Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI     |       faith, according to the holy Scriptures.~
 2        1, XIII   |            which, according to the Scriptures, is brought to nought; and
 3        1, XXXI   |          Jews from their prophetic Scriptures that this is He who was
 4        2, IV     |            is made manifest in the Scriptures of the prophets," and by
 5        2, V      |          from the knowledge of the Scriptures; whereas those of the Christians
 6        2, X      |            But how then should the Scriptures be fulfilled, that thus
 7        2, XX     |            contained in the sacred Scriptures or in the histories of the
 8        2, XX     |        seen, I shall take from the Scriptures the predictions regarding
 9        2, XXIV   | individuals who listen to the Holy Scriptures in a malignant spirit, and "
10        2, XXXIV  |           him believe from our own Scriptures that Peter obtained his
11        2, LVIII  |          but the statements of the Scriptures which are common to us both,
12        2, LXIII  |          our sins according to the Scriptures; and that He was seen of
13        2, LXXVI  |           meaning of the prophetic Scriptures, he will be able to show
14        3, VIII   |            not Egyptians,--and the Scriptures are full of Hebrew names,
15        3, XXIII  |           Jesus from the prophetic Scriptures, and comparing afterwards
16        3, XXXIII |           which lies in the divine Scriptures, agreeably to the injunctions
17        3, XXXIII |       Jesus, who said, "Search the Scriptures," and to the wish of Paul,
18        3, LXI    |            is made manifest by the Scriptures of the prophets," and "by
19        3, LXIII  |          are contained in the Holy Scriptures when the sinner says in
20        4, II     |          who prove from the Jewish Scriptures that the advent of Christ
21        4, II     |   accusation against the prophetic Scriptures, while he does not even
22        4, III    |          our ability, and the Holy Scriptures have established the same
23        4, XI     |     accorded our belief to our own Scriptures when treating of them, he
24        4, XII    |          said anywhere in the holy Scriptures to "come down," it is understood
25        4, XIV    |         accordingly, that the holy Scriptures represent God as unchangeable,
26        4, XXVII  |          against the Jews on those Scriptures which they believe to be
27        4, XXVIII |            ancient custom of these Scriptures, the "Christ of God."~
28        4, XXXVII |          expressions in the sacred Scriptures, imagine that we attribute
29        4, XXXVII |    furnished with wings, since the Scriptures, literally understood, attribute
30        4, XXXVIII|          his object to slander our Scriptures, he ridicules the following
31        4, XLII   |        should they, who gave their Scriptures to the whale nation, not
32        4, XLII   |            the whole of the Jewish Scriptures, which contain the mysteries
33        4, XLVI   |          man who, according to the Scriptures, is acknowledged to have
34        4, XLVII  |           as he regards it, of our Scriptures.~
35        4, XLIX   |             If Celsus had read the Scriptures in an impartial spirit,
36        4, XLIX   |             For from the prophetic Scriptures, in which historical events
37        4, XLIX   |    allegorical interpreters of our Scriptures, he would have the appearance,
38        4, XLIX   |           empty charge against the Scriptures, when he says "that they
39        4, LII    |          the subject of the Jewish Scriptures, and proving that the predictions
40        4, LVII   |            the world, and what our Scriptures call the end (of the ages),
41        4, LXXII  |     concerning Him, drawn from the Scriptures themselves, after careful
42        4, LXXX   |                   LXXX.~Those holy Scriptures, moreover, which bear the
43        4, LXXXIX |         the Jews, who use the same Scriptures with ourselves, but even
44        4, XCIII  |           him who is called in our Scriptures the "prince of this world,"
45        4, XCIII  |          as they are called by our Scriptures, unclean demons.~
46        4, XCIX   |   everything else which the sacred Scriptures when speaking of God call
47        5, IV     |         termed "god" in the sacred Scriptures, but not so that we are
48        5, V      |       Celsus has not read our holy Scriptures, he gives himself an answer
49        5, XV     |            building." And the holy Scriptures say that the Lord will,
50        5, XVI    |   injunction of Jesus, "Search the Scriptures." The following, moreover,
51        5, XVII   |           misunderstood the sacred Scriptures, or those (interpreters)
52        5, XVIII  |     Neither we, then, nor the holy Scriptures, assert that with the same
53        5, XXXI   |            and Babylonians, as the Scriptures would call them. In the
54        5, XXXVII |       account recent. For the holy Scriptures know Him to be the most
55        5, LIV    |           narratives of the Jewish Scriptures; and much more will he decline
56        5, LVIII  |             that "according to the Scriptures, angels are recorded to
57        5, LXI    |            who prove from the same Scriptures that one and the same Deity
58        5, LXIV   |          other quotations from the Scriptures, such as, "For though we
59        5, LXV    |          they acknowledge the same Scriptures, but interpret them differently,
60        6, I      |            the Greeks (than in the Scriptures). and in a manner which
61        6, II     |           the Greeks as in our own Scriptures, yet they do not possess
62        6, III    |           unrighteousness), as our Scriptures testify, by those who are
63        6, V      |         fact known long ago to our Scriptures; as when the prophet said, "
64        6, V      |        simple language of the holy Scriptures has led to their honest
65        6, VI     |     greater things than any in the Scriptures, but which they did not
66        6, VII    |          let us show from the holy Scriptures that the word of God also
67        6, VII    |           word, and "to search the Scriptures," and, agreeably to the
68        6, XVI    |       Hebrews--as the truth-loving Scriptures testify regarding Him, had
69        6, XVI    |           comparison in the sacred Scriptures, and in reference to what
70        6, XVII   |  depreciate the accounts which our Scriptures give of the kingdom of God,
71        6, XVII   |         divinely inspired, but our Scriptures were not, let us set forth
72        6, XXI    |                           XXI.~The Scriptures which are current in the
73        6, XXIII  |            and divinely accredited Scriptures are "seven" heavens mentioned;
74        6, XXV    |         This Leviathan, the Jewish Scriptures say, whatever they mean
75        6, XXV    |            anywhere in the ancient Scriptures, and especially because
76        6, XXXII  |       Horaeus, and from the Hebrew Scriptures him who is termed in Hebrew
77        6, XXXII  |           the names taken from the Scriptures are names of one and the
78        6, XXXII  |             and Adonaeus, whom the Scriptures term Adonai, a third besides,
79        6, XXXVII |            to the searching of the Scriptures, and have laboured to investigate
80        6, XXXIX  |     remarks, derived from the holy Scriptures, regarding the different
81        6, XLVIII |          signification in the holy Scriptures. But that we may win over
82        6, XLVIII |      thereby, we say that the holy Scriptures declare the body of Christ,
83        6, XLIX   |        tried to show from the holy Scriptures themselves what the "heaven"
84        6, L      |      appeared to him that the holy Scriptures contained "sheer nonsense,"
85        6, LV     |       there is found in the sacred Scriptures, in a certain passage, this
86        6, LXI    |            place, as if either the Scriptures made such a statement, or
87        6, LXXIX  |       termed "christs" by the holy Scriptures, in the passage, "Touch
88        7, IV     |          examination of the sacred Scriptures, that the Jewish prophets,
89        7, XII    |          who understand the sacred Scriptures. But Celsus ought to have
90        7, XXV    |           not unknown in the older Scriptures. For thus, in the Lamentations
91        7, XXVII  |          of refuting them. For the Scriptures plainly speak of God as
92        7, XXX    |            the study of the sacred Scriptures, to those who are qualified
93        7, XXXIV  |       hands. We know that the holy Scriptures make mention of eyes, of
94        8, IV     |                     IV.~The sacred Scriptures teach us to think, in like
95        8, IX     |          names by which the sacred Scriptures are wont to designate the