Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |           or of any such as he. For Paul, when enumerating the innumerable
 2        1, Pref   |          other causes enumerated by Paul, do not separate us (from
 3        1, Pref   |          from Christ); but not that Paul and the other apostles,
 4        1, Pref   |             Celsus has entitled it. Paul, indeed, observing that
 5        1, XIII   |            occur in the writings of Paul, where they run as follow: "
 6        1, XIII   |          genuine disciple of Jesus, Paul, when he says: "For after
 7        1, XIII   |       foolishness" of preaching, as Paul also perceived, when he
 8        1, XLVII  |      distinguished for his justice. Paul, a genuine disciple of Jesus,
 9        1, XLVIII |         scents such things as leads Paul to say that he is a sweet
10        1, XLVIII |             the Son of man." And so Paul was carried away into the
11        1, XLVIII |       present object to explain why Paul says, "Whether in the body,
12        1, LVII   |              that every man who, as Paul expresses it, is no longer
13        1, LVII   |           of all such. The words of Paul are as follow: "For ye have
14        1, LXII   |            power? And to this also, Paul, referring in terms of commendation,
15        1, LXIII  |            a sinful man." Moreover, Paul, who himself also at a later
16        1, LXIII  |           of saying something about Paul, the founder, after Jesus,
17        2, I      |           Epistle to the Galatians, Paul states that Peter, still
18        2, I      |         right hand of fellowship to Paul and Barnabas, in order that,
19        2, I      |         from the heathen, when even Paul himself "became as a Jew
20        2, IX     |           God. Now if, according to Paul's teaching, "he that is
21        2, XVI    |            philosophical remarks of Paul, or the statements of the
22        2, XVII   |  encountered what He foreknew; when Paul, His own disciple, having
23        2, XXIV   |         pondered over by those whom Paul calls "perfect" when he
24        2, XXXIV  |         loosed his chains; and that Paul, having been bound in the
25        2, L      |                                  L.~Paul, moreover, in the second
26        2, LXIII  |           some similar fashion. And Paul also, in the concluding
27        2, LXV    |         seventy also, and lastly to Paul, as to one born out of due
28        2, LXVI   |       behold His resurrection, when Paul, writing to the Corinthians,
29        2, LXIX   |         with Him; as is declared by Paul, "For we were buried with
30        2, LXXI   |       apostles, and especially from Paul. Moreover, those who are
31        3, XI     |             even in the Epistles of Paul, who was contemporary with
32        3, XIII   | Christianity? And respecting these, Paul appears to me to speak in
33        3, XVIII  |             that which is called by Paul the gift consisting in the "
34        3, XIX    |            that is in Christianity, Paul says: 'We speak wisdom among
35        3, XX     |       opinions to those of Celsus: "Paul then, we are to suppose,
36        3, XX     |            both that you understand Paul's words, and that you can
37        3, XXI    |        contained in the writings of Paul. But what we have said is
38        3, XXXIII |     Scriptures," and to the wish of Paul, who taught that "we ought
39        3, XLVI   |             kill and crucify.", And Paul also, in the catalogue of "
40        3, XLVII  |             that what is written by Paul in the first Epistle to
41        3, XLVII  |   constitute the wisdom of God. But Paul, as a lover of truth, says
42        3, XLVIII |           who are termed "bishops," Paul, in describing what kind
43        3, LIII   |             the word is used by our Paul in writing to the Corinthians,
44        3, LXII   |  necessarily first exist in men. As Paul also says, "When the commandment
45        3, LXXIII |         with a foolish nation." And Paul also, knowing this, said, "
46        3, LXXVI  |            say from the writings of Paul, that the apostle of Jesus
47        4, V      |             and have our being," as Paul also taught in his address
48        4, XVIII  |           to quote one testimony of Paul to the following effect: "
49        4, XLIX   |            an allegorical meaning." Paul, the apostle of Jesus, says: "
50        4, XLIX   |            another passage the same Paul says: "For it is written,
51        4, LXX    |           would wish to be engaged. Paul also, the apostle of Jesus,
52        4, LXXII  |              wrath," as the Apostle Paul declares, all men are children: "
53        4, LXXII  |            the further statement of Paul: "Or despisest thou the
54        4, LXXII  |         commands us by the mouth of Paul to "put off all these, anger,
55        5, VIII   |              And in the writings of Paul, who was carefully trained
56        5, X      |           and ever," etc. And hence Paul, too, when speaking of the
57        5, XVII   |             Thessalonians, in which Paul, as one who is alive and
58        5, XVIII  |            to quote the language of Paul from the first Epistle to
59        5, XLVII  |           upon it in the Epistle of Paul to the Romans.~
60        5, LXI    |           of the Gentiles alike, as Paul, too, distinctly says, who
61        5, LXIV   |        Celsus could remember out of Paul's writings; and yet why
62        5, LXV    |             Epistles of the Apostle Paul, as the two sects of Ebionites,
63        6, III    |        sinners. For respecting such Paul says in express words: "
64        6, VI     |          done a similar thing. Nay, Paul even heard "unspeakable
65        6, VII    |          incredible assertion, that Paul the tentmaker, and Peter
66        6, X      |             quote also the words of Paul, where he says, in censuring
67        6, XII    |           be foolishness with God;" Paul having said that "the wisdom
68        6, XIII   |             is faith. And therefore Paul says: "To one is given by
69        6, XIX    |    knowledge holds this place." Our Paul, moreover, educated by these
70        6, XXIV   |      representations of men who, as Paul says, "creep into houses,
71        6, XLV    |       Daniel nor in the writings of Paul, nor what the Saviour in
72        6, XLV    |             deceive the human race. Paul, indeed, speaks of him who
73        6, XLVI   |            hand." What is stated by Paul in the words quoted from
74        6, LIV    |          evil days concerning which Paul said: "Redeeming the time,
75        6, LVII   |             is distinctly taught by Paul, when he says: "This persuasion
76        6, LXV    |           his principles; while our Paul declares, that "of Him,
77        6, LXX    |         objects of "sense;" as when Paul says, "But our sufficiency
78        7, XX     |        contradictory of each other. Paul in like manner says, that "
79        7, XX     |            We may therefore find in Paul, as well as in the prophet,
80        7, XX     |             he shall live by them," Paul in like manner, when he
81        7, XXI    |           nations. It was thus that Paul lent to all the nations
82        7, XXXVIII|         though now, in the words of Paul, "we see in a glass obscurely,
83        7, XLIII  |           Such are the things which Paul labours to express when
84        8, I      |            purpose requires. And as Paul said, "We are ambassadors
85        8, IV     |              lords." To this effect Paul says, "For though there
86        8, IV     |           to be subject to Himself, Paul therefore, with this in
87        8, V      |           beyond that of those whom Paul calls "gods," if he is enabled,
88        8, XIX    |           God by Jesus Christ;" and Paul also says, "Being built
89        8, XXI    |           me a most noble saying of Paul, "Ye observe days, and months,
90        8, XXIII  |          distinct from others, that Paul seems to me to refer in
91        8, XXIV   |           the Corinthians, in which Paul treats of offerings to idols.
92        8, XXIX   |        false witness, blasphemies." Paul also says, "Meat commendeth