Chapter

 1 4 |  whatever is the Highest, must certainly be the Highest in such sense
 2 4 |  because He is immortal, He is certainly also incorruptible,--each
 3 14|       heaven by the Father, He certainly is not man only; for man,
 4 15|       but affords immortality: certainly He is not man only who gives
 5 17|     whom all things were made, certainly it was the Son of God by
 6 18|        seen, nor can see." But certainly the Scripture does not lie;
 7 18|      was the guest of Abraham, certainly seen because He was also
 8 19|      with Jacob, but God also. Certainly Jacob saw God, with whom
 9 20|   professed without blasphemy, certainly much more can this be fitting
10 21| triumphed over in Himself," he certainly did not without a meaning
11 22|   which name by consequence is certainly His who, although He was "
12 25|     God, is not killed by men, certainly much rather will it be believed
13 25|        the body, how much more certainly it will not have power against