Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  6, 1|  constructed with unspeakable skill, so that it might be visible
 2    I,  7, 2| corporeally] with unspeakable skill; and of the Saviour, as
 3    I, 10, 3|       out!" But [the superior skill spoken of] is not found
 4    I, 15, 6|        inspector of portents, Skill'd in consulting the stars,
 5   II, 25, 2|       judgment, goodness, and skill exhibited in the whole work
 6   II, 30, 5|     and displayed his art and skill, but the other of which
 7   IV, 39, 2|   reject the operation of His skill, and show thyself ungrateful
 8   IV, 39, 3|      of the royal supper. The skill of God, therefore, is not
 9   IV, 39, 3|    accept the exercise of His skill. Those persons, therefore,
10    V,  3, 2|   things which partake of the skill and wisdom of God, do also
11    V, 18, 1|    subsists by the power, the skill, and the wisdom of God;