Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXI |           moreover, when manifest destruction to life impended over him
 2        1, XXXI |           have died to ensure the destruction of a mighty evil spirit,
 3        1, XLVII|         fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple, whereas he
 4        2, XXXI |         delivered them from their destruction,"--a passage of which we
 5        2, XLVII|      undergone to bring about the destruction Of the father of evil."
 6        3, LXXX |        the immediate and complete destruction of the soul (after death).
 7        4, XIV  |           contain the elements of destruction. Nay, even the god of the
 8        4, XXI  |           ancient than Homer. The destruction by fire, moreover, of Sodom
 9        4, XXI  |         purificatory fire and the destruction of the world took place
10        4, XXII |     crucifixion of Jesus, did the destruction of Jerusalem take place.
11        4, XXXII|           nerve to accomplish the destruction of Christians; for they
12        4, LVII |           has succeeded after the destruction of the world, and what our
13        4, LXIII|           in order to prevent the destruction of the world), so a kind
14        5, LIII |       from God, and journey on to destruction through their unbelief of
15        6, XXXVI|          those sins which lead to destruction, as it terms, on the contrary,
16        6, XLIII|          he who was the author of destruction to them that obeyed him,
17        6, XLIV |       with good things, fell into destruction, in accordance with the
18        6, XLIV |             Thou hast fallen into destruction, and shalt not abide for
19        6, XLVI |     Daniel, and continuing to the destruction of the world. And any one
20        6, XLVI |         he shall stand up for the destruction of many, and shall crush
21        6, LII  |       origin of the world and its destruction, whether it is to be regarded
22        6, LVIII|         of the hearers, while the destruction of men by the flood is a
23        6, LIX  |           by those who defend the destruction of men by the deluge, continues: "
24        6, LXXI |         may consign all things to destruction by fire; we, however, know
25        6, LXXX |    nations, to the corruption and destruction of those who employ it.
26        7, VI   |       answer to their prayers the destruction of others. "He," that is,
27        7, XVII |          signs and pledges of the destruction of his empire, in those
28        7, XXII |          also the just give up to destruction all their enemies, which
29        7, XXVI |          them to sudden and utter destruction whenever the enemy fell
30        8, XIX  |       wicked men might aim at the destruction of the temple of God in
31        8, XIX  |        but that their purposes of destruction would not prevail against
32        8, LIV  |       worshippers to bring him to destruction. Indeed, we think it both
33        8, LXXII| consummation of all things is the destruction of evil, although as to
34        8, LXXII|           prophecies on the total destruction of evil, and the restoration