Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIX   |     many prophets foretold the advent of the Saviour, would have
 2        1, XLIX   |       merely who predicted the advent of Christ. But although
 3        1, LI     |       opinion that, before the advent of Christ, the chief priests
 4        1, LIII   |     very many years before the advent of Christ, when he makes
 5        2, VIII   |    when speaking of the future advent of Christ, and yet refused
 6        2, VIII   |        may see, that after the advent of Jesus the Jews were altogether
 7        2, XXX    |       the world, unless at the advent of Jesus a milder spirit
 8        2, XXXVIII|        the object of His first advent, not to condemn men and
 9        2, LXXIV  |       occasion of the glorious advent of Jesus, by the mighty
10        2, LXXVIII| prophet only had predicted the advent of Christ. But as this Jew
11        3, XIV    |        writings, to expect the advent of Christ, who was to be
12        3, XXVIII |     looked for, did, after the advent of Jesus, fall into a keen
13        4, I      |        hand, who deny that the advent of Christ has taken place,
14        4, II     |     Jewish Scriptures that the advent of Christ has already taken
15        4, II     |   regard to the future or past advent of Christ, he ought to have
16        4, II     |       but by the Jews that his advent as Messiah is still future,"
17        4, VIII   |  objections raised against the advent of Christ should be answered--
18        4, XIX    |     who are persuaded that the advent of Jesus among men was no
19        4, XX     |      for their belief that the advent of Christ among them is
20        5, XLIX   |       certain things until the advent of Jesus; after whose coming
21        6, V      |      also, when predicting the advent of Jesus, who was to turn
22        6, LXXVIII|     divine Word. Moreover, the advent of Jesus apparently to one
23        8, LIV    |       foretold long before His advent by the prophet Isaiah, when