Book, Chapter

 1        2, IV     |       way before Thee," which shows that the beginning of the
 2        2, V      |       heaven. And this result shows itself among those who are
 3        2, L      | Epistle to the Thessalonians, shows in what manner there will
 4        2, LXIV   |       the following statement shows that He had not always the
 5        2, LXXIII |     us by the Gospel of John, shows that the eloquence of Jesus
 6        3, XXXIII |      XXXIII.~Celsus, however, shows that he has read a good
 7        3, LXVIII |       through the piety which shows itself within them, why
 8        3, LXXV   |      of punishment, but which shows that the labours and chastisements
 9        3, LXXVIII|     that from the power which shows itself in those who are
10        4, XI     |    read a great deal, and who shows that he has perused many
11        4, XVI    |     the Word, according as He shows Himself to each one of those
12        4, XXIII  |        and asserting that God shows and announces to us all
13        4, LXII   | purify the earth with water," shows that the earth, when purified
14        5, XXIII  |     is the object of His care shows by his actions that he desires (
15        5, XXV    |         By these words Celsus shows that the Jews, who were
16        6, LIII   |   them, but not in a way that Shows much intelligence. Quoting
17        7, XXXVIII|   from glory to glory," which shows that we do not use the word
18        7, LI     |     who believe that religion shows itself in such products
19        8, IV     |    and the Christ of God thus shows His superiority to all rulers
20        8, XXIV   |      offered to idols; and he shows to those who have ears to
21        8, XLII   |       a little before, he now shows to be in fact the vilest
22        8, LIII   |     to the origin of man, and shows considerable reluctance