Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 15, 2 |             called Alpha and Omega, indicating His origin from all. And,
 2    I, 18, 1 |             set forth their Tetrad. Indicating also its invisible and hidden
 3   II, 24, 1 |        numerical value and letters, indicating number in the Pleroma, Soter,
 4   II, 34, 3 |            days for ever and ever;" indicating that it is the Father of
 5   II, 34, 3 |           you that which is great?" indicating that those who, in this
 6  III,  3, 2 |              we do this, I say,] by indicating that tradition derived from
 7  III, 12, 15|         came I without gainsaying;" indicating by these words, that he
 8  III, 14, 1 |       course with Paul he recounts, indicating with all diligence both
 9  III, 16, 3 |             the adoption; " plainly indicating one God, who did by the
10  III, 17, 3 |            there had been dew; thus indicating that they should no longer
11  III, 18, 3 |              for whom Christ died;" indicating that the impassible Christ
12  III, 22, 4 |           was as yet a virgin; thus indicating the back-reference from
13  III, 22, 4 |            carried it back to Adam, indicating that it was He who regenerated
14  III, 23, 3 |          the devil and his angels;" indicating that eternal fire was not
15  III, 23, 4 |          but even added sin to sin, indicating his state of mind by his
16  III, 23, 5 |         waiting for His coming, and indicating, as it were, some such thing [
17  III, 23, 7 |          the lion and the dragon;"--indicating that sin, which was set
18   IV, 11, 3 | accomplished in His own person; and indicating that they were indeed ignorant
19   IV, 14, 1 |             but I have chosen you;" indicating that they did not glorify
20   IV, 17, 5 |        saith the LORD Omnipotent;"--indicating in the plainest manner,
21   IV, 21, 3 |            also from the handmaids, indicating that Christ should raise
22   IV, 22, 1 |             in a recumbent posture, indicating that those who were lying
23   IV, 22, 1 |     sleeping, He let it pass,--thus indicating the patience of God in regard
24   IV, 31, 3 |        appertain to the human race, indicating that the Church also, which
25   IV, 37, 5 |       showing His own goodness, and indicating that man is in his own free
26    V, 15, 3 |         what hand he was fashioned, indicating the whole from a part. For
27    V, 33, 1 |            with His disciples, thus indicating both these points: the inheritance