Book, Chapter

 1        2, III   |        such interpretation, are willing to accept Jesus as the subject
 2        2, VIII  |    Jesus was, to those who were willing to be deceived." Let this
 3        2, XXIII |          But if, because He was willing to suffer, His inflictions
 4        2, XXIII |        did come, because He was willing to come, and because it
 5        2, XLIII | converting such of them as were willing to Himself, or those whom
 6        3, IX    |       wants, although many were willing to share (their abundance)
 7        3, X     |          that not only were men willing to follow Him to the wilderness,
 8        3, LXIV  |       manifest to those who are willing to peruse the Gospels in
 9        3, LXV   |     when very abandoned men are willing to accept the doctrine of (
10        4, XLIX  |         the few who are able or willing to investigate matters in
11        4, LI    |    other Greeks, because he was willing to investigate our histories
12        5, XIII  |        follow, that we may, God willing, address to him in reply
13        5, XXXIV |      for how much they would be willing to eat their deceased fathers?
14        5, XXXVI |      sum of money they would be willing to lay aside this usage,
15        5, LVIII |      and precedes those who are willing to follow Him, that He may
16        6, XLVIII|         our views those who are willing to accept the inferences
17        6, LVII  |       by these words: "If ye be willing and obedient, ye shall eat
18        6, LXXIX |        the soul of all who were willing to receive Him. But if any
19        6, LXXXI |       stop here, and begin, God willing, the argument of the seventh,
20        7, XXI   |     works, ready to distribute, willing to communicate." For, as
21        8, XV    |         they do not yield Him a willing obedience; but, in another