Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |      to the treatise which you sent us, but which I do not think
 2        1, XXV    |      heaven and earth"--He who sent down to the human race those
 3        1, XLVI   |          And now the Lord hath sent me and His Spirit? In which
 4        1, XLVI   |     Father and the Holy Spirit sent Jesus, or the Father sent
 5        1, XLVI   |      sent Jesus, or the Father sent both Christ and the Holy
 6        1, XLVI   |        because the Saviour was sent, afterwards the Holy Spirit
 7        1, XLVI   | afterwards the Holy Spirit was sent also, that the prediction
 8        1, XLVIII |      knew Him not; but He that sent me to baptize with water,
 9        1, LIV    |       no message about Him was sent, shall see Him; and they
10        1, LV     |    They to whom no message was sent respecting him shall see;"
11        1, LVIII  |  tetrarch; and that the latter sent and slew all the infants
12        1, LXIV   |       such as we are. For "God sent forth His Word and healed
13        1, LXVI   |     great God, who had already sent two angels on your account,
14        2, I      |      of Jewish usages who were sent to minister to the circumcision,
15        2, XXXI   |     quote the declaration, "He sent His word, and healed them,
16        2, XLVIII |        none of whom was Elijah sent save to Sarepta in Sidonia (
17        2, LXVII  |     you say, a God; nor was he sent into the world at all for
18        2, LXVII  |      of being hid." Yet He was sent into the world not only
19        2, LXX    |        these: "And who that is sent as a messenger ever conceals
20        2, LXXI   |      taught us who it was that sent Him, in the words, "None
21        2, LXXI   |  purposes for which the Father sent Him are innumerable; and
22        2, LXXVII |      of this will be He who is sent to us, and who will show
23        3, XXVI   |      the Metapontines say they sent to Delphi to inquire of
24        3, XXIX   |      of Jesus. But the God who sent Jesus dissipated all the
25        3, XXXVII |      Jesus Christ, whom He has sent; and who have learned also
26        3, XL     |     had appointed, and whom He sent forth, furnished with divine
27        3, LXII   |      sinners that God has been sent." Now this statement of
28        3, LXII   |     city, a physician had been sent them by a very benevolent
29        3, LXII   |      monarch. God the Word was sent, indeed, as a physician
30        3, LXII   |       remarks, "Why was he not sent to those who were without
31        3, LXII   |     then our Saviour Jesus was sent even to such, but not as
32        3, LXIII  |      the word of God, "for God sent His word, and healed them,
33        4, XX     |     all wickedness, needed one sent from God, that the wicked
34        4, XXII   |        of God has been already sent on account of the sins of
35        4, XLVII  |      from hunger, and had been sent with their asses to purchase (
36        4, XCI    |  himself the dreadful sign was sent.~Straight to the tree his
37        4, XCI    |      the "Olympian himself who sent him to the light." And it
38        5, IV     |      and we say that "they are sent forth to minister for them
39        5, IV     |     and thanksgiving, is to be sent up to the Supreme God through
40        5, XI     |     righteous of former times "sent His word, and healed them,
41        5, XXXIV  |        the use of cows' flesh, sent to the oracle of Jupiter
42        5, XLI    |    others, or that angels were sent from heaven to them alone,
43        5, L      |     others, or that angels are sent by Him to them alone, as
44        5, LII    |       angels said to have been sent to Moses, and others amongst
45        5, LII    |    them? If, then, others were sent, it is manifest that he
46        5, LVIII  |      are recorded to have been sent to Moses, and others as
47        5, LVIII  |         that other angels were sent from God, but that he came
48        6, XXXI   |      by wisdom, from whom I am sent forth pure, being already
49        6, XLIII  |       the book Of Leviticus is sent away (into the wilderness),
50        6, LXIX   |       that resembled ours, and sent it down to us, that we might
51        6, LXIX   |      difficult to see" that He sent God His Son to be an object "
52        6, LXIX   |      body resembling ours, and sent it down to us, that we might
53        6, LXX    |        Spirit into a body, and sent it down to us;" for God
54        6, LXXVIII|     into many bodies, and have sent them out into all the world.
55        6, LXXVIII|    lengthened slumber that God sent Jesus to the human race,
56        6, LXXIX  |     into many bodies, and have sent it forth into all the world."
57        6, LXXIX  |     the Son of God having been sent to the Jews, amongst whom
58        7, III    |     may say that colonies were sent forth, and the whole world
59        7, VI     |        which Apollo afterwards sent upon the Greeks, are proofs
60        7, XVIII  |        Did the Father, when he sent Jesus, forget the commands
61        7, XXVIII |       to the place where it is sent. 'The extent of it,' a says
62        7, XLIII  |       hath seen the Father who sent Me." No sensible person
63        7, XLIII  |       hath seen the Father who sent Me," are not to be taken
64        8, XIV    |       He says, "The Father who sent Me is greater than I." We
65        8, XV     |       Himself, "The Father who sent Me is greater than I." And
66        8, XXXII  |      indignation, and trouble, sent by evil angels." Whether
67        8, XXXIV  |       all ministering spirits, sent forth to minister for those
68        8, XLI    |      God? And forsooth, he who sent his Son with certain instructions
69        8, XLIII  |      were the work of God, who sent His Word, Jesus Christ,
70        8, LXVIII |    father from his throne, and sent him down to Tartarus (whatever