Book, Chapter

 1        2, VIII   |     prophets. Isaiah distinctly declares: "Hearing ye shall hear,
 2        2, XXXI   |       the Son of God, as Celsus declares they do, in putting into
 3        2, XLIX   |        and truth! he distinctly declares, with his own voice, as
 4        2, LIII   |         his own voice expressly declares, as you yourselves have
 5        2, LIII   |         his own voice expressly declares, as ye also have recorded,
 6        2, LXXVI  |          and a great one, which declares, "Your country is desolate,
 7        4, LVIII  |       to say to Celsus, when he declares that "the soul is the work
 8        4, LXXII  |     wrath," as the Apostle Paul declares, all men are children: "
 9        4, LXXXVI |   manifests their greatness, he declares that "in certain individuals
10        5, VI     |   angels, obeying the law which declares: "Lest thou lift up thine
11        5, XVI    |       The Scripture accordingly declares that only those who are
12        5, XXXVIII|     native institutions. For he declares that "those Ethiopians who
13        5, LXIV   | statement of the apostle, which declares that "in the latter times
14        6, II     |       God." For the word of God declares that the preaching (although
15        6, VI     |        to writing and what not, declares that he heard seven thunders
16        6, XVII   |      the Logos Himself and God, declares: "No man knoweth the Son,
17        6, XXIV   |      Mithraic mysteries, Celsus declares that he who would investigate
18        6, LXV    |      principles; while our Paul declares, that "of Him, and through
19        6, LXXIV  |     support the statement which declares that Jesus has been the
20        7, XLIV   |        Son will reveal Him," He declares that no one can know God
21        7, LXVIII |       transgress; and Scripture declares that it is not only wicked