Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVI   |   follows. Could it have come to pass without divine assistance,
 2        1, XXX    |   abandon their delusion, and to pass condemnation upon their
 3        1, XXXIII |        so that it may be able to pass through life with them,
 4        2, XIX    |       predicted did they come to pass, for that is impossible;
 5        2, XIX    |          since they have come to pass, their being predicted is
 6        2, XIX    |           that they have come to pass." Now we maintain that they
 7        2, XIX    |       that they not only came to pass as being possible, but also
 8        2, XIX    |       that, because they came to pass, the fact of their being
 9        2, XX     |        must by all means come to pass. God, therefore, who above
10        2, XX     |          foreknowledge, comes to pass because it was predicted;
11        2, XX     |        must by all means come to pass." Now, if by "by all means"
12        2, XX     |      that they might not come to pass. But if he uses "by all
13        2, XXIV   |        be possible, let this cup pass from Me?'" Now in these
14        2, XXIV   |        be possible, let this cup pass from Me," and does not give
15        2, XXIV   | declaration, "If this cup cannot pass from Me except I drink it,
16        2, XXIV   |        would that this cup might pass from Me;" but who does not
17        2, XXIV   |        them who are perfect," we pass by for the present, and
18        2, XXV    |        be possible, let this cup pass from Me;" the readiness
19        2, XXV    |        be possible, let this cup pass from Me," is only one: whereas
20        2, XXV    |       Father, if this cup cannot pass from Me except I drink it,
21        2, XXV    |        be possible, let this cup pass from Me." I know, indeed,
22        2, XXV    |        be possible, let this cup pass from Me." It is as if He
23        2, XXV    |      possible, that this cup may pass from Me, in order that Thy
24        2, XXX    |        Jesus, did indeed come to pass, because He was a mighty
25        2, XLVI   |        against being supposed to pass over any of the charges
26        2, LII    |          brought these things to pass in the time of Moses the
27        2, LIII   |       the sign or wonder come to pass whereof he spake unto thee,
28        2, LXXV   |        strange thing has come to pass among a nation which has
29        3, XVII   |     worshipped within, after you pass through the splendid gateways?
30        3, XXXI   |         God, who brought this to pass, commends in this way the
31        3, XXXIV  |      might appear voluntarily to pass by other similar cases,
32        3, LII    |    hearers, while we conceal and pass by in silence the truths
33        4, VI     |       our souls, He brings it to pass through Christ, and His
34        4, XV     |         knew no sin." Nor did He pass from "happiness to misery,"
35        4, XXII   | happiness offered them by God to pass to others,--the Christians,
36        4, XXX    |         yet governed by Him, and pass from one body to another;
37        4, XXX    |          body, exist for ever or pass away. For instead of treating
38        4, XLIV   |         own fountain, but let it pass into your own streets. Let
39        4, LXXXIII|         by way of digression, to pass a eulogy upon the ants,
40        5, VI     |       who dwell therein, and yet pass by and neglect its most
41        5, XIX    |  immortality, then shall come to pass what was predicted of old
42        5, XXII   |     things that are in them, may pass away, yet His words regarding
43        5, XXII   |      with God, shall by no means pass away. For we desire to listen
44        5, XXII   |           Heaven and earth shall pass away, but My words shall
45        5, XXII   |           but My words shall not pass away."~
46        5, XXIII  |       nature, and causing him to pass into a better and more divine
47        5, XXIX   |       one speech; and it came to pass, as they journeyed from
48        5, XXXIV  |      XXXIV.~But, that we may not pass without notice what Celsus
49        5, XXXVI  |       Celsus, taking occasion to pass a jest upon the employment
50        5, XLI    |        peculiar to them, but, to pass by all others, is one which
51        5, XLVIII |       thing more, and shall then pass on to what follows. I For
52        5, LI     |           And we shall willingly pass over what we have already
53        5, LII    |          following: "Let us then pass over the refutations which
54        5, LV     |          And if it were right to pass a jest upon what is advanced
55        6, IV     |      after a virtuous life, they pass from those great topics
56        6, XII    |         XII.~Accordingly, let us pass on to another charge made
57        6, XXVI   |       charges on these points to pass as superfluous and useless,
58        6, XXXI   |     close against thy kingdom, I pass again in freedom through
59        6, XXXI   |         as symbol, I am ready to pass through thy realm, having
60        6, XXXI   |          the second gate, let me pass, seeing I bring to thee
61        6, XXXI   |        of the first gate, let me pass, seeing thou beholdest the
62        6, XXXIII |        of the gates by those who pass through them; but this we
63        6, XXXVI  |         then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written,
64        6, XXXIX  |    dialects. We willingly, then, pass by these points, on which
65        6, XLIII  |      disease of elephantiasis. I pass by what might be quoted
66        6, LII    |      asks, further: "Why does he pass without notice a wicked
67        7, XV     |        same things shall come to pass, seeing that these things
68        7, L      |          ideas with ours, and to pass judgment on them. But the
69        7, LV     |        be possible, let this cup pass from Me: nevertheless, not
70        7, LX     |    language; and he would rather pass for a Barbarian among the
71        7, LXII   |        see what follows. "Let us pass on," says he, "to another
72        7, LXVIII |          reason assigned, let us pass on to what follows: "In
73        7, LXVIII |         saying that they come to pass with God's permission. For
74        8, XXII   |   thoughts, words, and deeds, to pass over from the things of
75        8, XXX    |        do not believe that souls pass from one body to another,
76        8, XLIII  |         thing, then, has come to pass since the time that Jesus
77        8, LI     |       for curing the passion may pass away." And he adds, "Thus,
78        8, LX     |        things, and allow them to pass into oblivion. For perhaps
79        8, LX     |    things, and suffering them to pass into oblivion through an
80        8, LXV    |      therefore, for the present, pass over the full consideration
81        8, LXIX   |          His law has not come to pass, the reason of its nonfulfilment
82        8, LXXII  |      that it will surely come to pass, that all who are endowed