Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIX    |        that there resided in the pure and pious soul of Moses,
 2        1, XXXV   |     women, or one who is still a pure and holy virgin? Surely
 3        1, LXIX   |          God delivered Him up as pure for all who had sinned.
 4        2, XXXI   |         do not present to view a pure and holy Logos, but a most
 5        2, XXXVI  |          the blood congeals, and pure water does not flow forth;
 6        2, XL     |  preaching of salvation and in a pure morality, but in acting
 7        2, XLI    |       did not show himself to be pure from all evil." Let Celsus
 8        2, XLI    |          not, show Himself to be pure. If he means that, He was
 9        2, XLI    |        he means that, He was not pure from what is properly termed "
10        2, XLI    |       was unable to show himself pure from evils. And how great
11        2, XLIV   |     death, that they may keep it pure and unstained, according
12        2, LI     |      imagine also his body, in a pure and holy state, receives
13        2, LXIX   |         clean linen in which the pure body of Jesus was to be
14        3, XXV    |       reasonably worship them as pure divinities?--and especially
15        3, XXV    |      prophetic spirit of Apollo, pure from any body of earth,
16        3, LIX    |    others again thus: 'He who is pure from all pollution, and
17        3, LX     |        all those who love with a pure affection the teacher of
18        3, LX     |          immortality, whoever is pure not only from all defilement,
19        3, LX     |         only to the holy and the pure. The initiated of Celsus
20        3, LXI    |       others, gain, which to the pure in soul and body exhibit "
21        3, LXII   |         to those who are already pure and who sin no more. But
22        3, LXXII  |          the power of God, and a pure influence flowing from the
23        3, LXXX   |         philosophical system are pure from empty hopes, and that
24        3, LXXXI  |   Creator of all things which is pure and sincere, and un-mingled
25        3, LXXXI  |        on those who have lived a pure and blameless life, and
26        4, IV     |       number who are perfect and pure ambassadors of the truth,
27        4, XVII   |     Spirit, who had His abode in pure souls, is closed against
28        4, XXII   |       has come the doctrine of a pure and holy worship, and who
29        4, XXVI   |           becoming such from the pure conceptions which they entertain
30        4, XXVII  |    receive us into His communion pure from all evil and wickedness
31        4, XXVII  |         man is, as Jesus taught, pure in heart, and meek, and
32        4, XLVIII |       Creator a worship which is pure, and speak with religious
33        4, LXXXII |      disordered bodies, and as a pure article of food. Nor ought
34        4, XCII   |           or to search after the pure worship of God, but allow
35        4, XCV    |        on the contrary, the most pure and holy of human souls,
36        5, III    |     besides apostatized from the pure and holy worship and honour
37        5, XLI    |     others, as not being equally pure with themselves, they have
38        5, XLVI   |      which had been taught to be pure from all foolish thoughts
39        5, LI     |      teaching of Jesus Christ is pure and unmixed with error,
40        5, LIII   |       themselves up to a life of pure religion, that they ascend
41        5, LXI    |       from my forefathers with a pure conscience." And let it
42        6, IV     |          bodily eyes, but by the pure heart. For, according to
43        6, IV     |          Jesus, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall
44        6, V      |       his readers to attain to a pure worship of God, nor even
45        6, XXXI   |        from whom I am sent forth pure, being already part of the
46        6, XXXI   |          the rational ruler of a pure mind, and a perfect work
47        6, XXXIX  |        not abide by the just and pure idea of the Creator of all
48        6, LXIX   |     heart, but with one which is pure. For it is inconsistent
49        6, LXIX   |          for that must be itself pure which would worthily behold
50        6, LXIX   |    worthily behold that which is pure. Let it be granted, indeed,
51        6, LXXIII |         because he knows not the pure and virgin birth, unaccompanied
52        6, LXXIII |        bodies, and do not remain pure amid such things. If, however,
53        7, V      |    reason supports the idea that pure souls which are not weighed
54        7, IX     |          statement is a piece of pure ostentation. However, let
55        7, XXVIII |           But that land which is pure lies in the pure region
56        7, XXVIII |        which is pure lies in the pure region of heaven.'" Celsus
57        7, XXVIII |        Phaedon discourses on the pure land lying in a pure heaven.
58        7, XXVIII |         the pure land lying in a pure heaven. But he does not
59        7, XXIX   |        shadow and figure of that pure land, goodly and large,
60        7, XXIX   |         goodly and large, in the pure region of heaven, in which
61        7, XXIX   |          same Psalm refer to the pure land in the pure heaven: "
62        7, XXIX   |          to the pure land in the pure heaven: "Wait on the Lord,
63        7, XXXIII |        To see God belongs to the pure heart, out of which no longer
64        7, XXXIII |        is said, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall
65        7, XXXIII |         to procure the perfectly pure heart, and as we need that
66        7, XXXIV  |       commandment of the LORD is pure, enlightening the eyes,"
67        7, XXXVIII|         and incorporeal, Himself pure intelligence, or something
68        7, XLIII  |    referred to, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall
69        7, XLV    |        look upon nothing that is pure, although our endeavour
70        7, XLV    |        may behold Him with that "pure heart" to which alone is
71        7, XLVI   |         before men the nature of pure religion. We say, then,
72        7, XLVIII |        and thus he was accounted pure, and fit for the celebration
73        7, XLVIII |      hemlock to fit them for the pure service of God, and for
74        8, I      |       may God bestow upon us His pure and true Word, even "the
75        8, XIV    |          the power of God, and a pure influence flowing from the
76        8, XVII   |         prayers ascending from a pure conscience. Therefore it
77        8, XVIII  |      contemplation of God with a pure heart they become imitators
78        8, XIX    |       and most excellent was the pure and holy body of our Saviour
79        8, XXIX   |       men by His teaching to the pure worship and service of God,
80        8, XXXI   |   streams,--that the air is kept pure, and supports the life of
81        8, XXXI   | afflictions preserve their piety pure and unimpaired, show their
82        8, LV     |           that is, the perfectly pure life; and God would have
83        8, LXXII  |      will I turn to the people a pure language, that they may
84        8, LXXIII |         God, keeping their hands pure, and wrestling in prayers