Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  8, 5 |      he might disclose their fellowship with one another, in virtue
 2    I, 25, 3 |     all, who have in fact no fellowship with them, either in doctrine
 3   II, 20, 3 |      to knowledge and to His fellowship. The search into the greatness
 4   II, 28, 8 |      why the Father, who has fellowship with the Son in all things,
 5   II, 31, 1 |      common interest nor any fellowship exists between them; and
 6   II, 32, 5 |     He was made man, He held fellowship with His own creation, and
 7   II, 34, 4 |     itself the soul, yet has fellowship with the soul as long as
 8  III,  5, 1 |  falsehood; for a lie has no fellowship with the truth, just as
 9  III, 17, 1 |       becoming accustomed in fellowship with Him to dwell in the
10  III, 18, 3 |   But who is it that has had fellowship with us in the matter of
11  III, 18, 7 |     Him through the Son that fellowship which refers to Himself,
12   IV, 13, 1 |     it is who leads man into fellowship and unity with God. In the
13   IV, 14, 1 |    does man stand in need of fellowship with God. For this is the
14   IV, 18, 3 | assign to his neighbour that fellowship with him which is right
15   IV, 18, 5 |  announcing consistently the fellowship and union of the flesh and
16   IV, 20, 5 |    means of life is found in fellowship with God; but fellowship
17   IV, 20, 5 |     fellowship with God; but fellowship with God is to know God,
18   IV, 20, 12| which shall be sanctified by fellowship with His Son, just as that
19   IV, 40, 1 |     for those who desire His fellowship, and who remain in subjection
20    V,  2, 1 |   but we do stand in need of fellowship with Him. And for this reason
21    V,  9, 2 |    Spiritual, because of the fellowship of the Spirit. Thus it is,