Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV     |  commandments a second time, and gave them to him; the prophetic
 2        1, XIV    | enumerates all the nations which gave rise to such and such opinions;
 3        1, XXI    |        but if, as you assert, he gave his adherence to opinions
 4        1, XXVIII |          time, she disgracefully gave birth to Jesus, an illegitimate
 5        1, XXXVIII|            either that the angel gave the divine intimation, or
 6        1, XXXVIII|         Grecian dialectics, they gave themselves up to the task
 7        1, LI     |         and mob-leaders, and who gave out that they had come from
 8        1, LVI    |        being perplexed about it, gave such an answer as was in
 9        1, LVII   |         the birth of Christ, who gave himself out as some great
10        1, LXII   |         of the Gospel, "the Lord gave the word in great power
11        1, LXV    |        to be guilty of rashness, gave them the precept. "If they
12        2, I      |       who "seemed to be pillars" gave the right hand of fellowship
13        2, VI     |           is the Son of God, who gave the law and the prophets;
14        2, IX     |         it was to Him the Father gave the command, when in the
15        2, IX     |       there be a firmament," and gave the injunctions with regard
16        2, IX     |        were created." Now if God gave the command, and the creatures
17        2, XI     |         For be that betrayed Him gave to the multitude that came
18        2, XI     |  attempting to flee, but that He gave Himself up voluntarily for
19        2, XVI    |       had been laid upon it, and gave an account of what he had
20        2, XX     |         many other declarations, gave utterance to this also: "
21        2, XXV    |        the impending calamities, gave utterance to the prayer, "
22        2, XXXI   |         human soul; and that God gave commandment respecting the
23        2, XXXVII |   reference to Christ: "And they gave me gall for my meat, and
24        2, XXXVII |      meat, and in my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink," Now,
25        2, XXXVIII|       did not believe in Him who gave evidence of the power that
26        2, XLIX   |         warned--but from such as gave themselves out as the Christ
27        2, LVI    |        the sight of all men, and gave themselves out afterwards
28        2, LXV    |  appropriate to this passage, we gave in the exegetical remarks
29        2, LXIX   | instantaneous disappearance, but gave a true account of the matter,
30        3, III    |    worship of those demons which gave oracles and performed cures,
31        3, XXV    |          occasion; viz., when it gave commandment that Cleomedes--
32        3, XXXII  |      cried with a loud voice, He gave up the ghost," anticipating
33        3, XLV    |  recorded also of him, that "God gave Solomon wisdom and understanding
34        3, LXVIII |  Christian) ambassadors, and who gave their labours to rear up
35        3, LXIX   |          were not such when they gave in their allegiance. For,
36        3, LXXVI  |        that the apostle of Jesus gave way to drunkenness, and
37        4, XXX    |        life, and who accordingly gave forth their opinions on
38        4, XXXII  |         to men of all countries, gave to believers of all nations,
39        4, XLII   |         But how should they, who gave their Scriptures to the
40        4, XLIV   |     Scripture, he says that "God gave wells also to the righteous."
41        4, XLVII  |   accusation by this Celsus, who gave the title of True Discourse
42        4, LIV    |          assertions, although he gave out that he would not merely
43        4, LXXV   |  fortuitous concurrence of atoms gave birth to qualities so diverse,
44        4, LXXV   |         that no disposing reason gave existence to them, and that
45        4, LXXIX  |         your assertion, that God gave you the power to capture
46        4, LXXX   |          men to wild beasts, but gave wild beasts to be a prey
47        5, I      |  prophets, in order that He who "gave the word to those who published
48        5, VIII   |      Jews, that "God turned, and gave them up to worship the host
49        5, XXVI   |     spirits; and especially, who gave the country of the Jews,
50        5, XLII   |        of boasting, because they gave out that they knew the great
51        6, VII    |          thoughts, to which they gave utterance, but not because
52        6, XI     |          place; since the former gave out that he was the power
53        6, XXIV   |         pretender whatever, ever gave their assent to the diagram.
54        6, XXVIII |          the serpent, because he gave good advice to the first
55        6, XXIX   |         flesh and blood, and who gave inspiration to their prophets;
56        6, L      |        nonsense," and boastfully gave it the title of a "true
57        6, LI     |      some pestilent heresy which gave an erroneous interpretation
58        6, LV     |         being perplexed thereby, gave utterance to the question, "
59        7, III    |          was filled with it, she gave utterance to responses which
60        7, VII    |    prophesied; and of Isaac, who gave his son a prophetic blessing;
61        7, VIII   |        Moreover, the Holy Spirit gave signs of His presence at
62        7, VIII   |       and after His ascension He gave still more; but since that
63        7, XIII   | mentioned in the prophecy, "They gave me also gall for my meat;
64        7, XIII   |      meat; and in my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink," we
65        7, XX     |    Ezekiel says in one place, "I gave them commandments which
66        7, XX     |        live," and in another, "I gave them good commandments and
67        7, XXI    |      Jesus Christ; and he never "gave place by subjection to men,
68        7, XXVI   |          providence which of old gave the law, and has now given
69        7, XLI    |          He had for men, that He gave to the more learned a theology
70        7, XLIII  |         from the answer which He gave to Philip, "Have I been
71        7, XLVII  |        accounted themselves wise gave proofs of great folly, when,
72        7, LVII   |        every opposing power, and gave to us "authority to tread
73        7, LXII   |       His own image, and that He gave him a form like to Himself.
74        7, LXVI   |      made man His own image, and gave him a form like to His own."
75        8, II     |         his remarks on demons we gave such an answer as seemed
76        8, X      |        have considered before he gave expression to the words, "
77        8, LXVIII |           but the man to whom He gave the power, who "removeth
78        8, LXVIII |         the son of crafty Saturn gave him his kingdom, but He