Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |           Scripture adds, "For he knew that for envy they had delivered
 2        1, VIII  |         of contradictions. For he knew that if he acknowledged
 3        1, XIII  |          God, the world by wisdom knew not God, it pleased God
 4        1, XXIV  |         give this world; and they knew nothing beyond that." And
 5        1, XXXIX |           even of her neighbours, knew her." And it is in the same
 6        1, XLVIII|          it abode upon Him. And I knew Him not; but He that sent
 7        1, LIV   |          under suffering, and who knew how to bear sickness: because
 8        1, LVI   |         excuse, in saying that he knew not of the judgment to come;
 9        1, LVII  |            indeed, whether Celsus knew of any who, after coming
10        1, LXIX  |         His mouth; and as one who knew no sin," God delivered Him
11        2, VII   |          an ambassador for Christ knew how to become to the Jews
12        2, XI    |          Judas, who betrayed Him, knew that He was condemned, he
13        2, XVII  |        into those things which he knew beforehand were to happen?"
14        2, XVII  |         happen?" And yet Socrates knew that he would die after
15        2, XVIII |  foreknowledge of the traitor, He knew the wickedness in which
16        2, XX    |           who was amongst us, and knew what was in man, seeing
17        2, XXXIV |           that condemned Him (who knew that "for envy the Jews
18        2, XLVIII|          the grave whom the Logos knew to be fitted for a resurrection,
19        2, LXII  |        eyes were opened, and they knew Him, then the Scripture
20        2, LXV   |          out of due time, and who knew well how to say, "Unto me,
21        2, LXV   |         but to those only whom He knew to have received eyes capable
22        2, LXVIII|        eyes were opened, and they knew Him, and He vanished out
23        3, XIX   |         the princes of this world knew.'"~
24        3, XLVII |         true, that "although they knew God, they glorified Him
25        3, XLVII |           bears witness that they knew God, and says, too, that
26        3, XLVII |           because that, when they knew God, they glorified Him
27        4, XV    |          virtue to vice," for "He knew no sin." Nor did He pass
28        4, XXX   |      Greek philosophers that they knew God, seeing "He manifested
29        4, L     |           of Thy law;" whereas he knew that there was a veil of
30        4, LV    |         of prophesying; since he "knew both the present, and the
31        4, XCV   |         will do." And now, we who knew these and similar sayings
32        5, XVI   |          God, the world by wisdom knew not God,"--because such
33        5, XLII  |           they gave out that they knew the great God, although
34        6, III   |           because that, when they knew God, they glorified Him
35        6, XXXIV |          to show before those who knew nothing either of our opinions
36        6, LXXIII|           a woman? For as one who knew already how to form men,
37        7, VI    |     Greeks, are proofs that Homer knew of certain evil demons who
38        7, XIII  |        suffer. God therefore also knew what Christ would suffer;
39        7, XVI   |            And Jesus Himself, who knew perfectly that one who was
40        7, XXXII |        and who, simply because he knew nothing about it, made it
41        7, XLII  |         truth, and how well Plato knew that it was impossible for
42        7, XLIV  |         in His foreknowledge, and knew that they would walk worthy
43        7, XLVII | principles, that they, "when they knew God, glorified Him not as
44        7, LXX   |        But of these things Celsus knew nothing, or he would not
45        8, XIV   |         give unto you;" and as He knew that it would be men of
46        8, XIX   |     Saviour Jesus Christ. When He knew that wicked men might aim