Chapter

 1 1 |           the various services of men. He has also established
 2 4 |           for it, to which, while men betake themselves, they
 3 5 |          rightly be said to be in men, and will not rightly be
 4 5 |          because by these threats men are recalled to rectitude.
 5 5 |        thus those things which in men are faulty and corrupting,
 6 6 |       assuredly were necessary to men, but not to God, because
 7 7 |          the purpose of giving to men an increase of intelligence,
 8 7 | nevertheless He Himself speaks to men concerning God, in such
 9 7 |        called; but so that, while men's mind by understanding
10 8 |           or has its course among men, not only individually,
11 8 |     garments of the captive young men to be burnt. And this is
12 12|           which come to pass; let men acknowledge either that
13 13|       ordained "an apostle not by men, nor of man, but by Jesus
14 13|       learned the Gospel not from men or by man, but received
15 16|         have placed Himself among men only, had He known Himself
16 16|          a considerable number of men was destined to glory. For
17 16|           to be inferior to other men, although He is really found
18 17|           tower which the sons of men were building, asking and
19 17|         and asking to visit those men at that time? God the Father?
20 18|      increments, gently accustoms men's eyes to bear its full
21 18|         of God--is looked upon by men, inasmuch as He could be
22 18|      although he had beheld three men, note that he called one
23 19|         and thou an powerful with men." And it adds, moreover: "
24 19|        God, and art powerful with men." For which reason the same
25 20|          ye accept the persons of men?" That is to say, consequently,
26 20|        consequently, charging the men of the synagogue with not
27 22|           made in the likeness of men; and found in fashion as
28 23|      might be Mediator of God and men, it behoved Him to be with
29 25|          destroyed, when in other men also, who are not flesh
30 25|        slain. For if the power of men fails to slay the sacred
31 25|          of God, is not killed by men, certainly much rather will
32 25|         the sanguinary cruelty of men cannot do more against men
33 25|        men cannot do more against men than only to slay the body,
34 25|         it is admitted, were only men, are manifested to be alive--
35 31|           the Mediator of God and men, Christ Jesus, having the