Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIII|           His power still produces conversion and amelioration of life
 2        2, LXXVI|           such expressions for the conversion of men, which Celsus thinks
 3        3, XXIX |            the whole world for the conversion and reformation of men,
 4        3, LXIII|         kind is not adapted to the conversion of sinners, who humble themselves
 5        3, LXV  |         these exhortations for the conversion of sinners, because we are
 6        3, LXVII|    powerful enough to effect their conversion, and to enable them to make
 7        3, LXXV |           kind, and fitted for the conversion of souls, should be distributed
 8        3, LXXV |            of medicines leading to conversion? For those who are intelligent
 9        4, XCIX |         who neglect these calls to conversion may deservedly suffer those
10        5, XVI  |          receive any other mode of conversion than that which is by fear
11        5, LVII |        help in accomplishing their conversion to God.~
12        5, LVIII|           far as in his power, the conversion of the human race from their
13        6, XLV  |          the human race so great a conversion, and healing, and amelioration,
14        6, LVI  |            that by their means the conversion of certain individuals might
15        6, LVI  |        upon men such evils for the conversion and cure of those who need
16        6, LVI  |       enemies with a view to their conversion; nor would one visit "with
17        6, LVIII| threatening has for its object the conversion of the hearers, while the