Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 23, 1|              knowledge of magic, and offering money to the apostles, thought
 2   II,  8, 2|              and that when no one is offering any hindrance. For, according
 3  III, 11, 8|            with Zacharias the priest offering sacrifice to God. For now
 4  III, 17, 2|         distant tribes to unity, and offering to the Father the first-fruits
 5  III, 19, 3|          ascend to the height above, offering and commending to His Father
 6  III, 23, 4|              gratuitously brought an offering of sin, having had no reverence
 7   IV, 17, 2|          them the true sacrifice, by offering which they shall appease
 8   IV, 18, 2|             changed, inasmuch as the offering is now made, not by slaves,
 9   IV, 18, 3|              had no respect unto the offering of Cain, because his heart
10   IV, 18, 3|             moves God to accept [the offering] as from a friend. "But
11   IV, 18, 4| well-grounded hope, in fervent love, offering the first-fruits of His
12   IV, 18, 4|             oblation to the Creator, offering to Him, with giving of thanks, [
13   IV, 18, 4|               and passion, do, while offering unto Him the fruits of ignorance,
14   IV, 18, 5|         their opinion, or cease from offering the things just mentioned.
15   IV, 18, 6|                          Now we make offering to Him, not as though He