Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  7, 1|           intermediate place, and enter in within the Pleroma, and
 2    I,  7, 1| irresistible and invisible manner enter in within the Pleroma, and
 3   II, 26, 3|       beings, because they do not enter into his so useless labour,
 4   II, 29, 1|      equally with the souls, will enter into immortality? For righteousness
 5   II, 29, 3|      decide that all souls do not enter into the intermediate place,
 6   II, 29, 3|           forth will by all means enter into the Pleroma because
 7   II, 29, 3|        But what is it which shall enter within their Pleroma? For
 8   II, 29, 3|        will any longer be left to enter in within the Pleroma. For
 9   II, 29, 3|        then, will still remain to enter into the Pleroma? For they
10   II, 30, 2|          above God, for that they enter in within the Pleroma, while
11   II, 33, 2|        question], that when souls enter into this life, they are
12  III, 16, 5|     suffered these things, and to enter into His glory?" And again
13  III, 25, 6|       Horos did not permit her to enter the Pleroma: for the Spirit (
14   IV, 11, 2|    appoint thee over many things; enter thou into the joy of thy
15   IV, 12, 5|       eternal life: "If thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments."
16   IV, 13, 1|           Pharisees, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven."
17   IV, 26, 1|           Christ must suffer, and enter into His glory, and that
18   IV, 27, 4|        the same God, who did both enter into judgment with these
19   IV, 31, 1|         not a man on the earth to enter in unto us after the manner
20    V, 21, 3|         set free; since "none can enter a strong man's house and