Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVI   |      defiled by them." Moreover, he promises to show afterwards "how
 2        1, LIII   |            of God, the ruler of the promises of God. And manifestly He
 3        2, IX     |     reported, performed none of his promises, but who also, after we
 4        2, LXXVIII|          covenant and aliens to the promises. And these things were foretold
 5        3, XII    |        profession of the truth, and promises a knowledge of existing
 6        3, XLVI   |             know His wisdom. And He promises to those who believe upon
 7        3, XLVIII |            is these whom the Gospel promises to cure, when they come,
 8        3, LXV    |           things, desire that those promises may be true which are declared
 9        3, LXXV   | Christianity acts like a person who promises to restore patients to bodily
10        4, X      |           to endure them; or by the promises made to those who have lived
11        6, I      |          from all exaggerations and promises on the part of God, or the
12        6, VIII   |   information on the subject of his promises; nor does he command them
13        6, LI     |              however, that the Word promises to the righteous through
14        6, LVII   |           become deserving of those promises of God which he hears, it
15        7, IX     |                   IX.~But as Celsus promises to give an account of the
16        7, IX     |           goes on to say: "To these promises are added strange, fanatical,
17        7, X      |          them thus: "To these grand promises are added strange, fanatical,
18        7, XVIII  |           in defence of a law whose promises had proved glaringly false,
19        7, XIX    |           grounds for despising the promises of the law. Celsus brings
20        7, XXI    |         then, the letter of the law promises riches to the just, Celsus
21        8, V      |             who have no part in the promises which He has made to us
22        8, XLIII  |            God, with no part in His promises, and far from the truth,
23        8, LI     |         whose faith is God, and the promises made by Christ to the righteous,
24        8, LXI    |          not keep their most solemn promises to those who supply them
25        8, LXIX   |          made the fulfilment of His promises to depend on certain conditions,--
26        8, LXIX   |          received these conditional promises, the entire blame is to