Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX   |         divine judgment, and the punishments that are to overtake wickedness,
 2        2, XXXIX  |       disciples, underwent these punishments and sufferings?" For from
 3        2, LXXIII |        His having wished, by the punishments which He underwent, to teach
 4        3, LVI    |          it will suffer, and the punishments which will be inflicted.~
 5        3, LXXVIII| individuals, through fear of the punishments that are threatened, which
 6        3, LXXVIII|    actions which are followed by punishments, strive to yield themselves
 7        3, LXXVIII|         in the word "everlasting punishments," they despise all the tortures
 8        4, X      |       regarding the necessity of punishments for those who have sinned.
 9        4, X      |         either by the threats of punishments which we are persuaded are
10        4, LXXII  |          are intimations of the (punishments) which are to befall the
11        4, LXXXII |    drones with the judgments and punishments inflicted on the idle and
12        4, XCIX   |          deservedly suffer those punishments which it becomes God, in
13        5, XV     |         by these sad and painful punishments upon those who endure them.
14        5, XVI    |        the world by God, and the punishments which are to befall sinners.
15        5, XVI    |         the passages relating to punishments is suitable, inasmuch as
16        5, XVI    |    unscathed by the fire and the punishments are to remain,--those, viz.,
17        5, LIX    |   investigate the account of the punishments inflicted by God upon Egypt,
18        6, III    |         truth, are liable to the punishments which fall on sinners. For
19        6, XXVI   |         of Jerusalem, then, that punishments will be inflicted upon those
20        6, XLII   |   teaches us also to despise the punishments which he inflicts, telling
21        6, LVI    |       which evils consist of the punishments inflicted upon the Israelites
22        7, IX     |       And those who know not the punishments which await. them shall
23        7, XXIV   | imprecating upon himself certain punishments for the commission of certain
24        7, XXIV   |         sins, includes among the punishments this one of earthly glory.
25        7, XXVI   |  condemned as deserving of these punishments; since the Jews themselves,
26        7, XXVI   |       not able to inflict these. punishments. But in the case of the
27        8, XXXIX  |           And finally, as to the punishments threatened against the ungodly,
28        8, XLVI   |        the Maccabees relate what punishments were inflicted upon those
29        8, XLVIII |          sir, believe in eternal punishments, so also do the priests
30        8, XLVIII |       sacred mysteries. The same punishments with which you threaten
31        8, XLVIII |        of the righteous, and the punishments of the wicked. Let Celsus
32        8, XLVIII |         way in regard to eternal punishments by the teaching of heathen
33        8, XLVIII |       reason upon the subject of punishments, and to strike men with
34        8, XLIX   |     shall all suffer everlasting punishments. And from this doctrine
35        8, LI     | unrighteous shall suffer eternal punishments." And yet I wonder at what
36        8, LI     |      wicked shall suffer eternal punishments," should have followed out