Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXI   |        this world, then would My servants fight, that I should not
 2        4, XLIV  |      both young women and female servants are to be understood metaphorically,
 3        4, LXXVII|          heavenly bodies are our servants; but he also has said this,
 4        4, LXXV  |       constituted all things the servants of the rational being and
 5        7, XLVI  |           who desire to be God's servants, to beware lest, by the
 6        7, LXIII | knowledge of the husband, of his servants, and of others whose esteem
 7        8, VII   |          injured when any of his servants wishes at the same time
 8        8, XIII  |       not only God, but also the servants of God, are to be worshipped."
 9        8, XIII  |          those who are truly the servants of God, after His only-begotten
10        8, XIII  |          as he reckons among the servants of God the demons which
11        8, XIII  |       declared by the word to be servants of the evil one, the prince
12        8, XIII  |         reason that they are not servants of God. For if we had been
13        8, XIII  |         taught to regard them as servants of the Most High, we would
14        8, XXI   |        jealousy, and His devoted servants taking part in public feasts.
15        8, XXXV  |    Observe now how he introduces servants of the Most High--rulers,
16        8, XXXV  |          those whom Celsus makes servants and rulers appointed by
17        8, XXXVI |       own angels over His devout servants, so that none of the hostile