Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |  accusations directed against the faith of the Churches in his treatise;
  2        1, Pref   |        have no power to shake the faith of any (true) believer.
  3        1, Pref   |          believer in Christ whose faith can be shaken by Celsus--
  4        1, Pref   |          from being shaken in his faith, and confirm him in it.
  5        1, Pref   |         found as would have their faith shaken and overthrown by
  6        1, Pref   |   unacquainted with the Christian faith, or for those who, as the
  7        1, Pref   |      terms them, are "weak in the faith;" regarding whom he says, "
  8        1, Pref   |           Him that is weak in the faith receive ye." And this preface
  9        1, II     |         are sufficient to produce faith in any one who reads them,
 10        1, III    |        had become converts to the faith, made war upon their doctrine,
 11        1, VI     |        words in which they repose faith, according to the holy Scriptures.~
 12        1, VII    |     resurrection is an article of faith among many, and that a general
 13        1, IX     |          but believe!" and, "Your faith will save you!" And he alleges
 14        1, IX     |           on the strength of mere faith, but have waited) until
 15        1, IX     |         obtained through a simple faith, but would continue to remain
 16        1, X      |  repeating those statements about faith, we must say that, considering
 17        1, XI     |           teaches, we must repose faith in some one of those who
 18        1, XI     |         things are dependent upon faith, to believe God rather than
 19        1, XI     |    enterprise, why shall not this faith rather be rationally accepted
 20        1, XIII   |        and wisdom than on that of faith merely, and that it was
 21        1, XIX    |        assailant of the Christian faith tell us by what arguments
 22        1, XXI    |           moreover, an article of faith that God has said, "I change
 23        1, XLII   |          a simple and unreasoning faith, but wishing to show that
 24        1, XLV    |         us for the reasons of our faith in Jesus, give yours first
 25        1, XLVIII |       laying hold on the Logos by faith, so that a healing effluence
 26        1, XLIX   |         shaking, I do not say the faith, but the little faith of
 27        1, XLIX   |         the faith, but the little faith of unstable and temporary
 28        1, L      |    intelligent believers from the faith.~
 29        1, LI     |          among the enemies of the faith, it being said that in this
 30        1, LII    |          to state them, for their faith in Jesus.~
 31        1, LIII   |       world have reposed a simple faith in Him, the fulfilment of
 32        1, LXII   |        arrangement of words, then faith also, like that of the philosophers
 33        1, LXII   |        not only among the Jews of faith in Jesus, but also preaching
 34        1, LXII   |           and of power; that your faith should not stand in the
 35        2, I      |        were with him, the word of faith. Moreover, in the Epistle
 36        2, XLII   |       wonder at Him, and have our faith in Him daily confirmed.
 37        2, XLII   |        cast no discredit upon the faith of which He was the object;
 38        2, LXIII  |          the Christians and their faith, observe whether we are
 39        2, LXIX   |          they should accord their faith also to His resurrection,
 40        3, III    |       might help to confirm their faith in the Creator of all things,
 41        3, XI     |         have erred concerning the faith," is enough to show that
 42        3, XIV    |           give stability to their faith." To this we answer, that
 43        3, XVII   |       compare the articles of our faith to those of the Egyptians; "
 44        3, XVIII  |        from the doctrine of their faith, and invite only the ignorant
 45        3, XXIV   |      having received through this faith a marvellous power by the
 46        3, XXVIII |         body, contributed through faith, along with its divine elements,
 47        3, XXXIII |           to ascend from a simple faith, and to investigate the
 48        3, XXXVIII|        that "such is the power of faith, because it seizes that
 49        3, XXXIX  |         when he says to us, that "faith, having taken possession
 50        3, XXXIX  |      Jesus;" for of a truth it is faith which does produce such
 51        3, XXXIX  |    Observe, however, whether that faith does not of itself exhibit
 52        3, XXXIX  |          who has led us to such a faith, and declaring that He could
 53        3, XXXIX  |          themselves to conduct to faith, and to a life in keeping
 54        3, XXXIX  |         to a life in keeping with faith. And I am of opinion that
 55        3, XL     |     whether the principles of our faith, harmonizing with the general
 56        3, XLVI   |           third, and lower down, "faith." And because he regarded "
 57        3, LIII   |        the noble doctrines of our faith would never be mentioned
 58        4, II     |         apparent force to subvert faith in the prophetic writings,
 59        4, XXI    |          future, we should repose faith in them, or rather in the
 60        4, XXVII  |          God, both because of our faith in Him, and of His ability
 61        4, LII    |         indeed, to strengthen the faith of the multitude of simple
 62        4, LIV    |           for professing a simple faith, would have us to believe
 63        5, I      |           remaining "sound in the faith," I would do so. But since
 64        5, I      |           to confirm men in their faith, and to earn the name of "
 65        5, I      |      divine inspiration, that the faith of those whom we wish to
 66        5, I      |         us "great power," so that faith in the word and power of
 67        5, XVIII  |         against an alien from the faith, and for the sake of those
 68        5, XIX    |      people, who are led by their faith to enter on a better course
 69        5, XX     |           more than of a (simple) faith in the Christian system,
 70        5, XLIII  |          law that one of the same faith should not be allowed to
 71        5, L      |      those who were aliens to our faith. And because they were in
 72        5, LVII   |     manifest, as a fruit of their faith not to be lightly esteemed,
 73        5, LXIV   |        some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing
 74        6, II     |     Spirit and of power, that our faith should not stand in the
 75        6, XIII   | accordingly, being different from faith, is the "first" of the so-called "
 76        6, XIII   |       they can, must be saved--is faith. And therefore Paul says: "
 77        6, XIII   |           same Spirit; to another faith by the same Spirit." And
 78        6, XXIV   |        knowledge, that placed any faith in this diagram.~
 79        6, XXXVIII|        strangers to our Christian faith.~
 80        6, XL     |         ignorant of the Christian faith, that they have actually
 81        6, XL     |          altogether aliens to our faith; so would the following
 82        6, XL     |       presbyters belonging to our faith barbarous books, containing
 83        6, XL     |           these presbyters of our faith professed to do no good,
 84        6, XLII   |         Satan, but to place their faith in Him alone. Such statements
 85        7, IV     |        most learned in matters of faith.~
 86        7, VIII   |         who have not embraced our faith done any thing approaching
 87        7, XIV    |       place, wishing to shake the faith of those who believe in
 88        7, XXXVII |         say, as if to justify his faith in a resurrection, "How
 89        7, XL     |        suffer crucifixion for our faith, with believing in fabulous
 90        7, XLVI   |          those who are not of our faith; we strive not to be captious,
 91        7, XLVI   |           of God, who accepts the faith which the meanest place
 92        7, LII    |         my course I have kept the faith; henceforth there is laid
 93        8, XIII   |    prayers, to the Most High. Our faith, therefore, is directed
 94        8, XV     |           representation of their faith, I will use their own words,
 95        8, XLIV   |         who die for the Christian faith depart from the body with
 96        8, XLIV   |          sufferings, and deny the faith, come under their power,
 97        8, LI     |         the very essence of whose faith is God, and the promises
 98        8, LI     |          along with his Christian faith, he would cast off the very
 99        8, LII    |      taught by the enemies of our faith. For you will find that
100        8, LIX    |          to turn us away from our faith in the God of all through
101        8, LIX    |          welfare of our bodies to faith in six-and-thirty barbarous
102        8, LIX    |      Christianity, and to put our faith in an innumerable multitude
103        8, LXX    |     Celsus, embrace the Christian faith, they will, when they pray,
104        8, LXXIII |           to those enemies of our faith who require us to bear arms