Book, Paragraph

 1   1, 78|       hater of every good, and deceiver as to every thing lovely,
 2   5, 1 |      of God was a magician and deceiver.~
 3   5, 2 |        who (as) a magician and deceiver, was (also) a teacher of
 4   5, 2 |       was neither magician nor deceiver, but was THE WORD OF GOD
 5   5, 4 |  confess of Him, that He was a deceiver, and not a most wonderful
 6   5, 5 |         that they called Him a deceiver (viz.), because He taught,
 7   5, 7 |     suppose Him to have been a Deceiver and Magician ? -- But, let
 8   5, 14|        who was thought to be a Deceiver16! While, behold, such alone
 9   5, 15|       style Him cunning, and a deceiver. How then was it, that He
10   5, 25|    been ignorant that He was a deceiver and magician, if He really
11   5, 28| yesterday or the day before, a Deceiver and Teacher of error, --