Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 2 | letter be thus infinite, just consider the immensity of the letters
 2    I, 14, 7 | Achamoth] might be revealed. "Consider this present Episemon,"
 3    I, 25, 2 |       the apostles, whom they consider to be in no respect inferior
 4   II, 18, 2 | nature of] the Father, and to consider His greatness. But what
 5   II, 25, 2 |   both these extremes, and to consider the special character of
 6   II, 25, 4 | through all His creation, and consider it in all its depth, and
 7   II, 28, 4 |                           For consider, all ye who invent such
 8   II, 28, 4 |      you make regarding Him,--consider the terrible blasphemy [
 9   II, 31, 3 |   wickedness. If any one will consider the prophecy referred to,
10  III, 11, 3 |     Christ from above. Others consider Him to have been manifested
11  III, 12, 11|       be allegorized, let him consider my previous statements,
12  III, 16, 2 |       lest perchance we might consider Him as a mere man: for "
13   IV,  2, 4 |       of God, neither do they consider the work of His hands."
14    V,  3, 2 |      power of God, and do not consider what the word declares,
15    V,  5, 2 |    the fiery chariot, let him consider that Jonah, when he had
16    V, 23, 2 |   which is death; whether [we consider] that, on account of that,