Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXI   |       afraid to endure the same sufferings with their Master, and to
 2        1, L      |     place of His birth, nor the sufferings which He was to endure at
 3        1, LII    |       Jesus wrought, and of the sufferings which He is related to have
 4        1, LIV    |      the Saviour because of His sufferings, saying that He received
 5        1, LIV    |       we have to state that His sufferings were the subject of prophecy,
 6        1, LV     |         healed by the Saviour's sufferings (whether belonging to the
 7        2, VIII   |       even already endured such sufferings. For what nation is an exile
 8        2, XVI    |     confession of the Saviour's sufferings confirms his objection instead
 9        2, XVI    |        that Jesus underwent His sufferings in appearance, not in reality.
10        2, XVI    |          But we do not view His sufferings as having been merely in
11        2, XXIII  |        body He assumed also its sufferings and distresses, which it
12        2, XXV    |         Saviour, foreseeing the sufferings which the Jewish people
13        2, XXV    |    example of Jesus as enduring sufferings for the sake of religion,
14        2, XXV    |       not suffer what are human sufferings, but only had the appearance
15        2, XXXVIII|      you that he endured these (sufferings) for the benefit of mankind,
16        2, XXXIX  | underwent these punishments and sufferings?" For from what other source
17        2, XLII   |        Jesus, therefore, by His sufferings cast no discredit upon the
18        2, LIX    |    voluntarily to encounter His sufferings. Speaking next of the statements
19        2, LXII   |         which He had before His sufferings, and the appearance of a
20        2, LXVI   |       of Jesus, that before His sufferings He appeared to all indifferently,
21        2, LXVI   |         always; while after His sufferings He no longer appeared to
22        2, LXXVII |        show to all men by their sufferings how they are able to laugh
23        3, II     |       He should undergo certain sufferings after His condemnation by
24        3, LXXI   |        overcome, alleviates the sufferings of the wicked through pity
25        4, XXII   |       Jesus had undergone these sufferings at their hands. For forty
26        4, XXII   |     where Jesus underwent these sufferings to perish utterly, and the
27        4, XXXII  |        be brought back by their sufferings to their God, they were
28        4, LXXIII |        own Son, who endured the sufferings which He did?" If the Jews,
29        5, XVI    |       will be involved in these sufferings with a view to an end which
30        6, LVI    |         if we should hear those sufferings improperly termed "evils"
31        6, LXXVII |     performed by Him before His sufferings, and after His resurrection
32        6, LXXXI  |     have forgotten that all the sufferings which Jesus was to undergo
33        7, XIII   |      suffers the most shameless sufferings" or that "He favours the
34        7, XVI    |       should endure these human sufferings. And Jesus Himself, who
35        7, XL     |        those who endure no such sufferings; and he reproaches us who
36        7, LV     |        did your god utter under sufferings?" we would reply, that the
37        7, LV     |  scourgings, and amidst all His sufferings, spoke more for His firmness
38        8, XLII   |  already dwelt at length on the sufferings which Jesus suffered as
39        8, XLIII  |         known His purposes. The sufferings and death which Jesus endured
40        8, XLIV   |        who give way under their sufferings, and deny the faith, come
41        8, LII    |      shall be delivered over to sufferings and torments, in punishment
42        8, LIV    |         a man to submit to such sufferings, if by that means he may
43        8, LXV    |        which will bring upon us sufferings and tortures, or even death.