Book, Chapter

  1        1, II      |         and wonders which we must believe to have been performed,
  2        1, IX      |   repeating, "Do not examine, but believe!" and, "Your faith will
  3        1, IX      |           were better for them to believe without a reason, and (so)
  4        1, IX      |          For a pious man will not believe that even a physician of
  5        1, X       |        that we teach those men to believe without reasons, who are
  6        1, XI      |          why should we not rather believe in God who is over all things,
  7        1, XI      |          dependent upon faith, to believe God rather than them? For
  8        1, XIII    |       preaching to save them that believe." Now by these words it
  9        1, XIII    |     second time to save them that believe, not by "folly" universally,
 10        1, XIX     |          allowable for us also to believe that there resided in the
 11        1, XXIII   |        makers; and that we should believe that the whole heaven is
 12        1, XXIII   |       reason will not allow us to believe that the God who is over
 13        1, XXXII   |          that those who would not believe the miraculous birth of
 14        1, XXXV    |   determine whether they ought to believe it or not, that the prophet
 15        1, XXXVI   |         not only to the Jews, who believe that they spake by divine
 16        1, XXXVI   |           given them, and were to believe in the Creator of the world,
 17        1, XXXVII  |       those nations which were to believe on the Saviour, and many
 18        1, XXXVII  |         to the Greeks, who do not believe in the birth of Jesus from
 19        1, XXXVIII |         into Egypt, he refuses to believe the miraculous circumstances
 20        1, XLIII   | amelioration of life in those who believe in God through Him. And
 21        1, XLIX    |          heretical sect refuse to believe that Christ was the subject
 22        1, LV      |         by whose stripes they who believe on Him are healed, when "
 23        1, LX      |         as Luke records, and as I believe, "praised God, saying, Glory
 24        1, LXI     |        the Jew of Celsus does not believe that this really happened),
 25        1, LXI     |           although Celsus may not believe it, that he was to withdraw
 26        1, LXII    |          although they profess to believe in God through Jesus, inasmuch
 27        1, LXIII   |          against Christianity, to believe the Gospel accounts only
 28        1, LXIII   |           inferior importance, to believe also the account of divine
 29        1, LXVII   |          histories, wishing us to believe them without any reasonable
 30        1, LXVIII  |        and he adds: "Well, let us believe that these were actually
 31        1, LXVIII  |         and not, on the contrary, believe, according to the promise,
 32        1, LXIX    |        were applicable to all who believe in the divine word, says: "
 33        2, IV      |       said to those who would not believe upon Him: "If ye had believed
 34        2, IV      |           of Me. But if ye do not believe his writings, how shall
 35        2, IV      |        his writings, how shall ye believe My words?" Nay, even one
 36        2, IX      |       conjectures, but because we believe the prophecies circulated
 37        2, XI      |         both as to what we are to believe and what we are not to believe,
 38        2, XI      |    believe and what we are not to believe, is absurd. And if we must
 39        2, XIII    |  acknowledge Jesus, then we shall believe that he utters these prophecies
 40        2, XIII    |           of Celsus, who does not believe that He foreknew all that
 41        2, XIX     |         viz., "that we are not to believe, because these things were
 42        2, XXXIII  |        give light?" But if Celsus believe the Gospel accounts when
 43        2, XXXIII  |         Christians, and refuse to believe them when they establish
 44        2, XXXIV   |        did not do so? For let him believe from our own Scriptures
 45        2, XXXV    |   doctrine of providence, and who believe in portents, Why does God
 46        2, XXXVIII |           any refutation, do they believe in Him who was the subject
 47        2, XXXVIII |    moreover, because they did not believe in Him who gave evidence
 48        2, XLIX    |         here is Christ, or there; believe it not. For there shall
 49        2, XLIX    |           in the secret chambers, believe it not. For as the lightning
 50        2, L       |        delusion, that they should believe a lie; that they all might
 51        2, LI      |          men, and to lead them to believe on the true God? But if
 52        2, LII     |          Pray, friend, why do you believe the works which are recorded
 53        2, LII     |         them those laws which you believe to be divine; whereas the
 54        2, LIII    |        advances against those who believe on Jesus, may, by parity
 55        2, LIII    |         which Moses forbids us to believe those who exhibit signs
 56        2, LV      |          mouth of one who did not believe in Moses (as we might quote
 57        2, LV      |   Egyptian, moreover, who did not believe the miracles of Moses, might
 58        2, LX      |          such an opinion does not believe without good reason in the
 59        2, LX      |           it is not irrational to believe that a dream may take place
 60        2, LXI     |          Unless I see, I will not believe;" but he added, "Unless
 61        2, LXI     |         upon His side, I will not believe." These words were spoken
 62        2, LXV     |           have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died, and rose
 63        2, LXIX    |          resurrection, and should believe that He, according to His
 64        2, LXXIV   |           who formerly refused to believe such wonders and such appearances
 65        2, LXXV    |        your life." For ye did not believe in the life which came to
 66        2, LXXVII  |           that we may see him and believe upon him?" we answer: Where
 67        2, LXXVII  |     miracles, that we may see and believe that He is part of God?
 68        2, LXXVII  |          and led His disciples to believe in His resurrection, and
 69        2, LXXVIII |       purpose, that we should not believe him?" To which we immediately
 70        2, LXXVIII |   therefore we shall not cease to believe in God, according to the
 71        3, I       |          and Christians: for both believe that it was predicted by
 72        3, IV      |       those prophecies which they believe in common, whether He who
 73        3, X       |         unwilling to make all men believe the doctrine of the Gospel?~
 74        3, XVI     |          that we who, striving to believe on grounds of reason, regulate
 75        3, XXIII   |     without examination refuse to believe what is recorded of Him?~
 76        3, XXIV    |     future; Celsus requires us to believe this, and finds no fault
 77        3, XXVII   |      finding fault with those who believe them, you, O Celsus, do
 78        3, XXVII   |          to conclude that we must believe the events recorded of Jesus
 79        3, XXVIII  |    prophecy, while others did not believe in Him, but, despising the
 80        3, XXVIII  |         that His followers should believe not merely in His Godhead
 81        3, XXVIII  |         in all those who not only believe, but s enter upon the life
 82        3, XXXII   |          to writing (for I do not believe that they contrived that
 83        3, XLI     |        that He whom we regard and believe to have been from the beginning
 84        3, XLVI    |          He promises to those who believe upon Him to send them wise
 85        3, XLVII   |         wisdom, has moved some to believe that it was not the object
 86        3, XLIX    |           especially of them that believe, whether they be intelligent
 87        3, LIII    |       evil." Would then those who believe these words to be well spoken,
 88        3, LXIX    |         difficulty, if a man only believe that he must entrust himself
 89        3, LXXIX   |        the multitude of those who believe the word, and should charge
 90        4, VI      |           trial both of those who believe upon him and of those who
 91        4, VI      |        those who do or who do not believe upon Him, does He, by His
 92        4, VI      |         wretchedness those who do believe upon Him, and who accept
 93        4, VI      |         and that those who do not believe may no longer have this
 94        4, XXVII   |       those Scriptures which they believe to be divine, and who show
 95        4, XXVII   |           and announced to us who believe."~
 96        4, XXVIII  |           especially of them that believe; and His Christ to be the "
 97        4, LIII    |          all blessing (to men) to believe in the God of all things,
 98        4, LIV     |           faith, would have us to believe his mere assertions, although
 99        4, LXXXVIII|           another. Others, again, believe that their souls are more
100        4, LXXXIX  |         who accuses us because we believe in the Supreme God, requires
101        4, LXXXIX  |       Supreme God, requires us to believe that the souls of birds
102        4, XCVII   |   absurdity. In order that we may believe, however, that certain individuals
103        5, XII     |       with us, and near us (for I believe Him when He says, "I am
104        5, XIV     |       accomplish it; nor must you believe at once that it will be
105        5, XVI     |     pleased God to save them that believe on Him, after that, in the
106        5, XXII    |          ground); whereas we, who believe that that which is "sown"
107        5, XLIII   |        their law, if they were to believe that they had been legislated
108        5, LVII    |      unreasonable, that those who believe in the resurrection of Jesus,
109        5, LXIV    |          thanksgiving of them who believe;" and to have misunderstood
110        6, VIII    |          them to come at once and believe that a God of a particular
111        6, X       |          to each of our hearers, "Believe, first of all, that He whom
112        6, X       |       more than an exhortation to believe, and to these we address
113        6, X       |       Celsus scoffingly alleges, "Believe that he whom I introduce
114        6, X       |         men;" neither do we add, "Believe it even the more (on that
115        6, XI      |           cry of all parties is, 'Believe, if thou wilt be saved,
116        6, XI      |           cry of all parties is, 'Believe, if thou wilt be saved,
117        6, XXVII   |           aliens to the Gospel to believe that Christians are men
118        6, XXXI    |          Astaphaeus, to whom they believe the following prayer should
119        6, XLVI    |        delusion, that they should believe a lie; that they all might
120        6, LVII    |           brought against all who believe in providence,--we have
121        6, LXXI    |  destructible by fire, nor (do we believe) that the soul of man, or
122        7, XIV     |      shake the faith of those who believe in Jesus on the ground of
123        7, XIV     |           of madness, we must not believe. How then can the pious
124        7, XV      |         High God, are we bound to believe them of God simply because
125        7, XV      |           is impossible for us to believe in those prophecies declaring
126        7, XXV     |         But as there is reason to believe that Celsus produces the
127        7, XLIX    |      questions, we find that they believe in the Most High God, and
128        7, LI      | characterize as "blind" those who believe that religion shows itself
129        7, LIV     |           which Celsus refuses to believe; and these words were accompanied
130        7, LV      |      calamity. Perhaps Celsus may believe what was recorded with all
131        7, LXV     |         it subject:, in hope." We believe, therefore, that things "
132        7, LXVI    |           the other we profess to believe that God made man the image
133        7, LXIX    |      opinion of most of those who believe in the existence of demons,
134        8, IX      |           though he would have us believe that we are led by our service
135        8, XII     |          not exist before; for we believe Himself when He says, "Before
136        8, XIV     |        hold with them, but rather believe Him when He says, "The Father
137        8, XXIV    |       creatures, and that we must believe in them, sacrifice to them
138        8, XXVI    |           XXVI.~And we are not to believe in demons, although Celsus
139        8, XXX     | sustenance of the body. We do not believe that souls pass from one
140        8, XXX     |          so much the more when we believe that the respect paid to
141        8, XLI     |    happened since then to make us believe that he was not an impostor,
142        8, XLI     |          we revile no one, for we believe that "revilers will not
143        8, XLVIII  |            Just as you, good sir, believe in eternal punishments,
144        8, XLVIII  |           He would, then, have us believe that we and the interpreters
145        8, LIII    |          time,--we must therefore believe that they are entrusted
146        8, LIII    |           himself not disposed to believe the doctrines taught by
147        8, LIV     |          adds, "We must therefore believe that men are entrusted to
148        8, LVIII   |   esteemed by him, that he cannot believe in the ability of God, if
149        8, LXII    |     suspicion against us, may now believe that the statements put
150        8, LXXV    |           the great King, whom we believe to be the Son of God, God