Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI  |          made in the third book of Kings respecting the sickness
 2        1, LIV    |         marvel because of Him; and kings shall close their mouths:
 3        2, XIII   |       brought before governors and kings for My sake, for a testimony
 4        2, XIII   |     opinions, before governors and kings, what others are they, save
 5        2, XIII   |       brought before governors and kings for My sake," are urged
 6        2, XIII   | established, so that governors and kings think of destroying those
 7        2, XXXII  |            first man, and from the kings of the Jews." And he thinks
 8        2, XXXII  |         her origin from the Jewish kings? Does Celsus imagine that
 9        2, XXXII  |    ancestors who are poor, or that kings are always born of kings?
10        2, XXXII  |           kings are always born of kings? But it appears folly to
11        2, XXXII  |         that rulers of nations and kings have sprung from persons
12        2, XLII   |       brought before governors and kings on no other account than
13        2, LVII   |          third and fourth books of Kings regarding little children,
14        2, LXXVIII|          progress of his doctrine--kings and rulers, and the Roman
15        3, VIII   |      against them; so that neither kings, nor rulers, nor the populace,
16        3, XLV    |          Solomon, and from all the kings of the earth who had heard
17        4, LXXII  |        reads in the second book of Kings of the "wrath" of God, inducing
18        4, LXXXVII|       easily captured, dwelleth in kings' fortresses." I do not quote
19        5, XL     |           have said that "laws are kings of all men," for in every
20        7, XXVI   |          sought; for the more that kings, and rulers, and peoples
21        8, IV     |           another, "God is King of kings, and Lord of lords." For
22        8, XLVI   |          And in the fourth book of Kings we read that the prophet
23        8, LXIII  |         ours, or human princes and kings? For these have gained their
24        8, LXIII  |           us to seek the favour of kings and princes, of whom, as
25        8, LXV    |        ingratiating ourselves with kings or any other men, not only
26        8, LXV    |            against us the wrath of kings and princes, which will
27        8, LXV    |           the power of demons that kings have been raised to their
28        8, LXV    |        said on the constitution of kings and rulers, for the subject
29        8, LXVIII |           the power, who "removeth kings and setteth up kings," and
30        8, LXVIII |      removeth kings and setteth up kings," and who "raiseth up the
31        8, LXVIII |           of need upon earth." For kings are not appointed by that
32        8, LXVIII |      belongs to the appointment of kings. We therefore do set aside
33        8, LXVIII |            removeth and setteth up kings." And would that all were
34        8, LXXII  |            that I may assemble the kings, to pour upon them Mine
35        8, LXXIII |    occasion requires, give help to kings, and that, so to say, a
36        8, LXXIII |           be made for all men; for kings, and for all that are in
37        8, LXXIII |   effective help does he render to kings, even more than is given
38        8, LXXIII |           much more helpful to the kings than those who go into the