Book, Chapter

 1        1, LVI    |         man, very hard with this passage; and he, being perplexed
 2        1, LVII   |       truth that we examine each passage, we shall mention that there
 3        1, LVII   |        God. Now Gamaliel, in the passage referred to, said: "If this
 4        1, LXVI   |        marvellous. For in either passage of Scripture it is stated
 5        2, II     |       things" referred to in the passage which Jesus had to say to
 6        2, XXV    |      another explanation of this passage to the following effect:--
 7        2, XXXI   |      from their destruction,"--a passage of which we spoke a little
 8        2, XLIX   |         Jesus, said in a certain passage: "Then, if any man shall
 9        2, XLIX   |          man be." And in another passage: "Many will say unto Me
10        2, LXIII  |      that the statements in this passage contain some great and wonderful
11        2, LXV    |        to be appropriate to this passage, we gave in the exegetical
12        2, LXXI   |       hearing it declared in one passage, that "God is light, and
13        2, LXXIV  |        in Egypt, and also in the passage of the Red Sea, and in the
14        4, XLV    | figurative signification of that passage of history it is not necessary
15        4, XLVI   |       accusation he produces the passage, but wherever there is any
16        4, XLIX   |       partaking." And in another passage the same Paul says: "For
17        4, LXXI   |     frequently found in the same passage by him who is capable of
18        5, XIII   |          Nor did Celsus know the passage: "For the earnest expectation
19        5, XVI    |         sense of each particular passage, or unwilling to devote
20        5, XIX    |        the secret meaning of the passage, which was not adapted to
21        5, XIX    |          mystical meaning in the passage, as was becoming in one
22        5, XXXIV  |        is mentioned in a certain passage by Herodotus. For the sake
23        6, IV     |         soul, and describing its passage (to a happier world) after
24        6, VII    |           e.g., declaring in one passage, that "instruction unquestioned
25        6, XII    | Heraclitus, where he says in one passage, that "man's method of action
26        6, XIX    |       and so on. And in the same passage is the following: "For the
27        6, XXII   |          the planets, and of the passage of the soul through these.
28        6, XXXIX  |      Scythians. He then quotes a passage from Herodotus, stating
29        6, XLVII  |         would not even quote the passage in the letters of Plato,
30        6, XLIX   |  beginning of the book up to the passage, "And this is the book of
31        6, LV     |         Scriptures, in a certain passage, this statement put into
32        6, LIX    |        termed "world," as in the passage, "He was the true Light,
33        6, LXII   |      voice" by the people in the passage; "And all the people saw
34        6, LXV    |        however, we attend to the passage, "In the beginning was the
35        6, LXX    |         God is said to be in the passage, "Our God is a consuming
36        6, LXXIX  |          holy Scriptures, in the passage, "Touch not Mine anointed,
37        7, XI     |            and interpreting each passage according to the usage of
38        7, XIX    |    Celsus brings forward another passage, although he changes the
39        7, XIX    |         into the meaning of this passage will find himself unable
40        7, XXV    |      although without giving any passage from the Old Testament which
41        7, XXVIII |        that is contained in this passage much might be said; but
42        7, XXXI   |           XXXI.~Referring to the passage in the Phaedon of Plato,
43        7, XXXVI  |          we have to make on this passage is in regard to his use
44        7, XXXVIII|          it be explained by this passage, "Beholding with open face
45        7, XL     |       evident from the following passage: "For the sake of such a
46        7, XLII   |         and quotes the following passage from the Timaeus: "It is
47        7, XLIII  |           understood;" as in the passage, "He who hath ears to hear,
48        7, LI     |          higher than that in the passage, "Ye shall be baptized with
49        7, LXV    |        of the Creator. As to the passage quoted by Celsus from Heraclitus,
50        8, II     |                         II.~In a passage previously quoted Celsus
51        8, III    |     mammon." The defence of this passage will lead us to a deeper
52        8, VIII   |      weaken the authority of the passage, "No man can serve two masters;"
53        8, X      |         plainly taught us by the passage, "Thou that makest thy boast
54        8, XII    |      persons, let him weigh that passage, "And the multitude of them
55        8, XV     |       opinions he has taken this passage, if indeed he has quoted
56        8, XIX    |          hidden allusion in this passage in Isaiah, which is addressed
57        8, XXIV   |        clearly explain the whole passage of the first Epistle to
58        8, XL     |            corresponds with that passage, "Who visits the iniquity
59        8, LXII   |                LXII.~In a former passage, Celsus had spoken at length
60        8, LXII   |          when they see the above passage from the writings of one
61        8, LXXII  |   purpose to quote the following passage from Zephaniah: "Prepare