the Lord gives light
167        7, XXXIV  |             expression is used, "the law by the hand of Moses," or, "
168        7, XLIX   |             talketh of judgment; the law of his God is in his heart."
169        7, LXI    |            minded to sue thee at the law, and take away thy coat,
170        7, LXIII  |          generally from dread of the law and its penalties, and not
171        7, LXVIII |             heroes, regulated by the law of the Most High God? Have
172        7, LXVIII |          heroes, is regulated by the law of the Most High God." But
173        7, LXVIII |             transgressors follow the law of God when they transgress;
174        7, LXIX   |            true that all observe the law of the Most High; for all
175        7, LXIX   |            fall away from the divine law, whether through heedlessness,
176        7, LXIX   |             all such do not keep the law of God, but, to use a new
177        7, LXIX   |              find in Scripture, "the law of sin. I say, then, that
178        7, LXIX   |               instead of keeping the law of God, offend against it.
179        7, LXX    |             heroes, regulated by the law of the Most High God? Have
180        8, VI     |      lordship over them, namely, the law of Lycurgus. But they who
181        8, VI     |              them to set at nought a law which is mightier than all
182        8, X      |              makest thy boast of the law, through breaking the law
183        8, X      |            law, through breaking the law dishonourest thou God?"
184        8, X      |              he who transgresses the law dishonours God by his transgression,
185        8, X      |        evident that he who keeps the law honours God, and that the
186        8, XXIII  |           why we are required by the law of God to keep its festivals
187        8, XXIX   |         correct understanding of the law of Moses, carefully restrict
188        8, XXXIII |              is not according to the law of God that any demon has
189        8, XXXVIII|           prohibitions of the divine law is this, "Thou shalt not
190        8, LVI    |            one "by transgressing the law dishonours the lawgiver,"
191        8, LVI    |            that if the two laws, the law of God and the law of mammon,
192        8, LVI    |               the law of God and the law of mammon, are completely
193        8, LVI    |              us by transgressing the law of mammon to dishonour mammon,
194        8, LVI    |            honour God by keeping His law, than by transgressing the
195        8, LVI    |            than by transgressing the law of God to dishonour God,
196        8, LVI    |             God, that by obeying the law of mammon we may honour
197        8, LXV    |             which is contrary to the law and word of God, we are
198        8, LXVIII |          become most obedient to the law, and most humane; and every
199        8, LXIX   |       promised to those who keep His law has not come to pass, the
200        8, LXIX   |            and live according to His law; and if the Jews bare not
201        8, LXXII  |               were to come under one law;" but judging this quite
202        8, LXXII  |          reason shall come under one law. However, if we must refer
203        8, LXXV   |              the word of God and the law of God, and thus be united
204        8, LXXV   |           lives in all things to the law of God.~