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 1    I,  4, 5|        altogether. For it was not possible that they should be annihilated
 2    I,  7, 2|           since indeed it was not possible that He should suffer who
 3    I,  8, 2|          words, "Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
 4   II,  3, 2|         conceived. For it was not possible that one Being should mentally
 5   II,  4, 2|          condition. For how is it possible, that those things which
 6   II,  7, 2| spiritually exists. For it is not possible, since both were produced
 7   II,  8, 3|       which is His own. Nor is it possible that those things which
 8   II,  8, 3|           further, it is not even possible that those things which
 9   II, 10, 4|           impossible with men are possible with God." While men, indeed,
10   II, 13, 9|           in God, so far as it is possible and proper for men to hear
11   II, 17, 8|         such ignorance. But it is possible that that Sophia (wisdom)
12   II, 19, 3|           does not this crown all possible absurdity? For to imagine
13   II, 19, 6|          of the angels. How is it possible, therefore, that that seed
14   II, 20, 2|       conduct of Judas, how is it possible that Judas can be compared [
15   II, 22, 3|      itself upon them], How is it possible that the Lord preached for
16   II, 28, 4|           said before, that it is possible, in the case of man, who
17   II, 30, 7|        for nothing. For it is not possible that he should prove stronger
18   II, 30, 8| unspeakable words which it is not possible for a man to utter, inasmuch
19   II, 32, 2|        conduct, so that, if it be possible, accomplishing all during
20   II, 32, 4|       shall I more say? It is not possible to name the number of the
21  III,  4, 2|            and flee as far off as possible, not enduring even to listen
22  III, 11, 8|                         It is not possible that the Gospels can be
23  III, 12, 2|         death; because it was not possible that he should be holden
24  III, 18, 2|                 For as it was not possible that the man who had once
25  III, 19, 3|          conceive, or that it was possible that one remaining a virgin
26  III, 23, 1|         gods, which was in no way possible for him to be, he wrought
27   IV, 14   |          MAN HIS FAVOURS IN EVERY POSSIBLE MANNER.~1.
28   IV, 20, 1|   greatness, therefore, it is not possible to know God, for it is impossible
29   IV, 20, 5|          impossible with men, are possible with God." For man does
30   IV, 20, 5|      those who see Him. It is not possible to live apart from life,
31   IV, 34, 1|           ye that He brought all [possible] novelty, by bringing Himself
32   IV, 37, 5|        And again, "All things are possible to him that believeth;"
33   IV, 38, 1|           Himself, all things are possible to Him. But created things
34   IV, 38, 1|      later origin; for it was not possible for things recently created
35   IV, 38, 1|       nourishment; so also it was possible for God Himself to have
36    V,  5, 2|          impossible with men, are possible with God." As, therefore,
37    V, 36, 1|         also shown, as far as was possible, the cause of the creation