Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    |          can be furnished of the fact, that it was not without
 2        1, XII   |          in the knowledge of the fact that so many differences
 3        1, XXXII |       but (their) preserving the fact that it was not by Joseph
 4        1, XXXIV |          to give His name to the fact, showing that at His birth
 5        1, XLIII |        done by His power, is the fact that, although, as He Himself
 6        1, XLIV  | disbelieving, on such grounds, a fact which has greater probability
 7        1, XLVIII|          an enigmatic manner,--a fact which is manifest to all
 8        1, LXIII |          in consistency with the fact that, after being a persecutor
 9        2, I     |      according to the spirit,--a fact which we learn from the
10        2, IX    |   greatest absurdities, from the fact that the kingdom of evil
11        2, XII   |         the establishment of the fact as a charge against Jesus,
12        2, XV    |       Jesus, having no undoubted fact on which to rely, devised
13        2, XVI   |        apart altogether from the fact that His death on behalf
14        2, XIX   |   because they came to pass, the fact of their being predicted
15        2, XXXII |        have been ignorant of the fact, had she been of such illustrious
16        2, XXXIX |       and scribes, save from the fact that multitudes obeyed and
17        2, LVI   |       obscure death, so that the fact of His decease was not patent
18        2, LVI   |       unmistakeable proof of the fact I hold to be the undertaking
19        2, LX    |        the history recording the fact, but from which he took
20        2, LXX   |       offered our defence of the fact that "He was not seen by
21        2, LXXV  |        not appear from this very fact to be in conformity with
22        3, XV    |         union, is plain from the fact that this cause, by God'
23        3, XIX   |          right in eulogizing the fact that the Egyptians present
24        4, XXII  |    observances of their law. One fact, then, which proves that
25        5, L     |        favour with God, from the fact that the God who presides
26        6, V     |         fire leaping forth, is a fact known long ago to our Scriptures;
27        6, XVI   |          without examination the fact that "the poor" are termed "
28        6, XXXV  |          probably taken from the fact that the church on earth
29        7, VIII  |    written were never spoken. In fact, he is unacquainted with
30        7, LXIV  |        and the same, is found in fact to be different in different
31        7, LXIX  |      thing also appears from the fact that the dedication of the
32        8, XXI   |   confess, indeed, that from the fact that God is good, and without
33        8, XXIV  |       The apostle draws from the fact that "an idol is nothing
34        8, XLII  |    before, he now shows to be in fact the vilest of creatures,