Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXI   |              that this is He who was spoken of by the prophets, but
 2        1, XXXV   |              Lord is related to have spoken to Ahaz thus: "Ask a sign
 3        1, XLIII  |         which He is recorded to have spoken to these men?" And, to compare
 4        1, XLIII  |           but also to have been both spoken and recorded by the same.
 5        1, LVI    |         sceptre of Thy kingdom," are spoken of the God of all things;
 6        1, LVII   |         those predictions which were spoken of him were intended of
 7        1, LVIII  |             says that "Chaldeans are spoken of by Jesus as having been
 8        1, LXI    |             a point of which we have spoken to the best of our ability
 9        1, LXIX   |            as you were." But we have spoken of these matters at greater
10        2, XIII   |         foolish alike? For the word, spoken with power, has gained the
11        2, XX     |              in Ps. cviii., Judas is spoken of by the mouth of the Saviour,
12        2, XXVI   |      reproached us with Jesus having spoken such words during His stay
13        2, XXIX   |      preceding pages we have already spoken of this point, viz., the
14        2, XLVIII |         already on several occasions spoken of them slanderously as
15        2, LXI    |           believe." These words were spoken by Thomas, who deemed it
16        2, LXIX   |              from view, after He had spoken to them certain words?~
17        2, LXXIV  |              mighty words which were spoken by Him with authority, and
18        2, LXXV   |       appearances; and thus what was spoken by our Saviour will be applicable
19        2, LXXVI  |              regarded as having been spoken by Jesus. And as respects
20        2, LXXVIII|           which is as follows, being spoken in the person of the Lord "
21        3, IV     |            of an ass," if He who was spoken of can be clearly pointed
22        3, IV     |      preceding pages we have already spoken on the point of Jesus being
23        3, XVII   |             shall reply that we have spoken in the preceding pages at
24        3, XXI    |              XXI.~And I have not yet spoken of the observance of all
25        3, XXXII  |            Him, might either be evil spoken of, as inventions like these,
26        3, XXXIII |           with respect to him he has spoken like an oracle, when he
27        3, XXXIV  |             of which we have already spoken at considerable length?
28        3, XXXV   |              assert that the persons spoken of are either demons, or
29        3, XLV    | understanding of its hearers, it has spoken certain truths in enigmas,
30        3, LIII   |       believe these words to be well spoken, suppose that the noble
31        3, LVII   |          with it, you would not have spoken the truth, and yet your
32        3, LX     |             the doctrines which were spoken in private by Jesus to His
33        3, LXII   |           slur upon the exhortations spoken and written to those who
34        3, LXIII  |              are invited to the rest spoken of in the word of God, "
35        3, LXXXI  |            that these words were not spoken by the divine Spirit, who
36        4, I      |             that Jesus is the Christ spoken of in prophecy--he makes
37        4, III    |            power." We ourselves have spoken in many parts of our writings
38        4, XII    |           down," it is understood as spoken in conformity with the usage
39        4, XIII   |          works of the wicked man are spoken of figuratively under the
40        4, XIII   |          loss." But what work can be spoken of in these words as being "
41        4, XIX    |          patients), rather than when spoken in the spirit of truth.
42        4, XXI    |          events, show that they have spoken the truth concerning many
43        4, XXIV   |             most unbecoming, whether spoken of all men in general, or
44        4, XXVII  |            XXVII.~And I have not yet spoken of the other evils which
45        4, XXVII  |             who show that He who was spoken of in prophecy has come,
46        4, XXXI   |            settled in Egypt, we have spoken in the preceding pages.
47        4, XXXVIII|             impression that they are spoken with a figurative meaning.
48        4, XL     |              the race), and what was spoken with reference to the woman
49        4, XL     |            reference to the woman is spoken of every woman without exception.
50        4, LXXI   |             to say to them should be spoken by Him in a manner more
51        4, LXXI   |           spiritual truths which are spoken by it to those who are called "
52        4, LXXXVII|         saying: "These things have I spoken to you in proverbs, but
53        4, XCIV   |              understanding the words spoken by this "divine" grinder
54        4, XCVII  |           and that they know what is spoken at them, and actually prove
55        4, XCVIII |           not aware that any one has spoken of its observance of oaths;
56        5, XL     |              since, after Celsus had spoken to the above effect of the
57        5, XLII   |              preceding pages already spoken in part of the venerable
58        5, XLV    |              names, on which we have spoken briefly in the preceding
59        5, XLV    |             statements are true when spoken of the names of men, what
60        5, LXIII  |             of things shameful to be spoken; nor will they yield in
61        5, LXIII  |             of things shameful to be spoken" against those who have
62        6, XXVI   |          uttered instead of what was spoken by some who perhaps are
63        6, XXIX   |           subjects, however, we have spoken at adequate length in the
64        6, XXXIII |      individuals, are represented as spoken at each of the gates by
65        6, XLIII  |              from whom the Ophioneus spoken of by Pherecydes is derived--
66        6, LXI    |            But suppose that they are spoken in an improper and figurative
67        6, LXII   |           the mouth of the LORD hath spoken it," or perhaps because
68        6, LXXIV  |             opinions (having already spoken frequently of them), and
69        6, LXXVI  |       misinterpreted it as not being spoken of Jesus Christ. What has
70        7, VIII   |        saying, "But what things were spoken or not spoken in the land
71        7, VIII   |            things were spoken or not spoken in the land of Judea, according
72        7, VIII   |             to use the words "or not spoken," as though implying that
73        7, VIII   |              were written were never spoken. In fact, he is unacquainted
74        7, XVI    |             kill Me, a man that hath spoken unto you the truth which
75        7, XXVIII |             men of a former age have spoken of a happy life reserved
76        7, XXVIII |              days of thy life," were spoken of the whole earth, the
77        7, XXXIV  |          from the senses as commonly spoken of. For when the prophet
78        7, XXXIV  |             understand that the ears spoken of are of a diviner kind.
79        7, XLI    |       Creator of the world, who have spoken so many things by a truly
80        7, XLIII  |            he implies that He may be spoken of, and that there are a
81        7, XLIII  |           that these last words were spoken in reference to His bodily
82        7, LXIII  |        common person of whom we have spoken.~
83        8, V      |          gods, but also beyond those spoken of as gods in Scripture,
84        8, XVIII  |              virtue of which we have spoken, and takes His abode in
85        8, XVIII  |            have described with those spoken of by Celsus, and the images
86        8, XIX    |              altars of which we have spoken, but that we do refuse to
87        8, XIX    |           temple. Of all the temples spoken of in this sense, the best
88        8, XXIX   |         mouth are evil thoughts when spoken, murders, adulteries, fornications,
89        8, XLIII  |               he has on this subject spoken something like the truth;
90        8, LXII   |           former passage, Celsus had spoken at length on the subject