Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV     |   morality, the doctrine of the punishment of sinners would have been
 2        1, XLVII  |       happened to the Jews as a punishment for the death of James the
 3        1, XLVIII |        who were sharers of your punishment, whom you adduce," it is
 4        1, XLVIII |        John with Jesus, nor the punishment of John with that of Christ.
 5        2, IV     |    before, when we visited with punishment the man who deluded you,
 6        2, IX     |  condemned him as. deserving of punishment, was found attempting to
 7        2, XIII   |       his will be released from punishment if he apostatizes, but will
 8        2, XVI    |       wicked men to suffer this punishment, though not undergoing it
 9        2, XXIII  |       that He actually suffered punishment, and it was impossible that
10        2, XXV    |         My drinking this cup of punishment, the whole nation will be
11        2, XXXVIII|      that we also might despise punishment." Now, in answer to this,
12        2, XLIV   |        robber and murderer whom punishment had overtaken, that such
13        2, XLIV   |       that he would suffer such punishment as he actually did suffer,"
14        2, XLV    |         seeing him subjected to punishment and death, neither died
15        2, XLV    |     were even induced to regard punishment with contempt, but denied
16        2, XLVII  |        because we know that his punishment was undergone to bring about
17        2, XLVII  |         God because He suffered punishment, he asks: "What then? have
18        2, LV     |         showed the marks of his punishment, and how his hands were
19        2, LIX    |      exhibited the marks of his punishment, and showed how his hands
20        2, LIX    |         showed the marks of His punishment, and how His hands had been
21        2, LXX    |      that "while undergoing his punishment he was seen by all, but
22        2, LXX    | subjoins: "While undergoing his punishment he was seen by all men,
23        2, LXX    |        men while undergoing His punishment, but after His resurrection
24        2, LXX    |       that while undergoing His punishment He should be seen only by
25        2, LXXVIII|   wonderfully displayed in your punishment, and in your being deprived
26        3, V      |  strangers and suppliants, that punishment which divine Providence
27        3, XVI    |  doctrine respecting the future punishment of the wicked and the reward
28        3, XVI    |      you except the doctrine of punishment, do we invent and impose
29        3, XXXII  |       do so in order that their punishment may not be further prolonged.
30        3, LV     |       and such as would inflict punishment upon them; but that if they
31        3, LXV    |      the Judge of all with such punishment as befits those who have
32        3, LXV    |        the doctrine of (future) punishment, on account of the hope
33        3, LXVI   |         cannot be cured even by punishment. For it clearly appears
34        3, LXVII  |  completely transformed even by punishment. And yet this is shown to
35        3, LXVIII |      one could have reformed by punishment, but who were changed by
36        3, LXXV   |        in the wicked instead of punishment, but which shows that the
37        3, LXXIX  |         of him who inflicts the punishment, nor the effect of the labours.
38        3, LXXIX  |    labours. For the doctrine of punishment is both attended with utility,
39        4, XXX    |     divine judgment, and of the punishment of the wicked, and of the
40        4, LXXIII |        fire, they suffered this punishment in consequence of no other
41        5, XVI    |         and the presentation of punishment, and thus be saved from
42        5, XVI    |   require the administration of punishment by fire--will be involved
43        5, XXXI   |    under him for the purpose of punishment, as was the case with the
44        5, XXXII  |         them for the purpose of punishment, and to bring them under
45        6, XXV    |        the Gospel as a place of punishment, we searched to see whether
46        6, XXV    |     said regarding the place of punishment, intended for the purification
47        6, XXVI   |       that which relates to the punishment of sinners; while to ascend
48        6, XXVI   |         even by fear of eternal punishment, from plunging into any
49        6, LXXXI  |   guilty of sin, and to inflict punishment upon Him." Certainly he
50        6, LXXXI  |        who were also to inflict punishment upon Him." He immediately
51        8, X      |        also, "Of how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall he be
52        8, XXXIV  |    power among the wicked, as a punishment of their wickedness. But
53        8, XXXVI  |         demons, they may suffer punishment from them. But the Christian--
54        8, XXXIX  |       him, are bound and led to punishment, and fastened to the stake,
55        8, XL     |         Such is our doctrine of punishment; and the inculcation of
56        8, XL     |      slowly." Another describes punishment as reaching "to children'
57        8, XLV    |      many have met with summary punishment for showing want of reverence
58        8, XLVIII |         the doctrine of eternal punishment, and that it is a matter
59        8, XLVIII |         which are the causes of punishment. And those who study the
60        8, LI     |  righteous, and His warnings of punishment awaiting the wicked, he
61        8, LI     |     shall surely suffer eternal punishment, and those who lead a good
62        8, LII    |     them of the doctrine of the punishment of the wicked, and to induce
63        8, LII    |      let them rest assured that punishment shall be inflicted on the
64        8, LII    |     sufferings and torments, in punishment of their licentiousness
65        8, LIII   |      may in that way suffer the punishment of sin; or because the soul
66        8, LIV    |    criminals, who justly suffer punishment for their crimes, and does
67        8, LXVIII |      will not "inflict deserved punishment" upon us, if we say that