Book, Chapter

 1        2, IX     |          Let Us make man in Our own image and likeness;" and that
 2        2, LX     |            possible, viz., that the image of a man who was dead could
 3        2, LX     |        formed to themselves such an image as they desired. Now~it
 4        3, XXVI   |         Aristeas is placed near the image of Apollo, and around it
 5        3, XXVI   |            laurels are planted: the image is placed in the public
 6        3, XL     |         fashioned according to some image or symbol of His appearance.
 7        3, LXXII  |           the power of God, and the image of His goodness," no one
 8        3, LXXIII |           incorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible
 9        4, XXX    |              Let Us make man in Our image and likeness;" and has therefore
10        4, XXX    |           man being created "in the image of God" and "after His likeness,"
11        4, XXX    |           Let Us make man after Our image and likeness," but that
12        4, XXX    |         that He made man "after the image" of God, but not then also "
13        4, XXX    |           incorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible
14        4, XXXI   |         make to yourselves a graven image, any likeness of male or
15        4, LXXXIII|             soul was created in the image of God; and they see that
16        4, LXXXIII|             fashioned in the divine image to have its (original) features
17        4, LXXXV  |            have been created in the image of God, for the image of
18        4, LXXXV  |           the image of God, for the image of the Supreme God is his
19        5, VI     |         shalt not make unto thee an image, nor a likeness of anything
20        5, XI     |         Father's love, as being the image of the goodness of God,
21        5, XVI    |            have been created in His image, but who have lived in opposition
22        5, XVI    |           which is according to His image. And this is our answer
23        5, XIX    |            And as we have borne the image of the earthy, we shall
24        5, XIX    |              we shall also bear the image of the heavenly." And although
25        5, XIX    |              after "Let us bear the image of the heavenly," these
26        5, XXXVII |              Let Us make man in Our image, after Our likeness."~
27        6, III    |           incorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible
28        6, IV     |            theology worshipping the image of a corruptible man, in
29        6, IX     |       second is 'word;' the third, 'image;' the fourth, 'knowledge.'"
30        6, IX     |              Plato terms the third "image;" but we, who apply the
31        6, IX     |           who apply the expression "image" to something different,
32        6, XXXI   |        preserved by the stamp of an image, a body liberated by a Pentad.
33        6, XXXI   |         life, and formed after this image, in the likeness of innocence.
34        6, XLIX   |            man has been made in the image of God." He does not even
35        6, LXIII  |       difference between "after the image of God" and "God's image,"
36        6, LXIII  |            image of God" and "God's image," next asserts that the "
37        6, LXIII  |           of every creature" is the image of God,--the very word and
38        6, LXIII  |          the very wisdom, being the image of His goodness, while man
39        6, LXIII  |          has been created after the image of God; moreover, that every
40        6, LXIII  |         whose head is Christ is the image and glory of God;--and further,
41        6, LXIII  |           the expression "after the image of God" belongs, and that
42        6, LXIII  |             being called "after the image of Him who created it,"
43        6, LXIII  |         Neither did He make man His image; for God is not such an
44        6, LXIII  |         element which is "after the image of God" should exist in
45        6, LXIII  |           that to be made after the image of God? For if that which
46        6, LXIII  |            that which is "after the image of God" be in the body only,
47        6, LXIII  |            that which is "after His image," and this (distinction)
48        6, LXIII  |            that which is "after the image of God" be in both together,
49        6, LXIII  |       element which is "after God's image," the better part, may be
50        6, LXIII  |            that which is "after the image of God" must be understood
51        6, LXIII  |       nature it is to be "after the image of Him who created it,"
52        6, LXIII  |            soul the traits of God's image. The body, moreover, of
53        6, LXIII  |             has been made after His image.~
54        6, LXIV   |              who is said to be "the image of the invisible God," while
55        6, LXIX   |            order that He, being the image of the invisible God, might
56        6, LXIX   |          even in His greatness, the image of the Father. For it was
57        6, LXIX   |             to speak, and beautiful image of the invisible God, which
58        6, LXIX   |          the same time preserve the image of His greatness. God, moreover,
59        7, XVII   |          the brightness and express image of the divine nature should
60        7, XXVII  |             creation is called "the image of the invisible God,"s
61        7, XXXIII |           mind which is made in the image of the Creator, and which
62        7, XXXVIII| intelligence which is formed in His image, though now, in the words
63        7, XXXVIII|           are changed into the same image, from glory to glory," which
64        7, XLIII  |            words of Him "who is the image of the invisible God; "He
65        7, XLIII  |       understand how, in seeing the image of the invisible God, we
66        7, XLVII  |           incorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible
67        7, LXII   |           that God made man His own image, and that He gave him a
68        7, LXIV   |           make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of anything
69        7, LXVI   |       believe that God made man the image of Himself, and created
70        7, LXVI   |        Himself, and created man the image of God; our answer is the
71        7, LXVI   |       difference between "being the image of God," and "being created
72        7, LXVI   |             being created after the image of God," pretends that we
73        7, LXVI   |         said, "God made man His own image, and gave him a form like
74        8, XII    |            s glory, and the express image of His person,"' has seen
75        8, XII    |          has seen in Him who is the image, of God, God Himself.~
76        8, XIII   |          only Son, the Word and the Image of God, by prayers and supplications;
77        8, XIV    |          His glory, and the express image of His person," and "the
78        8, XIV    |           the power of God, and the image of His goodness." We know,
79        8, XVII   |      prototype of all statues: "the image of the invisible God," God
80        8, XVII   |      renewed in knowledge after the image of Him that hath created
81        8, XVII   |             in taking upon them the image of Him who hath created
82        8, XVII   |          fashioned according to the image of God the Creator. But
83        8, XVII   |          the whole creation is that image in our Saviour who said, "
84        8, XVIII  |             statue according to the image of the Creator for in the
85        8, XVIII  |           which is conformed to the image of the Creator. Thus the
86        8, XXXIX  |     yourself, who are as it were an image dedicated to him, are bound