Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXV   |    that it is to Ahaz that the command is addressed, "Ask for thyself
 2        2, II     |        in answer to the divine command, "Not so Lord; for I have
 3        2, IX     |        Him the Father gave the command, when in the Mosaic account
 4        2, IX     |  created." Now if God gave the command, and the creatures were
 5        2, XXXI   |       that He who received the command was God the Logos. And seeing
 6        4, LXXXVII|     they forth in order at one command; and the spotted lizard,
 7        6, VI     |     denunciations;" but at the command of the Logos he swallowed
 8        6, VII    |          and, agreeably to the command of Jesus, to investigate
 9        6, VIII   |      his promises; nor does he command them to come at once and
10        6, XXXI   |       seventh, who art born to command with confidence, thou, O
11        6, XXXVII |         in conformity with the command of Jesus, to the searching
12        6, LX     |      greatest God to issue the command, Let this (first thing)
13        6, LXIII  |        perfect," and hears the command, "Be ye holy, for I the
14        7, XVIII  |    this same God, how could he command them through Moses to gather
15        7, XXXIV  |        Lord thy God," does not command a bodily approach to God;
16        7, LXIV   |       Jews have regard to this command, "Thou shalt fear the Lord
17        7, LXX    | themselves a chief under whose command they may plunder and pillage
18        8, XXVIII |       divine word does seem to command something similar to this,
19        8, XLIV   |        but in obedience to the command of his Master, that so he
20        8, LXVI   |      say anything base, such a command should in no wise be regarded;
21        8, LXVI   |    that we do not wait for any command to celebrate the praises
22        8, LXXVI  |        us in obedience to your command. In eight books we have