Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  9, 3|       of God, and He who became incarnate for us, have been proved
 2    I, 10, 1|      the Son of God, who became incarnate for our salvation; and in
 3    I, 25, 4|   compelled once more to become incarnate. They affirm that for this
 4  III,  9, 1|        Word] Himself being made incarnate, that in all things their
 5  III, 11, 3|      Saviour, too, never became incarnate, nor suffered, but that
 6  III, 11, 3| dispensational Jesus did become incarnate, and suffered, whom they
 7  III, 11, 3|       them as not having become incarnate (sine carne) and impassible,
 8  III, 11, 3|         born nor to have become incarnate; whilst others [hold] that
 9  III, 16, 2|    begotten, and that He became incarnate for our salvation, Jesus
10  III, 16, 7|         Word of God, who became incarnate when the fulness of time
11  III, 17, 4|  fulness of time, having become incarnate in man for the sake of man,
12  III, 18, 1|   beginning; but when He became incarnate, and was made man, He commenced
13  III, 18, 2|       from the Father, becoming incarnate, stooping low, even to death,
14  III, 19, 2|       and King Eternal, and the Incarnate Word, proclaimed by all
15    V, 14, 2|          But if the Lord became incarnate for any other order of things,
16    V, 18, 1|       repeatedly shown that the incarnate Word of God was suspended