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 1    I, 25, 2|     them to such a pitch of pride, that some of them declare
 2   II, 26, 1|    of putting an end to the pride which they feel on account
 3   II, 32, 1|    the arrogance, lust, and pride of others. Since, therefore,
 4  III, 15   |  THE HYPOCRISY, DECEIT, AND PRIDE OF THE GNOSTICS. THE APOSTLES
 5  III, 20, 2|   For he who holds, without pride and boasting, the true glory (
 6  III, 25, 7|     it puts an end to their pride and haughtiness. Wherefore
 7   IV, 26, 3|  and are puffed up with the pride of holding the chief seat,
 8   IV, 26, 4|     over Israel without any pride, in the end cleared himself,
 9   IV, 27   |      AND NOT BE FILLED WITH PRIDE. WE MUST NOT, THEREFORE,
10   IV, 36, 8| apart from all boasting and pride, he made confession to the
11    V, 21, 2| tempt the LORD his God. The pride of reason, therefore, which
12    V, 22, 2|     means be lifted up with pride, nor should we tempt God,
13    V, 22, 2|     him when puffed up with pride. For the creation is not
14    V, 24, 3|    deception, disgrace, and pride; while the just judgment
15    V, 25   |             XXV. THE FRAUD, PRIDE, AND TYRANNICAL KINGDOM