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1 I | men confess they do not know. Anyway, supposing a man 2 I | prophecies, which we ail know to be full of enigmas and 3 I | mind of Christ, that we may know the things freely given 4 I | necessity, if we want to know about kindred beings, and 5 I | Divine. And this we ought to know, that the chief purpose 6 I | the enemy. But I do not know how they who shun the allegorical 7 II | shutteth, and none openeth: I know thy works: behold I have 8 V | every one who has come to know it. To demonstrate this 9 IX | the promise." 200~~~~~~2. I know that even the Psalms are 10 IX | law; as, for instance, "We know that the law is spiritual."203 11 IX | others; and many came to know sin before the law of Moses 12 IX | interpretations. We ought, then, to know that the word "see" 212does 13 X | Scripture, which, when men know how to extract the virtue 14 X | not given to everybody to know the use of every herb, but 15 X | is not for everybody to know the power and use of all 16 XII | profitable. We must, however, know that we often profit without 17 XIII | Natural ability, as you know, if properly trained, may 18 XIII | Spirit of Christ, alone can know. Mayest thou be a partaker, 19 XIV | hovels, and poor folk who know nothing of such dainties, 20 XIV | Celsus professes not to know it. We admit, then, that 21 XIV | Christianity with a love of truth, know the meaning of the different 22 XVII | fancy; beyond this they know nothing." And he afterwards 23 XVIII | philosophers who profess to know everything, and blame the 24 XVIII | if I were a novice, for I know all about it," and so on. 25 XVIII | In reply to this claim to know "all about it," which is 26 XVIII | been so bold as to say, "I know all about it." Not even 27 XVIII | these studies would claim to know "all about it," for truth 28 XVIII | Not one of us will say "I know all that Epicurus taught," 29 XVIII | be so bold as to say, "I know all about the Stoic or Peripatetic 30 XVIII | have one Phaedo, I do not know of another, and one Polemon, 31 XVIII | things? prudent, and he shall know them?" 355Daniel, too, and 32 XIX | 4. And whereas Celsus, I know not how many times already, 33 XIX | would have our accusers know that He Who we think and 34 XX | take others, copies of I know not what, in irrational 35 XX | general notions, and a voice, know what accidents are, and 36 XX | and as many as profess to know what they point out are 37 XX | to any man who wished to know it, we must suppose that 38 XX | creatures would much sooner know their own affairs. But if 39 XX | 23. And we ought to know that the knowledge of the 40 XX | their medical knowledge know certain things beforehand, 41 XX | though they may be rascals, know the signs of the weather, 42 XX | lower still. ~25. I do not know how Celsus came to hear 43 XX | have a knowledge of God. I know a good many marvellous stories 44 XXI | Christ, endeavouring, for we know how marvellous these things 45 XXII | similar stories; but I do not know whether they include the 46 XXIII | or suffer, or they get to know the circumstances by hearsay 47 XXIII | to thee, that thou mayest know that I am the Lord, which 48 XXIII | with armies, then ye shall know that her desolation is at 49 XXIII | that observers may take and know the signs from the grouping 50 XXIII | signs for the Powers to know, shall be the fourth point 51 XXIII | foreknowledge is true, will know before that Judas is going 52 XXIII | the two things possible I know that he will do this one." 53 XXIII | repentance, not professing to know before whether the hearers 54 XXIII | not because He does not know whether they will hearken 55 XXIII | who, because they do not know their goodness foreknown 56 XXIII | it is expedient that we know not whether we shall be 57 XXIII | this one person. I do not know how they will maintain that 58 XXIII | accurately cast a nativity must know not only in which twelfth 59 XXIII | For example, who could know that such an one was born 60 XXIII | had actual experience will know that speakers and writers 61 XXIII(571)| fulfilled or not, no one can know before the accomplishment 62 XXIII | man to utter." 574For they know the alterations of the turning 63 XXIII | order that they may only know some things, and effect 64 XXIII | are written that we may know them, as, for example, the 65 XXIII | and others that we may know and do them, as, for instance, 66 XXIII | caused it, and we did not know." As I said yesterday, the 67 XXIII | err is that they do not know what is certainly the cause 68 XXIV | of substances. ~3. But I know you are longing to investigate 69 XXV | The words stand thus: "We know that to them that love God 70 XXV | image of His Son. Now we know there is a Person, Who is 71 XXV | argument; for Paul says, "We know that to them that love God 72 XXV | shown by the words, "We know that all things work together 73 XXVI | It is for men who do not know the dignity of virtue, but 74 XXVII | that they are at a loss to know what the Word is hinting 75 XXVII | many end with "They shall know that I am the Lord";681and 76 XXVII | all the Egyptians shall know that I am the Lord":682the 77 XXVII | very purpose, that they may know the Lord. And in the Maccabees 78 XXVII | thee, to prove thee, to know what was in thine heart, 79 XXVII | neither did thy fathers know; that He might make thee 80 XXVII | that He might make thee know that man doth not live by 81 XXVII | Pharaoh: "That thou mayest know that the earth is the Lord' 82 XXVII | thee and thy servants, I know that ye have not yet feared