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 1 TransPre  |               of him whose proper name is said to mean the Son
 2 I         |       Lord, did we not eat in thy name, and drink in thy name?
 3 I         |        thy name, and drink in thy name? And I will say to them,
 4 I         |  understand how they who bore the name of Hebrews and provoked
 5 I         |           and bore a son, and His name is Immanuel, which being
 6 I         |        intellect gives them their name, for "Ebion" is the Hebrew
 7 I         |          refer to the man of that name? For the man Nabuchadnosor
 8 XII       |          within me bless his holy name." 219There is, then, within
 9 XIV       |        for example, they say is a name with a predicate, and the
10 XIV       |        Similarly, moderation is a name, and to be moderate is a
11 XIV       |        has only distinguished the name from the predicate.  ~2.
12 XIV(283)  |        Theophilus of Antioch as a name for Holy Scripture. ----
13 XVI       |         they do share it, the one name, the only thing that in
14 XVI       |       which do not even share the name of Jesus with us. Rumours
15 XVII      |        Who is God over All by the name Zeus, current among the
16 XVII      |       call the Supreme God by the name Zeus, which is current among
17 XVII      |         Greeks, or by some Indian name, for instance, or Egyptian
18 XVII      |         for instance, or Egyptian name." Now in answer to this
19 XVII      |           shall maintain that the name Sabaoth, and Adonai, and
20 XVII      |          who erroneously give the name of God to lifeless matter,
21 XVII      |          dangerous to degrade the name of God, or the title "good,"
22 XVII      |        that when we hear Apollo's name, we remember that he was
23 XVII      |         Zeus should be his proper name, and yet that he should
24 XVII      |    mysterious doctrine, apply the name Sabaoth, or Adonai, or any
25 XVII      |      philosophy of names; for His name has already been clearly
26 XVII      |           may not call God by the name Zeus, nor give Him a name
27 XVII      |         name Zeus, nor give Him a name in another tongue. For Christians
28 XVII      |           either employ the usual name God, without further definition,
29 XVII      |         men, with whose names the name of God conjoined bestows
30 XVII      |      Socrates, said that the true name of Aphrodite was Pleasure,
31 XVII      |      called from birth by a Greek name; if we change the name into
32 XVII      |      Greek name; if we change the name into Egyptian, or Roman,
33 XVII      |       were called by his original name. Nor even if we were to
34 XVII      |         translate 318into Greek a name which was Roman to begin
35 XVII      |          keeps to the man's first name! Now, if what we have said
36 XVII      | transferred to the Greek from the name Abraham, something is signified
37 XVII      |     something is signified by the name Isaac, and something shown
38 XVII      |           of the tripper up," the name thus used is as ineffective
39 XVII      | ineffective as any other ordinary name. Similarly, if we change
40 XVII      |       Similarly, if we change the name Israel into Greek or some
41 XVII      |           the same respecting the name Sabaoth, which is often
42 XVII      |        viz. that if we change the name into "The Lord of Hosts,"
43 XVII      |     Supreme God alone to take the name of other gods upon his lips,
44 XVII      |         true God, rejoices in the name. And even if the Egyptians
45 XVII      |       than call Amon God, for the name is probably used in some
46 XVII      |      because Pappaeus is a proper name for God. Any one, however,
47 XVII      |        however, who gives God His name in the Scythian language,
48 XVII      |           things even so far as a name goes. We agree with what
49 XVIII     |         Sheba having heard of his name and the name of the Lord
50 XVIII     |         heard of his name and the name of the Lord came to prove
51 XVIII     |           kingdom which bears His name, and teaches the soul to
52 XX        |     understand how he applies the name "magic" to the, shall we
53 XX        |          nature provides, for the name has another familiar application;
54 XXI       |        heart that we fear not thy name? Return for thy servants'
55 XXI       |        heart that we fear not thy name?",470the meaning is, in
56 XXII      |          tower. Therefore was the name of it it called Confusion,
57 XXIII     |        Book of the Kings even the name of a future king, and his
58 XXIII     |         house of David, Josiah by name; and upon thee shall he
59 XXIII     |      prophecy concerning Cyrus by name, Cyrus king of the Persians,
60 XXIII     |      prophecy concerning Cyrus by name, "Thus saith the Lord to
61 XXIII     |            which call thee by thy name, even the God of Israel.
62 XXIII     |           I will call thee by thy name and will receive thee." 545
63 XXIII     |           had long ago gained the name Israel; all of which he
64 XXIII     |        thee my power, and that my name might be published abroad
65 XXIII     |         and publishing abroad His name in all the earth,578consider
66 XXIII(583)|     mathematici was the exclusive name for astrologers, who were
67 XXIV      |          the substance receives a name from what are considered
68 XXVI      |           glorious and marvellous name, The Lord thy God; then
69 Index     |            97; the potency of the Name of Jesus, 83; the Expectation