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1 I, pref, 2| ridiculous as the expression may seem) more true than the
2 I, pref, 2| Ptolemaeus, whose school may be described as a bud from
3 I, pref, 3| minister to others, that men may no longer be drawn away
4 I, 2, 5 | was situated in that which may be comprehended regarding
5 I, 4, 4 | following out their notion, we may conceive that fountains
6 I, 6, 2 | material actions in which they may be involved.~3.
7 I, 6, 4 | conjunction. And that they may persuade the thoughtless
8 I, 6, 4 | works, that by this means we may attain at length to the
9 I, 7, 1 | that thus a conjunction may be formed between the Saviour
10 I, 7, 4 | needful, and specially that he may exercise a care over the
11 I, 7, 4 | for him, namely, that he may attain to the habitation
12 I, 8, 1 | order that their scheme may not seem altogether without
13 I, 8, 5 | again unites them, that he may exhibit the production of
14 I, 8, 5 | Son and of the Word, and may at the same time show their
15 I, 9, 4 | as to doubt whether Homer may not have composed them.
16 I, 9, 5 | But since what may prove a finishing-stroke
17 I, 9, 5 | their farce to the end, may then at once append an argument
18 I, 10, 1 | judgment towards all; that He may send "spiritual wickednesses,"
19 I, 10, 1 | into everlasting fire; but may, in the exercise of His
20 I, 10, 1 | of] their repentance, and may surround them with everlasting
21 I, 10, 2 | however highly gifted he may be in point of eloquence,
22 I, 10, 3 | simply implies this, that one may [more accurately than another]
23 I, 10, 3 | man in unbelief, that He may have mercy upon all;" and
24 I, 11, 4 | Iu! Pheu, Pheu!--for well may we utter these tragic exclamations
25 I, 11, 4 | primary Tetrad, and if any one may assign names at his pleasure,
26 I, 11, 5 | Bythus and Sige, that they may appear more perfect than
27 I, 11, 5 | Gnostics To. these persons one may justly exclaim: "O ye trifling
28 I, 11, 5 | him as a spouse, that thus may be formed the first conjunction.~
29 I, 13, 2 | forth by this magician, may also flow into them. Again,
30 I, 13, 2 | pronounces these words: "May that Chaffs who is before
31 I, 13, 3 | united to him, that she may become altogether one with
32 I, 13, 6 | upon them, so that they may invisibly escape the judge.
33 I, 14, 2 | names of the elements which may be told, and are common,
34 I, 14, 2 | out into infinitude. You may more clearly understand
35 I, 14, 8 | that its cognate soul above may recognise [its distress],
36 I, 14, 9 | received as spoken by him, may remain unknown to thee;
37 I, 14, 9 | request, often proposed to me, may be fulfilled.~
38 I, 15, 1 | name of the Saviour which may be pronounced, viz., Jesus '(
39 I, 15, 1 | Alpha and Omega, that he may indicate the dove, inasmuch
40 I, 15, 4 | Such ravings, we may now well say, go beyond
41 I, 16, 2 | interpretations, that you may perceive the results everywhere.
42 I, 21, 3 | power which is merciful; may I enjoy Thy name, O Saviour
43 I, 21, 5 | the persons referred to may become incapable of being
44 I, 21, 5 | and that their inner man may ascend on high in an invisible
45 I, 22, 1 | Yet, reluctant as they may be, these men shall one
46 I, 23, 4 | received its beginning, as one may learn even from their own
47 I, 23, 5 | to this effect, that one may overcome those very angels
48 I, 24, 3 | Basilides again, that he may appear to have discovered
49 I, 25, 3 | we all are such as they, may turn away their ears from
50 I, 25, 3 | the things they practise, may speak evil of us all, who
51 I, 25, 4 | single incarnation, one may be able to prevent any need
52 I, 25, 4 | trial of every kind of life, may, at their departure, not
53 I, 25, 4 | ministers to him, that he may shut them up in other bodies;
54 I, 28, 1 | numbers of them--indeed, we may say all--desire themselves
55 I, 28, 1 | sort of opinion which they may have been able to call into
56 I, 30, 10 | these praises, they too may serve those who are announced
57 I, 30, 14 | father Ialdabaoth, that he may receive to himself the souls
58 I, 31, 2 | incur pollution. Whatever may be the nature of the action,
59 I, 31, 3 | Former of the universe, may obtain salvation, and that
60 I, 31, 3 | salvation, and that others may not henceforth be drown
61 I, 31, 4 | have been described, that I may not only expose the wild
62 I, 31, 4 | wild beast to view, but may inflict wounds upon it from
63 II, 1, 4 | who chooses to employ it may maintain that there is another
64 II, 2, 3 | the world [whoever that may have been], will no longer
65 II, 2, 4 | This manner of speech may perhaps be plausible or
66 II, 5, 3 | These arguments may, in like manner, be adapted
67 II, 7, 1 | are made, come to an end, may justly be said rather to
68 II, 7, 6 | are contrary to each other may indeed be destructive of
69 II, 7, 6 | certain limits, that they may be true images; and then
70 II, 7, 7 | that are but thirty, we may justly condemn them as utterly
71 II, 10, 2 | For in order that they may know "knowledge" itself (
72 II, 10, 2 | salvation of men. And that they may be deemed capable of informing
73 II, 10, 4 | agreeable [to reason], and there may be well said regarding such
74 II, 11, 2 | of the Lord, so that they may not only be rendered destitute
75 II, 11, 2 | questions which are put, they may see that their plan of argument
76 II, 11, 2 | multifarious phantasies, they may propitiate God for those.
77 II, 11, 2 | possession of their minds, they may at least find it necessary
78 II, 12, 1 | We may remark, in the first place,
79 II, 13, 3 | These things may properly be said to hold
80 II, 13, 4 | therefore indescribable. For He may well and properly be called
81 II, 13, 4 | understanding of men; and He may most properly be termed
82 II, 13, 8 | clear perception that this may be logically affirmed with
83 II, 14, 5 | forward nothing new that may not be found in the Pandora
84 II, 14, 9 | absurdity of their falsehood may be made manifest, and also
85 II, 16, 1 | to the Pleroma, then why may it not have been in the
86 II, 17, 4 | from a torch--then they may no doubt differ in generation
87 II, 17, 8 | them, any more than rays [may be supposed to be] of the
88 II, 17, 9 | in whatsoever way they may choose to go forward, they
89 II, 17, 9 | to look into!"--that they may learn that from the Nous
90 II, 18, 5 | dissolution, and such like, may perhaps occur through the
91 II, 19, 6 | be saved, that in it it may be sanctified and cleared
92 II, 19, 6 | and that what is mortal may be swallowed up by immortality;
93 II, 19, 8 | coloured on the outside that it may be thought to be of gold,
94 II, 22, 3 | if they know not this, may learn it from Moses. Their
95 II, 22, 5 | They, however, that they may establish their false opinion
96 II, 22, 6 | Chruseô en dapedô:~which we may thus render into English:--~"
97 II, 24, 4 | senses; our internal organs may also be reckoned as five,
98 II, 24, 4 | Moreover, even the whole person may be divided into this number [
99 II, 24, 5 | only, in order that there may be twelve months of thirty
100 II, 25, 1 | every sort of hypothesis may at the present day be, in
101 II, 25, 1 | theories, inasmuch as they may be turned in many different
102 II, 28, 2 | the rising of the Nile? We may say a great deal, plausible
103 II, 28, 2 | On all these points we may indeed say a great deal
104 II, 28, 6 | greater questions which may occur to us. For no man
105 II, 28, 6 | or by whatever name one may describe His generation,
106 II, 28, 8 | only true Master), that we may learn through Him that the
107 II, 28, 9 | acquainted,--so that we may credit him also with respect
108 II, 30, 2 | of the argument in hand, may come down to the level of
109 II, 30, 2 | descending to their argument, may often refute them by their
110 II, 30, 2 | doctrines; but in thus acting may God be merciful to me, for
111 II, 30, 4 | acknowledge; so that one may justly reckon them as having
112 II, 30, 9 | visible and invisible, such as may be perceived by our senses
113 II, 31, 1 | or whatever others there may be who, like them, cut off
114 II, 31, 1 | all, and whatever remarks may yet be made in the following
115 II, 31, 1 | far from thee, that you may no longer have to endure
116 II, 31, 2 | external accidents which may occur. And so far are they
117 II, 32, 2 | manifestation in this life, they may [at once] pass over to the
118 II, 32, 2 | pursuits, and as many others as may exist, of which, with the
119 II, 33, 1 | We may subvert their doctrine as
120 II, 33, 3 | oblivion, this observation may be made: How, then, does
121 II, 33, 4 | belongs to it. For the body may be compared to an instrument;
122 II, 33, 5 | of God, being completed, may fully realize the scheme
123 II, 34, 1 | form of a man, so that they may be recognised, and retain
124 II, 34, 2 | unborn, in order that they may be immortal, or if they
125 II, 35, 4 | of all things. But that I may not be thought to avoid
126 II, 35, 4 | that series of proofs which may be derived from the Scriptures
127 III, pref, 1| the Scriptures, so that I may come behind in nothing of
128 III, 2, 3 | cutting off their retreat, we may succeed in turning them
129 III, 3, 1 | therefore, in every Church, who may wish to see the truth, to
130 III, 3, 3 | whosoever chooses to do so, may learn that He, the Father
131 III, 3, 3 | preached by the Churches, and may also understand the apostolical
132 III, 6, 2 | whom I have chosen, that ye may know, and believe, and understand
133 III, 6, 3 | this [purpose], that we may know of whom he speaks.
134 III, 7, 1 | course of this work, that we may not just at present distract
135 III, 7, 2 | other instances also, we may discover that the apostle
136 III, 9, 2 | himself interpret: "That it may be fulfilled which was spoken
137 III, 11, 4 | And that we may not have to ask, Of what
138 III, 11, 7 | it with a love of truth, may have their errors rectified.
139 III, 11, 9 | class [do so], that they may seem to have discovered
140 III, 11, 9 | truth; the latter, that they may set the dispensations of
141 III, 11, 9 | the Montanists), that they may set at nought the gift of
142 III, 11, 9 | apostles, any who please may learn, as is shown from
143 III, 12, 3 | converted, that your sins may be blotted out, and that
144 III, 12, 3 | the times of refreshing may come to you from the presence
145 III, 12, 3 | blessing you, that each may turn himself from his iniquities."
146 III, 12, 9 | preaching to you God, that ye may be turned away from these
147 III, 12, 11 | of glory,--they who wish may learn from the very words
148 III, 12, 11 | acts of the apostles, and may contemplate the fact that
149 III, 12, 14 | that the residue of men may seek after the Lord, and
150 III, 12, 14 | Judas and Silas, that they may declare our opinion by word
151 III, 14, 4 | necessary to repent, that they may be saved from the danger [
152 III, 15, 1 | us with all diligence. It may be, indeed, that it was
153 III, 15, 1 | unadulterated rule of truth, may be saved. His testimony,
154 III, 15, 2 | phraseology, that these [dupes] may listen to them the oftener;
155 III, 15, 2 | deceived, who imagine that they may learn from the Scriptural
156 III, 16, 3 | man, that through Him we may receive the adoption,--humanity
157 III, 17, 3 | have an accuser there we may have also an Advocate, the
158 III, 19, 2 | and by the Spirit Himself, may be seen by all who have
159 III, 19, 3 | reason of disobedience, may arise, blended together
160 III, 20, 2 | source of his deliverance, may always live in a state of
161 III, 20, 2 | loveth more:" and that he may know himself, how mortal
162 III, 20, 2 | upon what is temporal; and may understand also the other
163 III, 20, 2 | which being instructed he may think of God in accordance
164 III, 20, 2 | all in unbelief, that He may have mercy upon all;" not
165 III, 20, 2 | s law, in order that he may see God, and granting him
166 III, 21, 4 | consent to evil, that He may choose that which is good."
167 III, 21, 4 | consent to evil, that He may choose that which is good,"--
168 III, 21, 9 | evil teachers; that they may learn that from his seed--
169 III, 22, 1 | since,] in order that they may cast away the inheritance
170 III, 22, 1 | not having wherewith He may show His wisdom. But this
171 III, 22, 4 | latter, that the latter may set the former again at
172 III, 24, 1 | the members receiving it may be vivified; and the [means
173 III, 24, 1 | rejecting the Spirit, that they may not be instructed.~2.
174 III, 24, 2 | being above Him, that they may be regarded as having found
175 III, 25, 3 | judicial faculty, that it may reach a just conclusion;
176 III, 25, 6 | Well may their Mother bewail them,
177 III, 25, 7 | indeed pray that these men may not remain in the pit which
178 III, 25, 7 | converted to the Church of God, may be lawfully begotten, and
179 III, 25, 7 | begotten, and that Christ may be formed in them, and that
180 III, 25, 7 | formed in them, and that they may know the Framer and Maker
181 III, 25, 7 | will but receive it. It may be compared to a severe
182 III, 25, 7 | instruction of Christ, I may succeed in persuading them
183 IV, pref, 4| whatsoever all the heretics may have advanced with the utmost
184 IV, 4, 3 | order that the fruit indeed may be gathered into the garner,
185 IV, 4, 3 | the chaff, left behind, may be consumed by fire? "For
186 IV, 5, 1 | to maturity in them, he may produce the fruit of immortality;
187 IV, 5, 1 | that in the ages to come He may show the exceeding riches
188 IV, 5, 1 | whom I have chosen, that ye may know, and believe, and understand
189 IV, 6, 1 | with His creatures; [it may be remarked that] neither
190 IV, 6, 2 | He [really] is, that we may not receive any other Father,
191 IV, 9, 3 | father and mother; that it may be well with thee." For
192 IV, 10, 1 | to come unto Me, that ye may have life." How therefore
193 IV, 13, 3 | ye unto them:" so that we may not grieve as those who
194 IV, 13, 3 | unwilling to be defrauded, but may rejoice as those who have
195 IV, 13, 3 | follow him as a slave, but may as a free man go before
196 IV, 14, 1 | is good and merciful, He may benefit those who continue
197 IV, 14, 1 | where I am, there they also may be, that they may behold
198 IV, 14, 1 | they also may be, that they may behold My glory;" not vainly
199 IV, 14, 1 | when we are with Him, we may partake of His glory.~2.
200 IV, 16, 5 | this is declared,] that we may know that we shall give
201 IV, 17, 2 | shall appease God, that they may receive life from Him. As
202 IV, 17, 3 | have commanded you, that it may be well with you. But they
203 IV, 18, 1 | has shown his gratitude, may receive that honour which
204 IV, 18, 2 | the indication of liberty may be set forth. For with Him
205 IV, 18, 3 | within him, so that sin may not the more, by means of
206 IV, 18, 3 | the cup, that the outside may be clean also." And they
207 IV, 18, 3 | being brought to light, may show that God is without
208 IV, 18, 3 | he suffered and endured, may [at last] be accepted; but
209 IV, 18, 3 | actions he has performed, may be rejected. Sacrifices,
210 IV, 18, 6 | for this purpose, that He may grant us a recompense of
211 IV, 19 | XIX. EARTHLY THINGS MAY BE THE TYPE OF HEAVENLY,
212 IV, 19, 2 | To these persons one may with justice say (as Scripture
213 IV, 20 | SHOWN THAT IN MANY MODES HE MAY BE SEEN AND KNOWN.~1.
214 IV, 20, 6 | shall see God, that they may live, being made immortal
215 IV, 20, 11 | sharp sword, that with it He may smite the nations; and He
216 IV, 20, 12 | what was not a people may become a people; and she
217 IV, 20, 12 | who did not obtain mercy may obtain mercy. And it shall
218 IV, 23, 1 | soweth and he that reapeth may rejoice together. For in
219 IV, 25, 3 | the sower and the reaper may rejoice together in the
220 IV, 26, 5 | then, teaching us where one may find such, says, "God hath
221 IV, 27, 1 | in order that no flesh may glory in the sight of the
222 IV, 28, 3 | His people, this answer may be given;--Unless, then,
223 IV, 29, 1 | parables, that seeing they may not see, and hearing they
224 IV, 29, 1 | not see, and hearing they may not hear, understanding
225 IV, 29, 1 | hear, understanding they may not understand; in order
226 IV, 29, 1 | of Isaiah regarding them may be fulfil leading, Make
227 IV, 30, 1 | and does not do so that he may obtain a livelihood thereby?
228 IV, 30, 2 | spoken, although to some it may seem ridiculous) do act
229 IV, 30, 3 | shall be put to flight," may receive you into eternal
230 IV, 33, 5 | these circumstances, it may be made a question whether (
231 IV, 33, 14 | have acquired, that they may show forth my praise,"--
232 IV, 34, 5 | perchance [these heretics] may at length desist from such
233 IV, 34, 5 | by these very passages, I may restrain them from such
234 IV, 35, 3 | of blood? And [the same may be demanded] as to the other
235 IV, 36, 4 | judgment of God," that all may know, "that every tree that
236 IV, 36, 6 | so that the Spirit of God may rest upon us; for this is
237 IV, 36, 6 | workmanship, although he may be ignorant of his God.
238 IV, 37, 3 | shine before men, that they may see your good deeds, and
239 IV, 37, 3 | cometh and knocketh, they may open to Him. Blessed is
240 IV, 37, 7 | the prize? So run, that ye may obtain. Every one also who
241 IV, 37, 7 | these men ida it] that they may obtain a corruptible crown,
242 IV, 37, 7 | when preaching to others, I may myself be rendered a castaway."
243 IV, 37, 7 | for immortality, that we may be crowned, and may deem
244 IV, 37, 7 | that we may be crowned, and may deem the crown precious,
245 IV, 37, 7 | more to love God, that we may reach this [prize] for ourselves
246 IV, 37, 7 | instructed by means of them all, may be in all respects circumspect
247 IV, 37, 7 | rationally taught to love God, we may continue in His perfect
248 IV, 37, 7 | dispensations, that goodness may both be made apparent, and
249 IV, 37, 7 | perfected, and that the Church may be fashioned after the image
250 IV, 37, 7 | of His Son, and that man may finally be brought to maturity
251 IV, 38, 1 | and drink the Word of God, may be able also to contain
252 IV, 38, 4 | benevolence, that no one may impute to Him invidiousness
253 IV, 39, 1 | receiving experience of both, may with judgment make choice
254 IV, 39, 1 | better things; and that he may never become indolent or
255 IV, 39, 1 | is, disobedience to God, may never attempt it at all,
256 IV, 39, 1 | obedience to God, is good, he may diligently keep it with
257 IV, 39, 1 | that with discipline he may make choice of the better
258 IV, 39, 1 | sweetness, so that the mind may never even attempt to taste
259 IV, 41, 4 | confuted by many [proofs], they may be converted to the truth
260 V, pref, 1| the neophytes, that they may preserve stedfast the faith
261 V, pref, 1| thee, however, and all who may happen to read this writing,
262 V, 1, 1 | as doers of His words, we may have communion with Him,
263 V, 1, 3 | so in the spiritual we may all be made alive. For never
264 V, 2, 3 | weakness, in order that we may never become puffed up,
265 V, 2, 3 | from our own nature, we may neither undervalue that
266 V, 2, 3 | own nature, but that we may know what God can effect,
267 V, 2, 3 | instructed by every mode, may be accurate in all things
268 V, 3, 1 | that the power of Christ may dwell in me." What, therefore? (
269 V, 3, 1 | What, therefore? (as some may exclaim:) did the Lord wish,
270 V, 3, 1 | by experience], that he may not be destitute of truth
271 V, 5, 2 | power and promise of God, may oppose their own salvation,
272 V, 6, 1 | perfect (perfectos); and may your spirit, and soul, and
273 V, 7, 1 | is there left to which we may apply the term "mortal body,"
274 V, 8, 4 | words of God, that they may be adorned with good works:
275 V, 9, 4 | that the Spirit of God may take delight therein, as
276 V, 9, 4 | inherited. In order that we may not lose life by losing
277 V, 10, 1 | declares], in order that we may not reject the engrafting
278 V, 12, 3 | animal nature, in Christ we may all live, as being spiritual,
279 V, 13, 1 | its [future] resurrection may also be believed; so also
280 V, 13, 3 | he says, "that mortality may be swallowed up of life.
281 V, 13, 3 | order, therefore, that we may be perfected for this, aptly
282 V, 13, 4 | is that the life of Jesus may also be manifested in our
283 V, 13, 5 | That the life of Jesus may be made manifest in our
284 V, 14, 4 | unto righteousness, that we may bring forth fruit unto life.
285 V, 15, 1 | upon these dead, that they may live. So I prophesied as
286 V, 15, 1 | your sepulchres, that I may bring my people again out
287 V, 17, 2 | by Him, He said, "That ye may know that the Son of man
288 V, 17, 3 | also] by means of a tree we may obtain the remission of
289 V, 21, 1 | a vanquished man, so we may ascend to life again through
290 V, 21, 1 | us, so again by a man we may receive the palm against
291 V, 21, 2 | first, in order that we may perceive that He was a real
292 V, 24, 2 | fear of human rule, men may not eat each other up like
293 V, 24, 2 | establishment of laws, they may keep down an excess of wickedness
294 V, 25, 1 | means of many abominations, may serve himself by this one
295 V, 25, 3 | working of error, that they may believe a lie; that they
296 V, 25, 3 | believe a lie; that they all may be judged who did not believe
297 V, 27, 2 | the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that he
298 V, 28, 1 | in the light, that they may derive enjoyment from it,
299 V, 28, 1 | those in darkness, that they may partake in its calamities.
300 V, 28, 2 | operation of error, that they may believe a lie, that they
301 V, 28, 2 | believe a lie, that they all may be judged who have not believed
302 V, 28, 2 | of God, so that his dupes may adore him as the Christ;
303 V, 28, 2 | sending such a man, "that they may believe a lie, that they
304 V, 28, 2 | believe a lie, that they all may be judged who did not believe
305 V, 28, 2 | fight hand, that no one may be able to buy or sell,
306 V, 28, 4 | for purification], they may be fitted for the royal
307 V, 28, 4 | the wild beasts, that I may be found the pure bread
308 V, 29, 2 | and being shut up in him, may be sent into the furnace
309 V, 30, 3 | about for any names that may present themselves, inasmuch
310 V, 30, 4 | that when this man comes we may avoid him, being aware who
311 V, 34, 1 | for this reason, that we may know that He who in the
312 V, 34, 2 | a vast increase, that it may bring forth and sustain
313 V, 35, 1 | Israel, the glory of God, may walk in safety. The woods,
314 V, 35, 2 | kingdom, in order that he may be capable of receiving
315 V, 36, 2 | things under Him, that God may be all in all."~3.
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