Book, Chapter

 1        1, VII   |           crucified, and that His resurrection is an article of faith among
 2        1, VII   |        And yet the mystery of the resurrection, not being understood, is
 3        1, XXXI  |         did not see Him after His resurrection from the dead, and were
 4        1, L     |        hands of the Jews, nor His resurrection, nor the wonderful works
 5        1, LXVIII|       regarding His cures, or His resurrection, or the feeding of a multitude
 6        1, LXX   |        indubitable that after His resurrection He ate a piece of fish;
 7        2, II    |          followed His passion and resurrection. For the bringing of aid
 8        2, V     |        the doctrine regarding the resurrection of the dead, and the divine
 9        2, XVI   |     appearance, in order that His resurrection also may not be a false,
10        2, XVI   |      reality arise. But since the resurrection of Jesus Christ is a subject
11        2, XLVIII|           knew to be fitted for a resurrection, in order that the works
12        2, LVI   |          juggler's trick s of the resurrection from the dead. But a clear
13        2, LVI   |     courage had they invented the resurrection of Jesus from the dead;
14        2, LVIII |     prediction by others. And His resurrection is more miraculous than
15        2, LVIII |         heaven. And therefore His resurrection also produced greater results
16        2, LVIII |     accrued to the world from the resurrection of the children through
17        2, LVIII |         from the preaching of the resurrection of Jesus, accepted as an
18        2, LIX   |           Gospels, that after His resurrection He showed the marks of His
19        2, LIX   |        seen the Saviour after His resurrection, but others also are mentioned,
20        2, LXII  |        was this prediction of the resurrection --and, from all that was
21        2, LXII  | corruption." And truly, after His resurrection, He existed in a body intermediate,
22        2, LXII  |       those who saw Him after His resurrection, on the same level with
23        2, LXIII |         He was not seen after His resurrection in the same manner as He
24        2, LXIII |           show Himself, after His resurrection from the dead, in the same
25        2, LXIV  |          Himself to all after His resurrection from the dead.~
26        2, LXV   |     appearance of Jesus after His resurrection as having been made not
27        2, LXV   |        eyes capable of seeing His resurrection. I think, moreover, that
28        2, LXVI  |           Jesus do not behold His resurrection, when Paul, writing to the
29        2, LXVIII|      Gospel, that Jesus after His resurrection took bread, and blessed
30        2, LXIX  |           their faith also to His resurrection, and should believe that
31        2, LXX   |        seen by all, but after his resurrection only by one," when we offered
32        2, LXX   |         by all men, but after his resurrection by one, whereas the opposite
33        2, LXX   |         punishment, but after His resurrection only by one individual,
34        2, LXX   |         individual, but after His resurrection by all men! or else how
35        2, LXXIII|    despise death," that after His resurrection He should openly summon
36        2, LXXVII|       that there will be a bodily resurrection, and that we shall enjoy
37        2, LXXVII|         Himself an example of the resurrection; but let it be supposed
38        2, LXXVII|            and not find there the resurrection of Jesus, and the declaration
39        2, LXXVII|          the Jew still admits the resurrection of the body, I do not consider
40        2, LXXVII|       says that there is a bodily resurrection, whether he has an articulate
41        2, LXXVII|       disciples to believe in His resurrection, and so thoroughly persuaded
42        2, LXXVII|          the life eternal and the resurrection clearly demonstrated to
43        3, XI    |    dispute,--viz., respecting the resurrection, and whether it were already
44        3, XLIII |     regarding as an invention His resurrection from the dead, although
45        4, XXIX  |           the angels. "For in the resurrection they neither marry nor are
46        4, XXX   |          subject to us; since the resurrection which is called the "resurrection
47        4, XXX   | resurrection which is called the "resurrection of the just," and which
48        4, XXX   |          in glory. So also is the resurrection of the dead." Daniel also
49        4, LVII  |           as those who expect the resurrection of the dead, we assert that
50        5, X     |           who are to share in the resurrection: "And at that time thy people
51        5, X     |         too, when speaking of the resurrection, says: "And there are also
52        5, X     |          in glory. So also is the resurrection of the dead." It was not
53        5, XVIII |        length the doctrine of the resurrection of the flesh, which has
54        5, XVIII |         Scripture treating of the resurrection in a manner worthy of God,
55        5, XVIII |          takes place as it were a resurrection: from the seed that was
56        5, XX    |           our views regarding the resurrection have, as far as time would
57        5, XX    |          do not mention the word "resurrection," they show in reality that
58        5, XXII  |         aside the doctrine of the resurrection as it is taught in Scripture.
59        5, LVI   |       were prepared to behold the resurrection of the Word. Such a task,
60        5, LVII  |           Moreover, regarding the resurrection of Jesus from the dead,
61        5, LVII  |          those who believe in the resurrection of Jesus, and who manifest,
62        5, LVIII |       been performed by Him whose resurrection was to be for the advantage
63        6, XXXIV |           the tree of life, and a resurrection of the flesh by means of
64        6, XXXIV |          the heavens, or a pit of resurrection, or a cord of immortality,
65        6, XXXVI |        mocked at the subject of a resurrection,--a doctrine which he did
66        6, XXXVI |         And there is said to be a resurrection of the flesh by means of
67        6, XXXVII|          the heavens, or a pit of resurrection, or a cord of immortality."
68        6, LXXVII|         sufferings, and after His resurrection from the dead.~
69        7, XVI   |           down from heaven," "the resurrection;" for it was He who appeared
70        7, XVI   |      taught us, saying, "I am the resurrection." There is no one amongst
71        7, XVI   |      affirm "the Life died," "the Resurrection died." The supposition of
72        7, XVI   |          the Truth, the Life, the Resurrection, or any other name which
73        7, XXXII |       assails the doctrine of the resurrection, which is a high and difficult
74        7, XXXII |    teaching on the subject of the resurrection is not, as Celsus imagines,
75        7, XXXII |       assails the doctrine of the resurrection without understanding it,
76        7, XXXIII|        uphold the doctrine of the resurrection in order that we may see
77        7, XXXV  |           His disciples after His resurrection was like that of a spectre
78        7, XXXVI |           way the doctrine of the resurrection. This figure of speech is
79        7, XXXVII|         to justify his faith in a resurrection, "How can they know God,
80        8, XIX   |      speaks of the mystery of the resurrection to those whose ears are
81        8, XLIX  |           for our opinions on the resurrection, and as we have on these
82        8, L     |        and therefore hope for its resurrection, and yet at the same time