Section,  Paragraph

 1  IV,  287 |      perhaps, be capable of convincing an infidel who will say
 2  VI,  392 |   not absolutely or finally convincing though there is enough to
 3  VI,  404 | which is stronger than all, convincing them of the greatness of
 4 VII,  430 |    make you see clearly, by convincing proofs, those divine signs
 5 VII,  430 |   and completely capable of convincing all men; but it was also
 6 VII,  434 |  natural intuition is not a convincing proof of their truth; since,
 7 VIII,  564|    be said to be absolutely convincing. But they are also of such
 8  IX,  618 |   they do not at first seem convincing, and because I only wish
 9 XII,  736 |  find more in it.~I find it convincing that, since the memory of
10 XII,  794 |   we would have no means of convincing unbelievers. But as He came
11 XII,  794 |   whole conduct there is no convincing proof on one side or the
12 XIII,  828|      For His miracles being convincing, they should have been quite