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 1 Pre       |     nearer the truth. Yet I must confess, as I have never seen, or
 2   1, 1    |          And, as they themselves confess these things, I know not
 3   1, 2    |        their chief Architect; to confess Him to be the cause of their
 4   1, 3    |     becoming too, that we should confess them all to be the works
 5   1, 38   |         nature, that they should confess that ONE, who is the likeness
 6   1, 42   |           and Him alone did they confess, in their instruction which
 7   1, 66   |     which his nature is capable, confess; and Him does he call God:
 8   1, 75   |   excellent? and, that we should confess the lives of those who loved
 9   2, 46   |       them Gods ? that he should confess also, that they were made
10   3, 17   |  testimony to the truth ? and to confess His divine and living (active)
11   3, 19   | distinguish, whether we ought to confess that the things which have
12   3, 58   |          them) by (His) death to confess Him alone to be the God
13   4, 5    |       how those very persons who confess Him who has arisen from
14   4, 8(23)|          I can see in it, I must confess, is, that the writer of
15   4, 9    |        impels us first of all to confess thereupon, that He is living;
16   4, 12   |          would think justly, but confess that they are in truth the
17   4, 27   |         shall we not wonder, and confess, that these are indeed the
18   5, 2    |         who loves the truth will confess of Him, not only that He
19   5, 4    |          over all; How should we confess of Him, that He was a deceiver,
20   5, 15   |          then incumbent on us to confess of Him, that His nature
21   5, 15   |          thing can we testify or confess, but that the matter is
22   5, 17   |         therefore that we should confess, that an extraordinary and
23   5, 19   |          was done by magic ? and confess that it was, in truth, by
24   5, 20   |           But if they change and confess of Him, that He was a teacher
25   5, 36   |          but, if any one did not confess His name, but denied that
26   5, 41   |     lying statement ? and justly confess of them, that they openly
27   5, 46   |       this, you are compelled to confess when it is considered, that
28   5, 47   |      concealed this, and did not confess before all, what, and how
29   5, 49   |  question of (its) cause, and to confess, that they (the Disciples)
30   5, 52   |        our Saviour, Who will not confess, when He has considered,
31   5, 52   |          been speedily driven to confess  ./. their wickedness in