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 1    I,  8, 4|        Saviour, when He said, "Yet wisdom is justified by her children."
 2    I,  8, 4|         these words," But we speak wisdom among them that are perfect."
 3    I, 10, 3|          of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God; how
 4    I, 10, 3|          destitute of truly divine wisdom maintain; while the Catholic
 5    I, 14, 3|           speaking, and admire her wisdom. Behold, then, her head
 6    I, 14, 7|          who, by His own power and wisdom, through means of that which
 7    I, 16, 3|            seem to excel others in wisdom, and waste their strength
 8    I, 26, 1|            who was educated in the wisdom of the Egyptians, taught
 9   II, 13, 9|         life, incorruption, truth, wisdom, goodness, and such like.
10   II, 17, 6|           same impiety to the very wisdom (Sophia) of God, how can
11   II, 17, 8|        therefore, that the Sophia (wisdom) of God, she who is within
12   II, 17, 8|         possible that that Sophia (wisdom) who pertains to [the scheme]
13   II, 18, 1|           also affirm this Sophia (wisdom) to have been involved in
14   II, 18, 1|          are alien and contrary to wisdom, nor can they ever be qualities
15   II, 18, 1|           course of utility, there wisdom does not exist. Let them
16   II, 25, 1|      Certainly not; but with great wisdom and diligence, all things
17   II, 25, 2|       whole work and [specimen of] wisdom. Those, too, who listen
18   II, 28, 6|            inflated [with your own wisdom], ye presumptuously maintain
19   II, 30, 3|     glorious, or more adorned with wisdom, than those which have been
20   II, 30, 3|            and are governed by His wisdom? or who can search out the
21   II, 30, 9|         arranged all things by His wisdom, while He contains all things,
22  III,  2, 1|            declared, "But we speak wisdom among those that are perfect,
23  III,  2, 1|           are perfect, but not the wisdom of this world." And this
24  III,  2, 1|           of this world." And this wisdom each one of them alleges
25  III,  4, 2|       righteousness, chastity, and wisdom. If any one were to preach
26  III,  9, 3|            upon Him: the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit
27  III, 17, 3|          the earth, "the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit
28  III, 20, 2|         the receptacle of all His. wisdom and power [is] man. Just
29  III, 21, 7|        from both the power and the wisdom of God. Wherefore also Isaiah
30  III, 22, 1|          wherewith He may show His wisdom. But this is to say, that
31  III, 23, 1|          not be conquered, nor His wisdom lessened, [in the estimation
32  III, 23, 5|           Lord is the beginning of wisdom;" the sense of sin leads
33  III, 25, 3|           justice, will pass on to wisdom. Therefore the Father will
34  III, 25, 3|           the Father will excel in wisdom all human and angelic wisdom,
35  III, 25, 3|       wisdom all human and angelic wisdom, because He is Lord, and
36  III, 25, 3|    exercise of justice, nor is His wisdom lessened; for He saves those
37  III, 25, 6|            and darkness: for their wisdom (Sophia) was void, and wrapped
38   IV,  7, 4|          Holy Spirit, the Word and Wisdom; whom all the angels serve,
39   IV, 20, 1|        always present the Word and Wisdom, the Son and the Spirit,
40   IV, 20, 2|          and adorned them by [His] Wisdom, when "the Word was made
41   IV, 20, 3|          with the Father; and that Wisdom also, which is the Spirit,
42   IV, 20, 3|       declares by Solomon: "God by Wisdom founded the earth, and by
43   IV, 20, 4|           God, who by the Word and Wisdom created and arranged all
44   IV, 20, 9|         God; and that, through the wisdom of God, man shall see Him
45   IV, 26, 1|         men, and showing forth the wisdom of God and declaring His
46   IV, 27, 1|          instructed the nations in wisdom, and did everything after
47   IV, 27, 1|      uprightly, and to declare the wisdom of God, and built the temple
48   IV, 27, 1|          to God, and expounded the wisdom of God in creation, [discoursing]
49   IV, 27, 1|           that they might hear the wisdom which God had conferred
50   IV, 27, 1|            earth, to ascertain the wisdom that was in him: she whom
51   IV, 27, 1|           submitted herself to the wisdom announced by the servant
52   IV, 27, 1|            these men despised that wisdom which proceeded directly
53   IV, 30, 3|             and glories in his own wisdom, has been separated from
54   IV, 38, 3|    simultaneously exhibited power, wisdom, and goodness. His power
55   IV, 38, 3|            previous existence; His wisdom [is shown] in His having
56    V,  2, 3|      things, and then, through the wisdom of God, serves for the use
57    V,  3, 2|        other way than by the great wisdom of God. But those things
58    V,  3, 2|           partake of the skill and wisdom of God, do also partake
59    V,  3, 3| participation] in the constructive wisdom and power of God. But if
60    V,  6, 1|         apostle declare, "We speak wisdom among them that are perfect,"
61    V, 17, 1|        Lord; and in respect of His wisdom, our Maker and Fashioner;
62    V, 18   |             BY THEIR OWN POWER AND WISDOM, NOT OUT OF DEFECT OR IGNORANCE.
63    V, 18, 1|           their substance from the wisdom and power of His Father.
64    V, 18, 1|          power, the skill, and the wisdom of God; which is sustained,
65    V, 20, 1|            God; and therefore the "wisdom" of God, by means of which
66    V, 36, 3|         not able to search out the wisdom of God, by means of Which