Book, Chapter

 1        2, III   |       who do not listen to its commands, saying, "Tell me, ye who
 2        2, IX    |     was able to carry out such commands of the Father, save Him
 3        4, XXXVI |        that God issued certain commands, and that a serpent opposed
 4        4, LV    | moreover, whether the recorded commands of God respecting the coming
 5        4, LXXII |      forsake wrath," and which commands us by the mouth of Paul
 6        5, XXXVII|       that is, the law of God, commands what is opposed to the written
 7        6, LXI   |       His hands, or give forth commands." Celsus says, that" it
 8        6, LXI   |       is there in His issuing "commands;" so that what is done at
 9        7, XVIII |       if they did not obey his commands, he would treat them as
10        7, XVIII |      he sent Jesus, forget the commands which he had given to Moses?
11        7, XXV   |      Jesus did not "forget the commands which He had given to Moses:"
12        7, XXVI  |     burned or stoned, as Moses commands, those who had broken the
13        7, LXIV  |      these and many other such commands, that they not only avoid
14        8, XLV   |     been built in obedience to commands received from oracles; how
15        8, XLVI  |   later times. For through the commands pronounced by the prophets
16        8, XLVI  |         when they followed the commands of God, were prosperous;
17        8, LV    |       live in violation of the commands of Jesus, or to die if we
18        8, LXVI  |       he says: "But if any one commands you to celebrate the sun,
19        8, LXXV  |     accordance with the divine commands, and never suffer themselves