Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII   |      under his laws, and to have led them into error?" And here
 2        1, XXVI   |       the Jews were deceived and led into error." Now, if he
 3        1, XXVII  |        the simple alone who were led by the doctrine of Jesus
 4        1, XXXVI  |     knowledge of futurity, being led by the passion common to
 5        1, XXXVII |     veritable fables, which have led to the invention of such
 6        1, LIV    |         mouth. As a sheep was He led to slaughter; and as a lamb
 7        1, LIV    |   iniquities of My people was He led unto death."~
 8        1, LV     |   iniquities of My people was He led away unto death." For if
 9        1, LV     |        how is the man said to be led away to death because of
10        1, LVIII  |          others; and that he was led to do this through fear
11        1, LVIII  |          silence the cause which led the Magi to come, and why
12        1, LXIV   |   doctrine which by a new method led men to abandon many vices,
13        1, LXVI   |      become incarnate, should be led also by human guidance to
14        2, I      | consequence of their minds being led captive by Jesus; that they
15        2, I      |        to allow your minds to be led captive by him with whom
16        2, IX     |        could neither flee nor be led away a prisoner; and least
17        2, XIII   |         apostatizes, but will be led away to death if he continues
18        2, XX     |      those of his own household, led on his own disciples and
19        2, XXXIX  |       and followed Him, and were led into the deserts not only
20        2, XLVII  |       train of argument were you led to regard him as the Son
21        2, LI     |       and sorcery would not have led a whole nation to rise not
22        2, LII    |        the Abrahamic usages, and led them out of Egypt, enacting
23        2, LIX    |         improper, but was truly "led as a sheep to the slaughter,
24        2, LXXVII |          once risen Himself, and led His disciples to believe
25        3, V      |         and that the cause which led to the new state of things
26        3, VII    |         And yet, if a revolt had led to the formation of the
27        3, XII    |       Christianity, but who were led, in some way or other, by
28        3, XXXIX  |         gratitude to Him who has led us to such a faith, and
29        3, XLVIII |         presence; some have been led to suppose that no one who
30        3, LIX    |   purified by the word, and have led as far as they can a better
31        3, LXII   |        written to those who have led wicked lives, and which
32        3, LXV    |           than those do who have led very wicked lives, and who
33        3, LXVIII |         and upon others who have led wicked lives, is not at
34        3, LXXII  |        reject what we say, being led into error, and ensnared
35        3, LXXII  |        Christianity, or would be led into error, or ensnared
36        4, XXXI   |         heaven, thou shouldst be led astray to worship them,
37        4, XLV    |         discredit, and thus been led to accept the other and
38        4, L      |       mountains of Egypt, is not led at once to inquire who he
39        4, LIX    |         distinction, indeed, has led some to deify the bodies
40        4, LXXVI  |        necessaries of human life led to the invention on the
41        4, XCV    |         God; for "as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they
42        4, XCVIII |      order that by it men may be led to admire, not the creature,
43        5, XIX    |       the common people, who are led by their faith to enter
44        5, XXXV   |       way, then, he who has been led by the Gospel to worship
45        5, XXXVIII|           while, if he should be led away to death, let him show
46        5, XXXVIII|          impiety, they should be led away to death, let Celsus
47        5, XLI    |         the great God, but being led away and deceived by the
48        5, XLII   |        really know Him, but were led away by the artifices of
49        5, XLV    |      when the language of Celsus led us to consider the subject.
50        5, XLVII  |      whoever desires to see what led us to the subject, can read
51        5, LI     |        and that we have not been led away by any juggling tricks
52        6, II     |          each one, attracted and led onwards, should ascend as
53        6, V      |          the holy Scriptures has led to their honest readers
54        6, XXIV   |     silly women laden with sins, led away with divers lusts;
55        6, XXIV   |       those who were ready to be led away by any plausible pretender
56        6, XXXII  |          themselves acknowledge, led to their imagining that
57        6, XLI    |   whether philosophers were ever led captive by it or not, can
58        6, XLIX   |         to see the reasons which led us to accept the Mosaic
59        6, XLIX   |         the life which man first led in it; and of that which
60        6, LXX    |       known that "as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these
61        7, VIII   |         VIII.~I do not know what led Celsus, when saying, "But
62        7, XXII   |          compared to His enemies led astray by sin; and they
63        7, XXIII  |    following passages which have led Celsus to suppose that Jesus
64        7, LI     |         with Him, and are always led by His Spirit. Had Celsus
65        7, LXVII  |      several operations, whether led on to them by the conjurations
66        8, IX     |      have us believe that we are led by our service of God to
67        8, XIX    |       that each of those who are led by the word of God to strive
68        8, XXXIX  |  dedicated to him, are bound and led to punishment, and fastened
69        8, LXXIII |         pleasures, and not to be led away by them. And none fight
70        8, LXXV   |          suffer themselves to be led astray by worldly policy.