Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref    |          to defend Himself, and to show that He was guilty of none
  2        1, V       |       follows, however, wishing to show that this is a common opinion,
  3        1, VI      |        even if it be impossible to show by what power Jesus wrought
  4        1, XVII    |       cavils those who are able to show the true state of the case
  5        1, XVIII   |          is, as the Discourse will show, greatly superior to your
  6        1, XIX     |      assertions, and then we shall show that this view of ours is
  7        1, XXII    |          origin in Judaism, he can show that the latter also is
  8        1, XXIII   |        there was one God." Let him show, then, how, after this irrational
  9        1, XXIII   |         But he will not be able to show, from any actions of theirs,
 10        1, XXIII   |      profounder consideration will show, that as God is not a part,
 11        1, XXVI    |           and Judaism; and let him show also how sorcery can exist
 12        1, XXVI    |           Moreover, he promises to show afterwards "how it was through
 13        1, XXVI    |     prophecies about Him, he would show with truth how the Jews
 14        1, XXVI    |       contempt of God, and were to show, as evidence of such a result,
 15        1, XXVIII  |        examine his statements, and show that he does not maintain,
 16        1, XLII    |       remark that the endeavour to show, with regard to almost any
 17        1, XLII    |  unreasoning faith, but wishing to show that there is need of candour
 18        1, XLIV    |         but being very desirous to show, on the footing of our common
 19        1, XLIV    |         this, our purpose being to show that Celsus displayed no
 20        1, XLVIII  |          Himself, and preferred to show by acts rather than words
 21        1, XLVIII  |          it is necessary for us to show him that such a statement
 22        1, LIII    |         them that are in darkness, Show yourselves." And we may
 23        1, LV      |           over us), and had made a show of them openly on His cross?"
 24        1, LVII    |            in the book of Acts, to show how those persons above
 25        1, LX      |            and the words, "I shall show him to him, but not now;
 26        1, LXV     |       importunate manner." Let him show wherein lay the disgraceful
 27        1, LXVI    |      service to Him who, wished to show that as a man, to whom witness
 28        1, LXVII   |         have to say Let the Greeks show to us, among those who have
 29        1, LXVII   |      descent. But these Greeks can show us nothing regarding those
 30        1, LXVIII  |       performed His works only for show; but now there is not a
 31        2, IV      |        have no other foundation to show for your doctrines than
 32        2, VII     |            VII.~Moreover, let them show where there is to be found
 33        2, VII     |          serveth?" And let any one show what were the falsehoods
 34        2, VIII    |            this Jew of Celsus then show us, not many persons, nor
 35        2, X       |      deserving of death," let them show how they who sought to concoct
 36        2, XI      |            that those proofs which show that the apostasy of Judas
 37        2, XVI     |          just man, and yet were to show that he was guilty of injustice;
 38        2, XX      |    psalmist, "he remembered not to show mercy, but persecuted the
 39        2, XX      |            was possible for him to show mercy, and not to persecute
 40        2, XXVIII  |         interpretation of them, to show how the use which they make
 41        2, XXX     |            them to be such, and to show by reasoning the meanness
 42        2, XXXIII  |            although we are able to show the striking and miraculous
 43        2, XXXV    |          the other miracles, which show that the crucified One possessed
 44        2, XXXVI   |           of mockery; but we shall show from the serious narratives
 45        2, XLI     |          alleging that "he did not show himself to be pure from
 46        2, XLI     |            evil" our Lord did not, show Himself to be pure. If he
 47        2, XLI     |        Socrates, who was unable to show himself pure from evils.
 48        2, XLIX    |          false prophets, and shall show great signs and wonders;
 49        2, LVI     |         also,--let us endeavour to show that the account of Jesus
 50        2, LXIII   |          that "if Jesus desired to show that his power was really
 51        2, LXIII   |      manner as He used formerly to show Himself--publicly, and to
 52        2, LXIII   |           explained why He did not show Himself, after His resurrection
 53        2, LXIV    |           sparing them, He did not show Himself to all after His
 54        2, LXV     |     present, nor did He constantly show Himself to them, because
 55        2, LXVII   |             accordingly, wished to show that His power was divine
 56        2, LXIX    |               LXIX.~But we wish to show that His instantaneous bodily
 57        2, LXXV    |          your unbelief of Jesus ye show that ye are the sons of
 58        2, LXXVI   |     Scriptures, he will be able to show that it is for no light
 59        2, LXXVII  |           sent to us, and who will show that nothing is impossible
 60        2, LXXVII  |           God does not perpetually show Himself to the Hebrew nation,
 61        2, LXXVII  |            of its truth, that they show to all men by their sufferings
 62        3, II      |         and Christians with folly, show us how the Jewish nation
 63        3, XI      |           the faith," is enough to show that from the very beginning,
 64        3, XVI     |          asserts, he who likes may show. I know not, indeed, what
 65        3, XVI     |          one; he will be unable to show that we who, striving to
 66        3, XX      |      Philippians, and Romans,--and show two things, both that you
 67        3, XXIV    |            importance, can clearly show a countless multitude of
 68        3, XXV     |     possession of virtue--you must show that they who practise healing
 69        3, XXV     |           they will not be able to show that they are virtuous who
 70        3, XXVII   |         recorded of Jesus, can you show yourself justified in giving
 71        3, XXXIII  |          is not a fiction, let him show with what object this supernatural
 72        3, XXXVI   |            render to Jesus, let us show in what a spirit of hostility
 73        3, XXXVI   |           even at the present time show that they either fear the
 74        3, XXXVII  |          such Christians will also show, that as in philosophy there
 75        3, XXXVIII |            from this to proceed to show that what is termed good
 76        3, XLII    |           any longer say, with any show of reason, that these men,
 77        3, XLIV    |         their God, they manifestly show that they desire and are
 78        3, L       |          thrust themselves in, and show themselves off." Observe,
 79        3, LII     |           of wise men, nor dare to show off their tricks before
 80        3, LIV     |        appropriate to them, and to show to slaves how they may recover
 81        3, LVI     |     Creator of all things, and who show that we ought to despise
 82        3, LVII    |      adherents from good teachers, show who are those other teachers
 83        3, LVII    |        will be unable, however, to show any such.; while we promise,
 84        3, LVIII   |        what we do. But if you will show me teachers who train young
 85        3, LXIII   |            etc.? For is he able to show that a procedure of this
 86        3, LXX     |           although he might with a show of reason have opposed this
 87        3, LXXIII  |      things," although he does not show or clearly point out what
 88        3, LXXVI   |          being drunk." But let him show, say from the writings of
 89        3, LXXXI   |    whatever. And let him who likes show what "better things" we
 90        3, LXXXI   |    prophets. And let him who likes show that those words which are
 91        4, I       |       above all is it necessary to show, as against the assertions
 92        4, IV      |         you, who do not distinctly show by your treatise that you
 93        4, XI      |            this, being desirous to show that it is nothing either
 94        4, XIII    |              If, then, any one can show that these words were differently
 95        4, XIV     |      economy of His providence. We show, accordingly, that the holy
 96        4, XXI     |   seasonably when his object is to show not only what is the meaning
 97        4, XXI     |           regarding future events, show that they have spoken the
 98        4, XXIV    |           reply by endeavouring to show that such assertions are
 99        4, XXVII   |      believe to be divine, and who show that He who was spoken of
100        4, XXXIV   |            our inquiry, no one can show from what history--whether
101        4, XXXV    |           Now, let him who chooses show who these are that dispute
102        4, XXXV    |         even probable arguments to show that Jews and Christians
103        4, XXXVII  |           be explained in order to show that God communicated to
104        4, XLII    |                  XLII.~In order to show that he had read the book
105        4, XLV     |            hypothesis, in order to show that such an act belongs
106        4, XLVII   |      enumerated these instances to show that what, literally considered,
107        4, XLIX    |      instances out of very many to show that Celsus brings an empty
108        4, L       |       subject, because I wished to show the unsoundness of the assertion
109        4, LII     |    themselves. Rather do I wish to show that Nature teaches this,
110        4, LIII    |      uphold, and that some of them show that the history which they
111        4, LIV     |           for a little; and let us show that Celsus either does
112        4, LX      |    opposite view will endeavour to show, with out the assumption
113        4, LXI     |          certain bowl), let Celsus show that the world was not produced
114        4, LXXIV   |       manifested by them, he would show that all things came into
115        4, LXXXVIII|           LXXXVIII.~And wishing to show at greater length that even
116        4, LXXXVIII|        said at these meetings, and show that in reality they possess
117        4, LXXXVIII|           the elephants are, or to show greater devotion to divine
118        4, XC      |  statements of Celsus, that we may show the ingratitude towards
119        4, XC      |       order that I may in this way show to those who are prejudiced
120        4, XCI     |         character may be found, to show that animals do not possess
121        4, XCVII   |           as Celsus is desirous to show that the assemblies of the
122        4, XCVII   |            thing or that, and then show that they have departed
123        4, XCVIII  |      formed them being desirous to show an instance among the irrational
124        5, II      |        they, and by which we shall show that in asserting generally
125        5, VIII    |           best of our ability, and show that although Celsus considers
126        5, VIII    |          the Christians, moreover, show, in censuring the sins committed
127        5, XII     |    uttering these predictions, and show reverence to Him rather
128        5, XV      |          For My name's sake will I show Mine anger, and My glory
129        5, XIX     |          the following, "Behold, I show you a mystery;" which is
130        5, XX      |           Christian system, let us show that men, not to be lightly
131        5, XX      |          word "resurrection," they show in reality that Socrates,
132        5, XXXVIII |       XXXVIII.~I wish, however, to show how Celsus asserts without
133        5, XXXVIII |         led away to death, let him show the reasonableness of selecting
134        5, XXXVIII |          of Ptolemy, who wished to show to the people of Alexandria
135        5, LVII    |            that neither do all men show themselves worthy of belief,
136        5, LVIII   |           put Him to death, and to show to all men that He was dead
137        5, LXV     |         unto the world,'" we shall show the falsity of such a statement.
138        6, IV      |           by those who are able to show that they resemble those
139        6, VII     |      philosophize like him, let us show from the holy Scriptures
140        6, XII     |        this, however, he wished to show that this statement was
141        6, XV      |      humble," etc. Now these words show that he who is of humble
142        6, XVII    |        again, that the prophet may show the depth of the doctrines
143        6, XVIII   |         regarding God, in order to show that, to those who have
144        6, XIX     |           defend ourselves, and to show that it was impossible for
145        6, XXXII   |       these topics, from a wish to show to every one who peruses
146        6, XXXII   |         many more illustrations to show that we are acquainted with
147        6, XXXIII  |           we have done in order to show to Celsus and those who
148        6, XXXIV   |       words together, he wished to show before those who knew nothing
149        6, XXXV    |         predicted by them, and who show from the prophetic writings
150        6, XXXVI   |         gates of death, that I may show forth all Thy praise in
151        6, XXXVIII |            our reply to Celsus, to show to our readers that we know
152        6, XLIX    |             where we have tried to show from the holy Scriptures
153        6, LV      |         because we are not able to show one consistent series of
154        6, LXVI    |           to Him? And how will you show Him to me? Because now,
155        6, LXVI    |           to Celsus, "How will you show me God?"~
156        6, LXXVII  |          divine Word, who does not show Himself in the same manner
157        7, II      |          the answer ourselves, and show Celsus how unfounded is
158        7, III     |            could quote passages to show that even among the Greeks
159        7, III     |       whether that spirit does not show its profane and impure nature,
160        7, IV      |            IV.~Accordingly, we can show from an examination of the
161        7, VI      |            place, when, wishing to show us what most influenced
162        7, XI      |          able to bring forward, to show the falsehood of these allegations
163        7, XII     |            inconsistencies, and to show that, so far from there
164        7, XIV     |      rather to have said, "We must show that these things were never
165        7, XXXV    |           human form, "they do not show themselves for once, or
166        7, XXXV    |     phantom drive away demons, and show other indisputable evidences
167        7, XLI     |            felt ourselves bound to show him that he wished to give
168        7, XLI     |       inspired poets," let any one show how those who follow their
169        7, XLIII   |           after Philip had asked, "Show us the Father, and it sufficeth
170        7, LIV     |     subjection to Omphale. Let him show that divine honours should
171        7, LVI     |     nothing. Had he set himself to show what sort of infamy he found
172        7, LIX     |        even if we were required to show that the same doctrines
173        8, IX      |          worship of Jesus, we will show that the right to be honoured
174        8, XI      |         the salvation of our race, show Himself before all the world
175        8, XIII    |          us; anti Celsus can never show that the Son of God is the
176        8, XX      |          only felt it necessary to show thus briefly what we understand
177        8, XX      |           would do their utmost to show the excellence of their
178        8, XX      |       before them our temples, and show to such at least as are
179        8, XXIII   |          long for us at present to show why we are required by the
180        8, XXIV    |           from that he proceeds to show that those who join the
181        8, XXV     |            to God." He must either show that this distinction of
182        8, XXVI    |         enacted in states, he must show that they are in agreement
183        8, XXXI    |       statement of Celsus, let him show that it is not the divine
184        8, XXXI    |         piety pure and unimpaired, show their true character to
185        8, XXXVI   |             do inflict evils, they show that they are wicked, and
186        8, XLIII   |            fortitude and meekness, show the cruelty and injustice
187        8, XLVIII  |     remarks, in which he wishes to show that our doctrines are similar
188        8, XLVIII  |         then, or any one who will, show us who have been moved in
189        8, XLIX    |         and in other respects they show themselves to be gross,
190        8, LI      |            less give him help, and show that, even on the principle
191        8, LIII    |      Christianity, but in order to show that it would be better
192        8, LIV     |        that were in darkness would show themselves." And Jesus Himself,
193        8, LIV     |        destructive to mankind, and show that, under cover of oracles
194        8, LV      |            life, if they would not show themselves ungrateful to
195        8, LVII    |     thankfulness, maintain that we show no ingratitude by refusing
196        8, LXIII   |            duty, even to those who show no gratitude; while to those
197        8, LXVI    |           and with all your powers show forth the praises of the
198        8, LXVII   | representing prudence, let any one show what were the actual facts