Book, Chapter

 1        1, III    |         nature, had it not, by the help of God, escaped the danger,
 2        1, VI     |           a boast of doing them by help of the power of God, He
 3        1, IX     |         happens to men without the help of God. And if he who has
 4        1, IX     |       effect his cures without the help of God, how much more He
 5        1, XIII   |       leave men altogether without help, is shown by that genuine
 6        1, XXVI   |           the body--without divine help; and if one were to succeed
 7        1, XXVI   |           among men without divine help, how much more confidently
 8        1, XXIX   |          not do before, how can we help admiring such a nature as
 9        1, XXX    |            a rich man, who bestows help upon those who come to him;
10        1, XXXVIII|          on them, as being done by help of magic and not by divine
11        1, XLVI   |         they could not without the help of miracles and wonders
12        1, LXII   |           of Jesus, that it was by help of a divine power that these
13        1, LXVI   |          Sodom. For the sending of help to Him in a very miraculous
14        2, VI     |        obscure, and needing divine help for its comprehension, they
15        2, X      |          even to Him who wished to help Him, and who smote the high
16        2, XX     |       sophism as far as Celsus can help, but according to sound
17        2, XL     |      themselves boldly through its help, before those who hold erroneous
18        2, LI     |           is that performs them by help of a good, and who by help
19        2, LI     |         help of a good, and who by help of an evil power, so that
20        2, LIX    |         such Jesus could render no help to Himself,) we say that
21        3, III    |        miracle or sign which might help to confirm their faith in
22        3, IX     |           with them, and to bestow help upon them far above their
23        3, X      |           beginning, how does that help to prove that Christians
24        3, XXIV   |          over those who need their help than that of the God of
25        3, LXXIV  |         after the sick in order to help and cure them. If, bow-ever,
26        4, XXXII  |   altogether despise them, through help of the word of God, which
27        4, LXXII  |             passion of wrath" be a help to discipline? Besides,
28        4, LXXX   |         For it was not without the help of God that men desired
29        4, LXXXI  |        being irrational, acts as a help to those who are deemed
30        4, LXXXIII|            of the ants, that "they help one another with their loads,
31        4, LXXXIII|         and the ants, even when we help those who are weary with
32        4, LXXXVI |            of certain stones which help to preserve their young.
33        4, LXXXVII|           towards certain kinds of help, that they possess neither
34        5, XV     |            they shall be to thee a help." Now the Scripture is appropriately
35        5, XXIII  |             the continuance of His help).~
36        5, LI     |           works without the divine help.~
37        5, LII    |           the tomb, but needed the help of another to roll away
38        5, LVII   |           by angels who lend their help in accomplishing their conversion
39        5, LVIII  |          charge against any one by help of a string of commonplaces.
40        5, LVIII  |         salvation of men, with the help of another angel, proved
41        6, V      |        this subject did not at all help his readers to attain to
42        6, XXIII  |      Numbers, and let him seek the help of one who is capable of
43        6, XXXI   |           by thy grace through the help of a more powerful Pentad,
44        6, XLV    |            For, far surpassing the help which these demons give
45        6, LVI    |            they shall be to thee a help." In the same way also we
46        7, XLI    |           could have received that help for the better regulation
47        7, XLII   |       knowledge of Him without the help of Him whom it seeks. He
48        7, XLII   |             confess that they need help from Him, who discovers
49        7, XLIV   |            can know God but by the help of divine grace coming from
50        8, XXXVI  |    protection of Him who can alone help all who deserve His aid;
51        8, XXXVII |      plainly whom we call upon for help by barbarous names. Any
52        8, LI     |       should not the less give him help, and show that, even on
53        8, LX     | instruction, and asking of Him all help, and the guardianship of
54        8, LXII   |         And we would rather go for help to one who seeks nothing
55        8, LXIX   |           they shall need no other help than his. For this same
56        8, LXXIII |         place, Celsus urges us "to help the king with all our might,
57        8, LXXIII |            occasion requires, give help to kings, and that, so to
58        8, LXXIII |          that, so to say, a divine help, "putting on the whole armour
59        8, LXXIII |          piety, the more effective help does he render to kings,