Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  9, 2 |       hypothesis, he has, by thus speaking, referred to the primary
 2    I, 12, 3 |           Ecclesia. Anthropos, by speaking, formed Logos: this is the
 3    I, 14, 3 |         thou mayest also hear her speaking, and admire her wisdom.
 4    I, 21, 5 |        others, although, strictly speaking, they do not belong to others,
 5    I, 22, 1 |           the workmanship of God, speaking against their own salvation,
 6    I, 27, 3 |         advanced this also, truly speaking as with the mouth of the
 7   II, 13, 3 |           God. By their manner of speaking, they ascribe those things
 8   II, 22, 5 |         in the twelfth month. [In speaking thus], they are forgetful
 9   II, 30, 7 |      according to their manner of speaking, there still lay before
10   II, 33, 2 |          It escaped him, that [by speaking thus] he fell into another
11  III,  4, 2 |       inventions of the heretics, speaking to them in their own language,
12  III,  6, 5 |        Him who is God. And again, speaking of Antichrist, he says, "
13  III,  7, 2 |      Second to the Thessalonians, speaking of Antichrist, he says, "
14  III,  9, 2 |          Then again Matthew, when speaking of the angel, says, "The
15  III,  9, 3 |                        And then, [speaking of His] baptism, Matthew
16  III, 10, 1 |       Lord blameless." And again, speaking of Zacharias: "And it came
17  III, 10, 1 |           God and Lord. And then, speaking of John, he thus says: "
18  III, 10, 2 |                        And again, speaking in reference to the angel,
19  III, 12, 6 |       According to this manner of speaking, therefore, the rule of
20  III, 12, 10|      slain for confessing Christ, speaking boldly among the people,
21  III, 14, 2 |           selves shall men arise, speaking perverse things, to draw
22  III, 16, 9 |           these statements, Paul, speaking to the Romans, declares: "
23  III, 17, 4 |       speeches of these men: for, speaking things resembling the [doctrine
24  III, 23, 8 | independently of the rest, and by speaking vanity. he might acquire
25   IV,  6, 5 |        all thus indeed seeing and speaking of the Son and the Father,
26   IV, 10, 1 |    writings: at one time, indeed, speaking with Abraham, when about
27   IV, 17, 3 |            and whilst thou an yet speaking, I will say, Behold, here
28   IV, 20, 9 |         to see Him openly who was speaking with him, and was thus addressed: "
29   IV, 20, 11|       earth." And again, he says, speaking of this very same Lamb: "
30   IV, 29, 1 |         that are not convenient." Speaking of antichrist, too, he says
31   IV, 33, 11|           of fire." Others again, speaking of Him as a judge, and [
32   IV, 41, 3 |  Pharisees and of the Sadducees." Speaking of Herod, too, He says, "
33    V,  1, 3 |           God, to whom the Father speaking, said, "Let Us make man
34    V, 12, 2 |     spiritual," says the apostle, speaking this as if with reference
35    V, 13, 3 |    Epistle, he says conclusively, speaking thus in reference to the
36    V, 21, 3 |          therefore exposes him as speaking contrary to the word of
37    V, 25, 2 |          For the apostle himself, speaking in his own person, distinctly
38    V, 25, 2 |          God by the apostles when speaking for themselves, except Him
39    V, 25, 3 |        eyes of a man, and a mouth speaking great things, and his look
40    V, 25, 3 |           the Apostle Paul again, speaking in the second [Epistle]
41    V, 28, 2 |        was given unto him a mouth speaking great things, and blasphemy
42    V, 30, 2 |          men of whom we have been speaking, having a name containing
43    V, 34, 4 |                       Then again, speaking of Jerusalem, and of Him