Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXII   |           employ in their spells the expression "God of Abraham," pointing
 2        1, XXXV   |             a son at whose birth the expression is made use of, "Immanuel,"
 3        1, XLIX   |            that any prophet used the expression, "The ' Son of God' will
 4        1, LV     |              him shall see;" and the expression, "A man under suffering."
 5        1, LV     |          asked to what character the expression would be appropriate, "This
 6        1, LV     |         iniquities;" and to whom the expression properly belonged, "By His
 7        1, LV     |          press them hardest with the expression, "Because of the iniquities
 8        2, XXIV   |             changes the words in the expression, "Father, if it be possible,
 9        2, XXV    |           element of weakness in the expression, "Father, if it be possible,
10        2, XXV    |   willingness of the spirit. For the expression, "Father, if it be possible,
11        2, XXV    |              Me;" but that the whole expression is marked by a tone of piety
12        2, LIX    |             him what he means by the expression, "was of no assistance to
13        2, LIX    |            But if Celsus applies the expression to things indifferent and
14        2, LXV    |             given;" and probably the expression "least of all" has the same
15        2, LXV    |            we shall be changed ;" an expression which follows immediately
16        3, XX     |     carefully at the meaning of each expression in them--say, in those to
17        3, LXVIII |              arrangement and elegant expression, should produce such results
18        3, LXX    |     comprehending the meaning of the expression "God can do all things "--"
19        4, XII    |            like manner also with the expression "go~Up." ~
20        4, XIII   |          thus they were made to give expression to the erroneous opinion
21        4, XXXVII |              David who have used the expression, "Thy hands have made me
22        4, XXXVII | understanding the sense in which the expression was employed, states that "
23        4, LIV    |              For he ought, in giving expression to such opinions, and in
24        4, LV     |             patience (to use his own expression) to listen to the writings
25        4, LV     |            the circumstance that the expression "God made" is applied to
26        4, LV     |              last of all to man. The expression "made," however, is not
27        4, LXXXIV |              of a voice, which gives expression to the meaning intended,
28        4, LXXXVII|            the "proverbial" style of expression. And such must be our conclusion
29        5, XX     |     dialectic subtleties, have given expression to very absurd opinions.
30        5, XLV    |             an oath, were to use the expression, "the God of Abraham," and "
31        5, LX     |           concealed in their literal expression, and to his own glory becomes
32        5, LXIV   |         which we have never met. The expression "stumbling-block" is, indeed,
33        6, IX     |                but we, who apply the expression "image" to something different,
34        6, XXV    |            whatever they mean by the expression, was created by God for
35        6, XXVII  |             Then, laying hold of the expression, he assails, not without
36        6, XXXV   |              he perhaps borrowed the expression) from the aforementioned
37        6, XXXV   |         again upon its circles." The expression, too, "effluents of an earthly
38        6, XXXVI  |               which is an equivalent expression to "the gates of virtue,"
39        6, XXXVI  |              I think, the symbolical expression, that "through the tree
40        6, XLVII  |         opinion that we employed the expression "Son of God," having perverted
41        6, LI     |          light," as if they were the expression of a wish merely on the
42        6, LII    |             as might appear from the expression, "The Spirit of God moved
43        6, LVII   |         following remarks. Since the expression "to be persuaded" belongs
44        6, LVII   |            if one were to apply this expression to men who are the "artificers
45        6, LVIII  |         repute have indicated by the expression: "When the gods purify the
46        6, LIX    |             is nothing absurd in the expression. If, on the contrary, the
47        6, LXI    |             make;" and imagining the expression," He ceased on the seventh
48        6, LXIII  |      characteristics of humanity the expression "after the image of God"
49        6, LXV    |             their subsistence by the expression "through Him," and their
50        6, LXV    |       distinction with regard to the expression, "for He has undergone no
51        6, LXX    |              the same, too, with the expression, "God is a Spirit." And
52        7, XXIII  |             Celsus next throws in an expression in regard to wisdom, as
53        7, XXXIV  |           other prophet; or when the expression is used, "the law by the
54        7, XXXVI  |            and should make them give expression to language which could
55        7, XXXVIII|             face." And if we use the expression "face to face," let no one
56        7, L      |             followed by the singular expression, "They go astray as soon
57        7, LIX    |           down to us, has a grace of expression peculiar tO the genius of
58        7, LX     |     introduction of strange forms of expression they should produce a distaste
59        7, LXVIII |              how inconvenient is the expression that "all things are ordered
60        8, IX     |             the recklessness of that expression, "For if thou worship any
61        8, X      |            considered before he gave expression to the words, "How can he
62        8, XXIII  |          seems to me to refer in the expression, "part of the feast;" and
63        8, XXXIX  |             to give to this supposed expression of Christian feeling an
64        8, LXV    |           fortune" is nothing but an expression for the uncertain course