Book, Chapter

 1        1, V      |            gods that are made with hands, On the ground that it is
 2        1, XIV    |           great injustice at their hands, and that on this account
 3        1, XLVIII |          that he "handled with his hands of the Word of life;"--the
 4        1, L      |            He was to endure at the hands of the Jews, nor His resurrection,
 5        2, X      |           Himself falling into the hands of men, as the Lamb of God,
 6        2, XXIII  |       would not have come into the hands of men had He not so willed.
 7        2, XXVII  |            drunkenness lay violent hands upon themselves, have corrupted
 8        2, XLV    |       countless cruelties at their hands, and at last suffered death
 9        2, XLV    |            shalt stretch forth thy hands," etc., to which the Scripture
10        2, LV     |            punishment, and how his hands were pierced with nails:
11        2, LIX    |     punishment, and showed how his hands had been pierced by nails."
12        2, LIX    |            punishment, and how His hands had been pierced, he asks, "
13        2, LXI    |           of the nails, and lay my hands upon His side, I will not
14        2, LXI    |          thy finger, and behold My hands; and reach hither thy hand,
15        3, LIX    |            Every one who has clean hands, and a prudent tongue;'
16        3, LX     |          we say, Whoever has clean hands, and therefore lifts up
17        3, LX     |            therefore lifts up holy hands to God, and by reason of
18        3, LX     |         say, "The lifting up of my hands is as the evening sacrifice,'
19        4, XXII   |          these sufferings at their hands. For forty and two years,
20        4, XXVI   |        objects, the works of men's hands; whereas, from the beauty
21        4, XXXVI  |      certain man was formed by the hands of God, and had breathed
22        4, XXXVII |   introducing "a man formed by the hands of God," although the book
23        4, XXXVII |            made no mention of the "hands" of God, either when relating
24        4, XXXVII |          used the expression, "Thy hands have made me and fashioned
25        4, XXXVII |         fashioning," and also the "hands" of God. For those who do
26        4, XXXVII |           man was fashioned by the hands of God, and was inflated
27        4, XXXVIII|     mortals is a span.~The woman's hands a mighty casket bear;~She
28        4, LII    |       could fake the work into his hands, and patiently listen to
29        4, LXXXVII|            though leaning upon its hands, and being easily captured,
30        5, XXXI   |            their oppression at the hands of the rulers of the other
31        5, XXXVIII|          accident to fall into the hands of the Arabians, and were
32        6, II     |         Plato is found only in the hands of those who profess to
33        6, XIV    | individuals, in imagining that the hands of low mechanics can frame
34        6, XL     |           that "he has seen in the hands of certain presbyters belonging
35        6, LXI    |          fatigue, or work with His hands, or give forth commands."
36        6, LXI    |           should work with His own hands." If you understand the
37        6, LXI    |           words" work with His own hands" literally, then neither
38        6, LXI    |        heavens are the work of Thy hands," and any other similar
39        6, LXI    |            so far as respects the "hands" and "limbs" of Deity, where
40        6, LXI    |          thus working with His own hands?" And as there is no absurdity
41        7, XXIV   |            there be iniquity in my hands; if I have rewarded evil
42        7, XXX    |        which had fallen into their hands. Haggai expressly makes
43        7, XXXI   |         God and the works of God's hands, which latter are of an
44        7, XXXI   |      consider the operation of His hands." But enough on this point.~
45        7, XXXII  |         with a house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens."
46        7, XXXIV  |        touch Him sensibly with our hands. We know that the holy Scriptures
47        7, XXXIV  |           of eyes, of ears, and of hands, which have nothing but
48        7, XXXIV  |            sought the Lord with my hands, and was not deceived,--
49        7, XXXIV  |          not to see that the word "hands" is taken figuratively,
50        7, XXXIV  |            as when John says, "Our hands have handled the Word of
51        7, XLI    |         should guide us, he simply hands us over in a general way
52        7, LXIV   |     material things wrought by the hands of men. Neither do they
53        8, XXXV   |            there be iniquity in my hands; if I have returned evil
54        8, LXVIII |    deservedly suffer for it at the hands of the king. For if all
55        8, LXVIII |          earth would fall into the hands of the wildest and most
56        8, LXVIII |            the world fall into the hands of the most impious and
57        8, LXXIII |           account them, keep their hands free from blood, that they
58        8, LXXIII |          blood, that they may with hands unstained and free from
59        8, LXXIII |    ministers of God, keeping their hands pure, and wrestling in prayers