Book, Chapter

 1        2, XIII  |       Vespasian, whose son Titus destroyed Jerusalem, on account, as
 2        4, XXXII |           and thus be altogether destroyed; and this lasted so long
 3        4, XLV   |           of all men having been destroyed? I am not unaware, however,
 4        5, XXIII |        in the body, which is not destroyed, and from which the body
 5        6, XI    |        was not of God, they were destroyed, and all who obeyed them
 6        6, XXXVI |         last enemy that shall be destroyed is death." And also: "When
 7        7, I     |           so that when these are destroyed, all who are delivered from
 8        7, XXII  |        of Babylon, who art to be destroyed; happy shall he be that
 9        7, XXII  |          and He may Himself have destroyed before the eyes of those
10        7, XXVI  |          to continue longer, has destroyed their city and their temple:
11        7, XXVI  |        prescribed. And as it has destroyed these things, not wishing
12        8, XIX   |          God, he will himself be destroyed, as acting impiously towards
13        8, XIX   |        the temple which has been destroyed shall be built up again
14        8, LXVIII|          form of worship will be destroyed except the religion of Christ,
15        8, LXXII |  question whether it shall be so destroyed that it can never anywhere
16        8, LXXII | gleanings of their vineyards are destroyed. Therefore wait ye upon
17        8, LXXII |          When the whole earth is destroyed, there will be turned upon
18        8, LXXIII|       who act righteously may be destroyed!" And as we by our prayers