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1 1, 2 | to confess Him to be the cause of their wonder, and of
2 1, 2 | is wise who supplied the cause, that these many things
3 1, 3 | Being) the (efficient) cause of all which we see with
4 1, 15 | 15. But, the efficient Cause of all things is justly
5 1, 21 | same is the (efficient) Cause of all, and is beyond all
6 1, 27 | THE WORD. He alone is the Cause of all; and, of His ONLY (
7 1, 27 | Him therefore, no other Cause can be assigned. He therefore
8 1, 29 | subsists, He is the (efficient) Cause. ~
9 1, 37 | and rule of Him who is the Cause of all things. Like as on
10 1, 43 | He alone is the efficient Cause of all,—names its God, and
11 1, 45 | all, and to God who is the Cause of all. ~
12 1, 67 | his nature, Him who is the cause of every good; and is enjoined
13 1, 77 | is the WORD (invigorating cause), and so it is with every
14 2, 2 | 2. But again, that the cause of the Divine manifestation
15 2, 3 | who is over ./. all; The Cause and Maker of all; The Reverend
16 2, 3 | and is the (efficient) Cause of every good to all; That
17 2, 13(24) | women, which proved the cause of so many wars in ancient
18 2, 19 | affirmed, that these were the cause of this universal order;
19 2, 21 | affirm), that the operative Cause, and the passiveness45 of
20 2, 21(45) | the active and unembodied cause. They also say, that, after
21 2, 24 | Being who is the First, and Cause of all; and became truly
22 2, 24 | respecting the Second (61 Cause), who is the Creator of
23 2, 24(61) | philosophy, of First and Second Cause, and to the particularity
24 2, 24(61) | the Hebrews on the Second Cause, the second Essence, the
25 2, 24(61) | This doctrine, of a Second Cause, is also to be found in
26 2, 29 | Governour and of the (efficient) Cause, the Lord, swear ye:—Him,
27 2, 35 | to error ! And, For what cause does he set this up? Not
28 2, 46 | Honour have, which is the Cause of ./. all things, with
29 2, 64(119)| Italy, and to have been the cause of their migrating into
30 2, 64 | Apollo, they became the cause of (their) country's ruin!
31 2, 69 | God ! For, they were the cause of all these things, because
32 2, 71 | were far from being the cause of the evils : or, they
33 2, 71 | power, and were the cause of these: or, that they
34 2, 74 | affirm), that this was the cause of the wars, and of every
35 2, 80 | whose prosperity was the cause of calamities to mankind,
36 2, 83 | dragged upon himself the cause of his ruin, might see (
37 2, 86 | How could He who is the cause of every good thing, give
38 2, 87 | been fated;—for Fate is the cause of all (in this acceptation);—
39 2, 87 | right to honour Fate, as the cause of every thing; still this,
40 3, 2 | uprooted who had been the cause of the rule of many -- soon
41 3, 38 | and through Him who is the Cause of every good thing, they
42 3, 43 | life for my sheep71." The cause of His death too, He establishes
43 3, 45 | that we should state the cause of THIS, which was the chief
44 3, 55 | with impropriety. For, What cause could He have, who promised
45 3, 58 | therefore was the first cause. The second was, to shew
46 3, 58 | shewed Himself; and for this cause, the same compassionate
47 3, 59 | 59. The third cause of (His) death was, the
48 3, 59 | Divine word) teaches the cause, saying: " Truly He underwent
49 3, 60 | the latter was the great cause of (His) death, viz. the
50 3, 60 | the whole creation, and to cause the knowledge of God, (so)
51 3, 61 | these things he was the Cause; and, as if there were again
52 3, 61 | Death the (originating) Cause: for they believed Death
53 3, 78 | to their one Saviour, the cause of every good. And that,
54 3, 79 | Christ of God, who is the cause of their happiness. Those
55 4, 12 | promise, in very deed ! The cause therefore, of the divisions
56 4, 14 | those, who indeed were the cause to the whole congregation,
57 4, 19 | pointed out moreover, the cause of their desolation when
58 4, 19 | thy peace." For, for this cause "there shall come upon thee
59 4, 20 | thought that this was the cause (of their exclusion from
60 4, 22 | itself79! and (were the cause) that the Romans should
61 4, 24 | taught at the same time the cause; viz. that it was for the
62 4, 24 | How His death was the cause of the redemption of many.
63 4, 25(92) | invigorating, efficient, cause, and the like, as derived
64 4, 27 | that He might also shew the cause of these, He said, they
65 4, 27 | released from all blame and cause of accusation. But, so irreprehensible
66 4, 27 | of calamity for no other cause, except only their confessing,
67 4, 27 | so shall they, without cause, drive you out; and, after
68 4, 27 | previously pointed out the cause of these, by this which
69 4, 28 | their parents, and shall cause them to be put to death.
70 4, 28 | manner also, will the father cause his son to err (by enticing),
71 4, 28 | and will (so) become the cause, both of the death and perdition
72 4, 32 | Disciples said to Him, "If the cause of a man with the wife be
73 4, 32 | themselves for no other cause, except that of the hope
74 4, 33 | overtakes them: or, the third cause may be, that the source
75 5, 3 | is written that He is the cause of every good thing, that
76 5, 8 | all nations, the (sole) cause of purity and of holiness
77 5, 9 | science, to whom He was the cause of their (christian) instruction,
78 5, 15 | according to custom, ascribe the cause to the Teachers ? If then
79 5, 17 | who could have been the cause of His possessing all this
80 5, 21 | there being no (earthly) cause that they can assign, why
81 5, 25 | been in any one thing the cause of good to them, but --
82 5, 34 | of the ancients, and shew cause against the truth which
83 5, 36 | nor for any other just cause ; but for this only, (viz.),
84 5, 44(87) | as little friends to His cause as Josephus was. Whatever
85 5, 49 | to the question of (its) cause, and to confess, that they (
86 5, 52 | souls. And soon did God cause, that, by their means, THE
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