Book, Chapter

 1   Int,        2|        a Gottingen professor, believed his opponent to be none
 2   Int,        3|       year by Duchesne,12 who believed that the Athens MS., was
 3   III,      III|   based on the saying: "If ye believed Moses, ye would have believed
 4   III,      III| believed Moses, ye would have believed me" (John v. 46, 47).~ ~
 5   III,      III|    full of stupidity : "If ye believed Moses, ye would have believed
 6   III,      III| believed Moses, ye would have believed me, for he wrote concerning
 7   III,        X|      said to the Jews, "If ye believed Moses, ye would have believed
 8   III,        X| believed Moses, ye would have believed me, for he wrote concerning
 9   III,      XIV|    whether the faithful thief believed on Him as Divine or as only
10    IV,      XXX|        sparing those who have believed in Him sincerely, and punishing
11     V          |    Abraham : -- ~ ~For having believed through good works, he was
12     V          |      Scripture says, "Abraham believed God, and it was reckoned
13     V          |     believe. But when Abraham believed God, these things, experiences