Book, Chapter

 1 pre  |     believers; and, in fine, leaving Christ out of view (as if nothing
 2 pre  |             if nothing were known of Christ, it is moreover shown by
 3 pre  |         which we hold with regard to Christ. I request all who may wish
 4 I, 7 |            cancelled by the death of Christ; and if any one thinks that
 5 I, 7 |    punishment of sin, of man, before Christ suffered, as a debt for
 6 I, 8 |           How, althougth the acts of Christ's condescension which we
 7 I, 8 |              say that the Lord Jesus Christ is very God and very man,
 8 I, 8 |           nature, which is spoken of Christ after the manner of human
 9 I, 8 |      injunction. For it is said that Christ "humbled himself, being
10 I, 8 |             would rather appear that Christ endured death by the constraint
11 I, 9 |           did not, therefore, compel Christ to die; but he suffered
12 I, 9 |           the language strange, when Christ is said to be exalted on
13 I, 9 |              of himself, but of God. Christ, therefore, came not to
14 I, 9 |            signified in the death of Christ. Since reason did not demand
15 I, 9 |               For when you think why Christ died, I think you will see
16 I, 0 |          those who either looked for Christ before his coming, or who
17 I, 0 |           appeared. But we set aside Christ and his religion as if they
18 I, 4 |              no faith in the need of Christ for man's salvation, and
19 I, 4 |             man can be saved without Christ. But, if they are utterly
20 I, 4 |             man can be saved through Christ; else let them despair of
21 I, 4 |            them, let them believe in Christ as we do, that they may
22 I, 4 |             me how a man is saved by Christ.~ ~
23 I, 5 |               How man's salvation by Christ is necessarily possible. ~
24 I, 5 |             that man can be saved by Christ, when even infidels do not
25 I, 5 |     sufficiently shown that, leaving Christ out of view, no salvation
26 I, 5 |              for man? For, either by Christ or by some one else can
27 I, 5 |     salvation must necessarily be by Christ.~Boso. But what reply will
28 I, 5 | understanding how he can be saved by Christ, sees fit to declare that
29 I, 5 |              any salvation either by Christ or in any other way?~Anselm..
30 I, 5 |       enjoins upon us with regard to Christ, if we hope to be saved;
31 II, 0|            bind me. So we can say of Christ, that he could lie, so long
32 II, 1|                      CHAPTER XI.~How Christ dies of his own power, and
33 II, 3|              of this with respect to Christ, yet, on this very account,
34 II, 5|          shown that the murderers of Christ can obtain pardon for their
35 II, 5|           have we clearly found that Christ, whom we confess to be both
36 II, 6|            that that atonement which Christ made should benefit not
37 II, 6|          present at the sacrifice of Christ, yet such virtue is there
38 II, 6|            soul, before the death of Christ, could enter the heavenly
39 II, 8|             by the united natures of Christ, viz., that the Divine nature
40 II, 8|              and prophecy concerning Christ were true, that he would
41 II, 9|               CHAPTER XVIII (b.)~How Christ's life is paid to God for
42 II, 9|            of men, and in what sense Christ ought, and in what sense