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 1    I, pref, 1|             the oracles of God, and prove themselves evil interpreters
 2    I, pref, 3|          given to thee by the Lord, prove an earnest and efficient
 3    I,  9, 4  |        truth, he will lay bare, and prove to be without any foundation,
 4    I,  9, 5  |                  But since what may prove a finishing-stroke to this
 5    I, 19     |            BY WHICH THEY ATTEMPT TO PROVE THAT THE SUPREME FATHER
 6    I, 22, 1  |           Jesus Christ, as we shall prove. Holding, therefore, this
 7    I, 31, 3  |            was necessary clearly to prove, that, as their very opinions
 8   II,  7, 1  |          them on every side, and to prove them vendors of falsehood;
 9   II,  7, 1  |       nothing? In that case I shall prove that the Saviour~is rather
10   II, 11, 1  |           real] food. It is easy to prove from the very words of the
11   II, 13, 3  |            of men, while they [thus prove themselves] ignorant of
12   II, 19, 4  |          and defect; [and this will prove itself] more apt and useful
13   II, 20, 1  |           falsely-devised system, I prove as follows: They endeavour,
14   II, 22, 6  |          years, when they wished to prove Him younger than the times
15   II, 25, 2  |         formed the whole], so as to prove the judgment, goodness,
16   II, 25, 4  |            to thy nature, thou wilt prove thyself foolish; and if
17   II, 30, 2  | intermediate place. Let them, then, prove themselves by their deeds
18   II, 30, 6  |              in the first place, we prove from the authoritative Scriptures
19   II, 30, 7  |             possible that he should prove stronger than the providence
20   II, 30, 7  |         excellent than he, let them prove themselves so by their works,
21   II, 32, 4  |           prophetical writings, and prove from these both that all
22   II, 34, 3  |            who shall reject it, and prove himself ungrateful to his
23   II, 35, 3  |             such terms, striving to prove from these that there are
24  III, 15, 1  |          this purpose; nor can they prove Luke guilty of falsehood,
25  III, 19, 1  |             promotion into God, and prove themselves ungrateful to
26   IV, 23, 2  |           them from the Scriptures, prove that this crucified Jesus
27   IV, 28     |               XXVIII. THOSE PERSONS PROVE THEMSELVES SENSELESS WHO
28   IV, 30, 1  |      constructed in the wilderness, prove themselves ignorant of the