Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5  |      ofGod, which in essence is impossible, and the knowledge of Him,
 2 I, 1,5  | greatness of God. It is just as impossible for our mind to hold a conception~
 3 I, 1,5  |         His greatness, as it is impossible to scoop up the sea with
 4 I, 1,7  |       definition is essentially impossible, because every definition
 5 I, 1,9  |         We must know that it is impossible for us who are men clothed
 6 I, 2,6  |       the thought, the word was impossible, and the word~does not come
 7 I, 2,11 |  difference so great that it is impossible to compare them.~But when
 8 II, 3,2 |  extremely difficult or perhaps impossible for us to conceive,~and
 9 II, 4,2 |          it is difficult if not impossible for contemporary man to
10 II, 5,3 |     ruinous that it was already impossible to return to the previous
11 II, 5,3 |       however, have accepted an impossible translation~of Romans 5:
12 II, 6,3 |      without which salvation is impossible.~The errors with regard
13 II, 7,4 |        them is out~of place and impossible, inasmuch as one is battling
14 II, 8,6 |      Paul instructs that “it is impossible for those who were once
15 II, 9,7 |        of these commandments is impossible without some degree of selfrenunciation,~
16 Add, 0,4|     flesh” (Jude 22-23). “It is impossible for those who were once
17 App, 5,2|      personal worthiness.~It is impossible to give a general answer