Book, Chapter

 1        1, XV    |        who hold this view; not showing any reluctance to use even
 2        1, XXXIV |     give His name to the fact, showing that at His birth God was
 3        1, XXXVII|       Greeks, with the view of showing that we are not the only
 4        1, LXII  |     And after such statements, showing his ignorance even of the
 5        2, IV    |      the law of your fathers;" showing by such statements (as we
 6        2, IV    |      upon them greater honour, showing what a depth of wise and
 7        2, VIII  | offered a preliminary defence, showing at the same time in what
 8        2, XI    |  passed sentence upon himself, showing what a power the teaching
 9        2, XI    |  statements which follow this, showing that Jesus was not taken
10        2, XVI   |       to regulate their lives, showing also how they ought to die
11        2, XXI   |      quote numerous instances, showing that they who shared in
12        2, XXIV  |  remember,--the whole sentence showing that those who live amid
13        2, L     |  sitteth in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God."
14        3, XV    |      universal Creator; dearly showing Him to be the subject of
15        3, XVII  |       charges affecting Jesus, showing that what appeared to have
16        3, LVII  |      to our worship of God, by showing forth its excellence aud
17        4, XLIX  |       Asaph, moreover, who, in showing the histories in Exodus
18        4, LVI   |       the same, by Celsus' own showing; unless, indeed, finding
19        4, LXXV  |       the works of God,"--thus showing more clearly at last his
20        4, LXXXI |  doctrines which are of use in showing the harmony that prevails
21        4, LXXXIX|        are wiser than men, and showing the falsity of the statement
22        5, LI    |       better part; and that in showing that the truth which is
23        6, XXVIII|       pattern of a happy life, showing that he was not excluded
24        6, XLVI  |  sitteth in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God.
25        6, XLVI  |  sitteth in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God,"
26        6, LXV   |        to Him are all things," showing that He is the beginning
27        7, XII   |      or to take the trouble of showing that in the writings of
28        7, XLIX  |         but with the desire of showing that the same things, and
29        7, LV    |       subjected to scourgings; showing the same singular meekness
30        8, XLI   |      during all this long time showing the slightest concern. What
31        8, XLV   |    with summary punishment for showing want of reverence to the