Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |       inauguration of the reign of God. His earliest followers
 2  2,2 |         the name of “the Church of God that sojourns in Rome to
 3  2,2 |           in Rome to the Church of God that sojourns in Corinth,”
 4  2,2 |            simply as the Church of God that sojourned in Rome.
 5  2,9 |            records the creation by God the Father and his incarnation
 6  2,9 |      Father and his incarnation in God the Son. A summary of Jesus'
 7  2,9 |          proclaims his doctrine of God the Father and God the Son
 8  2,9 |     doctrine of God the Father and God the Son and in chapter 5
 9  2,12|       letter from the “servants of God who sojourn in Vienne and
10  2,13|            be true; either you are God, and having come down from
11  2,13|        these things are the son of God. I have therefore written
12  2,14|          nature of the true law of God.[1] Other letters have been
13  2,14|           Besas, many greetings in God. Above all, I pray to God
14  2,14|          God. Above all, I pray to God the Father of truth and
15  3   |        meaning Thoth, the Egyptian god of wisdom. It is more likely,
16  3   |          triumph of the Kingdom of God, but the Revelation of Peter
17  3   |     acrostic “Jesus Christ; Son of God, Saviour” (vss. 2I7-44).[
18  3   |        expresses his confidence in God and salvation from the flesh.~
19  3   |     angelic state, higher than the god who created him and Eve.
20  3   |           eternal knowledge of the God of Truth was separated from
21  5,2 |           go and teach the word of God. The author was clearly
22  5,3 |            Christian poet, says of God's power, “For Paul, when
23  5,4 |            beset the soul's way to God. The book is strongly ascetic;
24  5,4 |            his dying prayer thanks God that he has been providentially
25  5,5 |          rich admirer; Peter prays God to protect her, and she
26  6,2 |        hearers to repent and serve God with their whole hearts,
27  7,1 |         moon. Christians worshiped God in a new way and, in contrast
28  7,1 |          preach to all men the one God and salvation through faith
29  7,3 |           of the Christian idea of God. He then presents the Chaldean,
30  7,3 |          Jewish ways of worshiping God, showing the weaknesses
31  7,4 |            hanged is a reproach of God. This was Aquila's translation
32  7,4 |         Dialogue said: “In the Son God made the heavens and the
33  8,1 |  Refutation, On the Sovereignty of God, Psaltes (perhaps a hymnbook),
34  8,1 |            he had preached another God besides the Creator” etc. (
35  8,1 |         work on the Sovereignty of God, but his method of proof
36  8,4 | incongruity between the picture of God the Creator in the Jewish
37  9,1 |          he quotes a single line: “God suffered under an Israelitish
38  9,1 |          by Anastasius (sec. 96): “God has been murdered! The king
39  9,3 |        deals with the existence of God, the frailties of heathen
40  9,3 |          inspired by one spirit of God” (iii. 12). Theophilus gives
41 10,1 |       Sovereignty (that of the one God), addressed to his sometime
42 10,3 |    excommunicate whole churches of God.~ A few other fragments
43 13,13|          God-bearer” or “Mother of God”) but also exegetical works
44 13,15|       Heavens Declare the Glory of God” (exegesis of Proverbs xxx.
45 14,3 |            cannot call the emperor God, they respect and rover
46 14,6 |  previously been held that whereas God could forgive them, along
47 14,9 |        practice murder and incest. God cannot be contained in a
48 14,9 |        will eventually perish, and God, who created man, can bring
49 14,12|        contrition in the hope that God will forgive them. This
50 14,12|        refused to worship the true God but persecuted his people.
51 14,16|           Christian: to believe in God the Father, in Jesus Christ
52 14,17|   Christianity teaches the fear of God. He discusses the points
53 14,17|           immortal unless it knows God and throws itself on his
54 14,17|       saying that their worship of God the Creator and Father of
55 14,18|    Demetrianus (two books), and On God's Workmanship. Four of these,
56 14,18|   collection, are still extant: On God's Workmanship, the Institutes,
57 14,18|       Epitomie and On the Wrath of God.  ~ Three other works or
58 14,18|     Emotions), we possess six — On God's Workmanship, the Institutes,
59 14,18|          the Epitome, the Wrath of God, the Deaths ofthe Persecutors,
60 14,18|            conversion. The book On God's Workmanship was probably
61 14,19|         undertaking in his book On God's Workmanship (15:6; 20:
62 14,19|            philosophers shows that God is one; (2) “On the Origin
63 14,19|          which consists in serving God and showing justice and
64 14,20|        three book: On the Wrath of God, On the Deaths ofthe Persecutors,
65 14,20|           The work On the Wrath of God was dedicated to a certain
66 14,20|           emperors the judgment of God for their brutality and
67 16   |        text~ On the Sovereignty of God; no text~ Psaltes; no text~
68 16   |         The Aramaic Eloi means “my God,” but the Hebrew Eli was
69 16   |      heresy of Hermogenes was that God created the world not out
70 16   |           a thousand years were in God's sight like yesterday when