Book, Chapter

 1        1, LX     |    falsity of their sorcery being manifested, and their power being broken;
 2        1, LXII   |           doctrine would not have manifested itself; for had the doctrine
 3        2, VIII   |           with the power that was manifested in Him, a system of doctrine
 4        2, IX     |         Logos of God? He, indeed, manifested Himself among the Jews as
 5        2, XII    |      which, so to speak, would be manifested towards a brigand chief."
 6        2, XVI    |           of sorcery, should have manifested also in His death some greater
 7        2, XXXVIII|         prophecy, and who clearly manifested through His disciples, even
 8        2, XLVI   |         them discourses, but also manifested to them His works. And now,
 9        2, LXIX   |        men (but who even in death manifested signs of life in the water
10        2, LXXV   |          among a nation which has manifested incredulity with regard
11        2, LXXVIII| providence of God was wonderfully manifested in using the transgression
12        3, III    |        assist them, but who never manifested to them His visible presence.
13        3, XXII   |           first men, and yet they manifested many noble qualifies, which
14        3, XXIII  |       what they had seen, and who manifested their state of mind by what
15        3, XXXII  |           took His life," when He manifested Himself to His disciples,
16        3, XXXVI  |        not able to allege that He manifested, even in the slightest degree,
17        3, XXXIX  |      piety and conscientiousness, manifested in their writings, which
18        3, XLV    |           of Thy wisdom Thou hast manifested to me." Solomon, too, because
19        3, LI     |         another of those who have manifested to the best of their ability
20        3, LXI    |     Christ," which "appearing" is manifested to each one of those who
21        3, LXXI   |           concerned, and who have manifested a satisfactory change, are
22        4, XXX    |         they knew God, seeing "He manifested Himself to them," although "
23        4, LXXIV  |    animals, and from the sagacity manifested by them, he would show that
24        4, LXXXIX |          For, had he done so, and manifested a philosophical spirit in
25        5, XXXII  |           the feet of Him who has manifested Himself to be holier and
26        5, L      |          the power which had been manifested among the Jews to those
27        6, V      |          countenance, O LORD, was manifested towards us;" and, "In Thy
28        6, LXVII  |         full splendours are to be manifested, and to whom his light;
29        7, XLVI   |          in His love to men, has "manifested" His truth, and "that which
30        8, XXXIV  |        and His only-begotten Son, manifested to us in Jesus; to be gracious
31        8, LIX    |       self-revealing God, who has manifested Himself by Him who by His