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  1 I       |          given concerning Moses and Jesus Christ ---- the lawgiver
  2 I       |        Moses and eager disciples of Jesus Christ; and this in spite
  3 I       |            who accept the Gospel of Jesus Christ are not only hated
  4 I       |             the fear of God through Jesus, if, I say, we realise this,
  5 I       |       superhuman in the result. For Jesus taught with all authority
  6 I       |              that from the times of Jesus there have been none who
  7 I       |            has come to pass through Jesus only. "For they," so the
  8 I       |           Apostles who were sent by Jesus to proclaim the Gospel went
  9 I       |           proofs for the Godhead of Jesus, and making use of the words
 10 I       |            forth by the dwelling of Jesus on earth. For there could
 11 I       |           Christ. But the coming of Jesus brought men who might suspect
 12 I       |            a veil, shone forth when Jesus came;19for the veil was
 13 I       |             of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ,26to Whom be the
 14 I       |         earth, they did not receive Jesus, but crucified Him, maintaining
 15 I       |           the Father of All through Jesus Christ, we must point out
 16 I       |           of the heavenly Church of Jesus Christ in succession to
 17 I       |         would tell us what our Lord Jesus Christ means by saying that
 18 I       |            read of the Devil taking Jesus into a lofty mountain, that
 19 I       |           the foot were to be seen, Jesus beheld the kingdoms of Persia,
 20 V       |    According to my gospel in Christ Jesus," 168and does not speak
 21 V       |             faith, in your love for Jesus embraced opinions which
 22 VIII    |           we are one body in Christ Jesus";190and again, "I espoused
 23 IX      |             through faith in Christ Jesus." 199And that "law" also
 24 IX      |  righteousness of God manifested by Jesus Christ, for it is inferior
 25 XIII    |          you by the porter, of whom Jesus said, "To him the porter
 26 XIV     |               For our Prophets, and Jesus and His Apostles had the
 27 XIV     |            is that the disciples of Jesus, unlearned and ignorant
 28 XIV     |         with the pure heart. As our Jesus says, "Blessed are the pure
 29 XIV     |         glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.260Wherefore a very
 30 XIV     |        prophesying of the coming of Jesus, Who turns men from the
 31 XIV     |             the recorded sayings of Jesus or of one of the Apostles,
 32 XIV     |       Prophets and the disciples of Jesus, bidding a long farewell
 33 XIV     |             has been proved that if Jesus did, as Celsus alleges,
 34 XIV     |        Divine Spirit in the body of Jesus, that body would of necessity
 35 XIV     |          any other; but the body of Jesus was not at all different;
 36 XIV     |          Celsus wishes to disparage Jesus, he quotes the Scriptures
 37 XIV     |          which speak of the body of Jesus as ill-favoured, but not
 38 XIV     |            serve him in disparaging Jesus; but he paid no attention
 39 XIV     |           that it does not refer to Jesus Christ. Well, what will
 40 XIV     |         prophecy may be referred to Jesus, but it is a blind admission,
 41 XIV     |          particulars of the form of Jesus, many years before His birth,
 42 XIV     |      confirmation of the truth that Jesus Who seemed to have no "form"
 43 XIV     |           another Prophet says that Jesus had grace and beauty, why
 44 XIV     |             this prophecy refers to Jesus Christ? Further, if it were
 45 XIV     |   disparaging statements concerning Jesus. ~14. Again, we have the
 46 XIV     |             ascended the Mount with Jesus at the sight of such wondrous
 47 XIV     |           the strange stories about Jesus. ~15. Our answer is that
 48 XIV     |       having in view the history of Jesus as a whole contained in
 49 XIV     |            us that the disciples of Jesus were offended. For though
 50 XIV     |         different appearances 282of Jesus are related to the nature
 51 XIV     |            the transfigured face of Jesus. And consider whether the
 52 XIV     |            same teaching respecting Jesus. The particulars of His
 53 XIV     |           Book of the generation of Jesus Christ; 291but as for the
 54 XIV     |            walk in the footsteps of Jesus as He ascends, and is transfigured
 55 XIV     |       scripture; for instance, when Jesus shows Himself to the many,
 56 XIV     |            different appearances of Jesus? I refer to the different
 57 XVI     |          not even share the name of Jesus with us. Rumours may have
 58 XVI     |            alien to the teaching of Jesus. But Christian doctrine
 59 XVI     |     distasteful to the followers of Jesus. ~4. Celsus goes on to say, "
 60 XVI     |      however, following the Word of Jesus, and having made it our
 61 XVII    |             the whole universe. Our Jesus, too, keeps to the same
 62 XVIII   |            has become a disciple of Jesus; but boatmen and tax-gatherers
 63 XVIII   |         that which was delivered by Jesus to the Gentiles? And as
 64 XVIII   |          Paul, the true disciple of Jesus, when he says, "For seeing
 65 XVIII   |     preaching. For the preaching of Jesus Christ as crucified is "
 66 XVIII   |             he says, "But we preach Jesus Christ crucified, unto Jews
 67 XVIII   |          man has been a disciple of Jesus, there is the following: ---- ~
 68 XVIII   |          But it seems to me that if Jesus had chosen certain men in
 69 XVIII   |             as regards the Faith in Jesus, but also preaching Him
 70 XVIII   |        Divine power in His Apostles Jesus fulfilled the promise, "
 71 XVIII   |            sound of the apostles of Jesus Christ went out into every
 72 XVIII   |           to believe in God through Jesus, for not being Divinely
 73 XVIII   |           and calls the Apostles of Jesus villainous tax-gatherers
 74 XVIII   |             and "villainous," that "Jesus Christ chose for His own
 75 XVIII   |    according to Luke, Peter says to Jesus, "Depart from me, for I
 76 XVIII   |     afterwards became an Apostle of Jesus) says in his Epistle to
 77 XVIII   |            acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save
 78 XVIII   |         absurdity in believing that Jesus, because He wished to show
 79 XVIII   |            philosophers; while with Jesus there were not only the
 80 XVIII   |        events profited mankind. 11. Jesus, teaching His disciples
 81 XVIII   |            and makes his Jew say to Jesus, "You run away to all sorts
 82 XVIII   |          But inasmuch as we believe Jesus, when He Himself says concerning
 83 XVIII   |         surely better for the child Jesus to escape from Herod's plot
 84 XVIII   |            Providence watching over Jesus to hinder the will of Herod
 85 XVIII   |         child, or to associate with Jesus dark Pluto's helm, of which
 86 XVIII   |              and the parts of which Jesus, who became a man, was composed;
 87 XVIII   |           slanderous charge against Jesus and His disciples. When
 88 XVIII   |             against the teaching of Jesus by a very small number of
 89 XVIII   |             This is our reply. When Jesus was teaching self-control
 90 XVIII   |         contrary to the teaching of Jesus; but he would be most unreasonable
 91 XVIII   |            which were written after Jesus came, and are believed in
 92 XVIII   |           written after the time of Jesus, you will find the crowds
 93 XVIII   | interpretation of the parables; for Jesus privately expounded everything
 94 XVIII   |            when He gives the law in Jesus Christ to all men every
 95 XIX     |           say, How do we think that Jesus is God seeing that He had
 96 XIX     |         unfortunate;387but faith in Jesus would appear to be either
 97 XIX     |        faith when we thus submit to Jesus." 388And in truth faith
 98 XIX(388)|           assent, or submission, to Jesus."  ~
 99 XIX     |          And I suppose this was why Jesus wished to employ such teachers
100 XIX     |         taunts us with holding that Jesus, though He had a mortal
101 XIX     |            attaching to the body of Jesus should by the providence
102 XIX     |        comparing the human flesh of Jesus to gold, and silver, and
103 XIX     |         impossible for the flesh of Jesus to change its qualities,
104 XX      |          Celsus thinks the books of Jesus and Christians are very
105 XXI     |            calling of God in Christ Jesus,497for these results are
106 XXII    |           following the teaching of Jesus." Let him then tell us whether
107 XXII    |       better and more Divine, which Jesus in the plenitude of His
108 XXIII   |             not follow that because Jesus truly foretold the traitor'
109 XXIII   |             do, after much besides, Jesus said,"He that dippeth his
110 XXV     |            God, Paul the servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an
111 Index   |    Jerusalem, 21; the heavenly, 25.~Jesus Christ, His Godhead, 5,
112 Index   |          the potency of the Name of Jesus, 83; the Expectation of