Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  8, 5  |   discoursing of the Saviour and declaring that all things beyond the
 2    I, 14, 1  |                This Marcus then, declaring that he alone was the matrix
 3    I, 23, 1  |    astray the people of Samaria, declaring that he himself was some
 4    I, 23, 2  |     carrying her about with him, declaring that this woman was the
 5    I, 25, 3  |          and other abominations, declaring that they possess power
 6    I, 25, 5  |      they give [of their views], declaring that Jesus spoke in a mystery
 7    I, 27, 2  |        the law and the prophets, declaring Him to be the author of
 8    I, 28, 1  |          teaching something new, declaring themselves the inventors
 9   II, pref, 1|         respecting the Demiurge, declaring at the same time the doctrine
10   II,  7, 4  |         against their Mother, by declaring her to be the first cause
11   II, 19, 9  |     impiety against the Creator, declaring Him the fruit of a defect,
12   II, 21, 2  |       consciences seared by her, declaring, as they maintain, the very
13   II, 24, 3  |       the curtains as being ten, declaring these a type of the ten
14   II, 32, 1  |          one "Raca" and "fool;" [declaring] that otherwise they were
15  III,  3, 3  |        renewing their faith, and declaring the tradition which it had
16  III, 11, 8  | generation from the Father, thus declaring, "In the beginning was the
17  III, 14, 2  |         many things to them, and declaring what must happen to him
18  III, 16, 4  |          king of the Assyrians;" declaring, in a mysterious manner
19  III, 21, 9  |       the kingdom; Jeremiah thus declaring, "As I live, saith the Lord,
20   IV,  6, 6  |      testimony to it, as well as declaring it. But after a while they
21   IV, 11, 3  |         dispensation of God; but declaring that it was Himself who
22   IV, 15, 2  |          mentioned, Paul plainly declaring, But these things I say,
23   IV, 20, 8  |        subject to suffering, and declaring that He who was then in
24   IV, 21, 3  |    prophets, was prefiguring and declaring beforehand future things,
25   IV, 26, 1  |      forth the wisdom of God and declaring His dispensations with regard
26   IV, 27, 2  |          advent there also, and [declaring] the remission of sins received
27   IV, 27, 4  |        is it now, the Lord truly declaring, "And shall not God avenge
28   IV, 33, 11 |       with His own workmanship, [declaring] that the Word should become
29   IV, 35, 3  |  ignorance, possess the power of declaring knowledge ? Or how did the
30    V,  5, 2  |          God, for the purpose of declaring His power: so also now,
31    V,  6, 2  |         the temple of God," thus declaring: "Know ye not that ye are
32    V, 15, 3  |        made manifest to men: and declaring the original formation of
33    V, 21, 2  |         appeared in human form, [declaring] that He would not tempt