Book, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I, 2, 6| of His approval on their conduct, brought together whatever
2 I, 6, 2| undoubtedly saved, not by means of conduct, but because they are spiritual
3 I, 6, 4| perfect" such a course of conduct is not at all necessary.
4 I, 6, 4| necessary. For it is not conduct of any kind which leads
5 I, 25, 3| morals, or in our daily conduct. But they lead a licentious
6 I, 30, 5| about the supreme power,--conduct which deeply grieved Ialdabaoth,
7 II, 2, 1| one would not ascribe such conduct even to a man of any ability,
8 II, 2, 5| the Lord. For what sort of conduct would it be, were we to
9 II, 20, 2| AEon was proved through the conduct of Judas, how is it possible
10 II, 27, 3| is not such a course of conduct not to build one's house
11 II, 32, 2| of every kind of work and conduct, so that, if it be possible,
12 III, 5, 2| Such [a line of conduct] belongs not to those who
13 III, 15, 2| follow a good course of conduct; wherefore they do also
14 III, 23, 5| showed his repentance by his conduct, through means of the girdle [
15 IV, 1, 2| He follows Himself. Such conduct, however, does not bespeak
16 IV, 26, 3| supreme in their hearts, but conduct themselves with contempt
17 IV, 26, 4| sound speech and blameless conduct for the confirmation and
18 IV, 26, 5| is sound and blameless in conduct, as well as that which is
19 IV, 27, 1| showing him] how much his conduct had displeased the Lord.
20 IV, 33, 1| time unsuitable [for such conduct], to serve, [with observances]
21 IV, 34, 1| will find that the whole conduct, and all the doctrine, and
22 IV, 36, 6| because of their wicked conduct "shall be," He declares, "
23 IV, 37, 4| what is good; but [such conduct] brings no small amount
24 IV, 41, 3| the similarity of their conduct. And inasmuch as they were
25 V, 8, 3| the irrationality of their conduct, saying, "They have become
26 V, 24, 2| in every kind of restless conduct, and murder, and avarice;
27 V, 24, 2| called in question for their conduct, nor be liable to punishment.
|