Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXII  |      than Moses, who says that Abraham was the first among men
 2        1, XXII  |       who mentions the name of Abraham, assigning to him great
 3        1, XXII  |  spells the expression "God of Abraham," pointing out by the very
 4        1, XXII  |      use of the phrase "God of Abraham," they do not know who Abraham
 5        1, XXII  | Abraham," they do not know who Abraham is! And the same remark
 6        1, XXII  |      however, which began with Abraham, and was discontinued by
 7        1, XLIII |        Cain, or to Noah, or to Abraham, or to Isaac, or to Jacob,
 8        1, XLIV  |         and descending down to Abraham his father, taught also
 9        2, III   |        For it is written, that Abraham had two sons;" and so on,
10        2, LII   |     nation, the descendants of Abraham, who had observed the rite
11        2, LXVI  |  related that "God appeared to Abraham," or to one of the saints,
12        4, XXXIII|     back to the three fathers, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. And the
13        4, XXXIII|     demons, the words, "God of Abraham, and God of Isaac, and God
14        4, XXXIII|        the sacred character of Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, the
15        4, XXXIV |      Tell us, friends, who was Abraham, and what sort of person
16        4, XXXV  |      arrogated, in boasting of Abraham and his descendants (as
17        4, XLIII |    referring to the history of Abraham and Sarah. Cavilling also
18        4, XLIV  |         For it is written that Abraham had two sons; the one by
19        5, X     |        whom it was foretold to Abraham by the voice of the Lord
20        5, XLV   |      transferred from the name Abraham when translated into Greek,
21        5, XLV   |        expression, "the God of Abraham," and "the God of Isaac,"
22        5, XLVIII|    derived from their ancestor Abraham, the father of Ishmael,
23        6, IV    |     behold Him, He appeared to Abraham, or to Isaac, or to Jacob.
24        8, XII   |  Himself when He says, "Before Abraham was, I am." Again He says, "
25        8, XLVI  |       one read the accounts of Abraham and Sarah, to whom at an
26        8, LIV   |     Ought not this daughter of Abraham, whom Satan has bound, lo,