Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |        borne against Him, it is sufficient at present to quote the
 2        1, II     |       the prophecies, which are sufficient to produce faith in any
 3        1, LVI    |       be tedious; and I deem it sufficient for the present to quote
 4        1, LVIII  |       that, if Jesus lived to a sufficient age, he would obtain the
 5        2, I      |        having now extended to a sufficient length, we intend the present
 6        2, XIII   | evidence of the circumcision is sufficient to ensure the death of him
 7        2, XXXVII |        many ages before, and is sufficient, along with the other prophetic
 8        2, LXIX   |          for the present, it is sufficient to notice the clean linen
 9        2, LXXVIII|        of a larger number it is sufficient on the present occasion
10        3, XXI    |        But what we have said is sufficient by way of answer to the
11        3, XXVI   |       and Herodotus. It will be sufficient, however, at present to
12        3, LXII   |     unrighteous man, that it is sufficient for him to humble himself
13        3, LXXI   |       in the soul, even that is sufficient, in the proportion that
14        3, LXXXI  |        Celsus has extended to a sufficient length, we shall here bring
15        4, XII    |  occasion to discuss. For it is sufficient only to observe, that Moses
16        4, XIII   |       shall make a few remarks, sufficient to enable our hearers to
17        4, XIII   |     soul. But these remarks are sufficient in answer to the assertion, "
18        4, XVIII  |       Scripture, although it is sufficient at present to quote one
19        4, LV     |        things; but it is deemed sufficient to say regarding light, "
20        4, LVI    |     These remarks, however, are sufficient in reply to Celsus, when
21        4, LXI    |         point these remarks are sufficient; and if any one is capable
22        4, LXV    |   origin of evils, though it is sufficient for the multitude to say
23        4, LXVI   |    continues as follows: "It is sufficient to say to the multitude
24        4, XCIX   |    fourth book has now attained sufficient dimensions, we shall here
25        5, V      |         the Supreme God, who is sufficient for all things, and that
26        5, XV     |    those who endure them. It is sufficient, however, for the present
27        5, XXVIII |       we have said, however, is sufficient for the more general and
28        5, XXIX   |     body subject to sin." It is sufficient, however, to represent in
29        6, II     |        worthy of belief) is not sufficient to reach the human heart,
30        6, XIII   |      two kinds of wisdom. It is sufficient for the present to quote
31        6, LXXXI  |     sixth book has now attained sufficient dimensions, we shall stop
32        7, XIX    |   interpret it literally. It is sufficient at present to refer to the
33        7, XXXIII |     strength of our will is not sufficient to procure the perfectly
34        7, L      |       he expressed himself with sufficient clearness to enable us to
35        7, LXX    |        of Celsus, is already of sufficient length.~