Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |       against the faith of the Churches in his treatise; as if the
 2        1, XLIII |  existing threshing-floors and Churches of God.~
 3        1, XLVII |      of whose divinity so many Churches are witnesses, composed
 4        1, LXIII |   founder, after Jesus, of the Churches that are in Christ. He saw,
 5        1, LXVII |      in the existence of those Churches of God which have been founded
 6        3, XXIX  | reformation of men, and caused Churches to be everywhere established
 7        3, XXIX  |    various cities. Whereas the Churches of God which are instructed
 8        3, XXX   |    places the establishment of Churches of God alongside s of the
 9        3, XXXIII|        by the existence of the Churches of the saved, and by the
10        3, XLV   |   which are believed among the Churches to be divine. Now, in the
11        3, LXVIII|   their labours to rear up the Churches of God,--nay, their preaching
12        5, XVIII |       has been preached in the Churches, and which is more clearly
13        5, LIV   |        at all circulate in the Churches as divine, although it is
14        5, LV    |  mentioned nor heard of in the Churches of God! For no one was ever
15        5, LVIII |     husbandmen, who in all the Churches take special care of themselves,
16        6, XIV   |    present time, moreover, the Churches have, in proportion to the
17        6, XXI   |       which are current in the Churches of God do not speak of "
18        6, XXXVI |     the Gospels current in the Churches is Jesus Himself ever described
19        8, LXXV  |    blameless life to rule over Churches. Those who are ambitious