Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pre,     0,  1|           are assured that grace and truth were obtained through Jesus
 2 Pre,     0,  1|            who know Christ to be the truth, agreeably to His own declaration, "
 3 Pre,     0,  1|           own declaration, "I am the truth," derive the knowledge which
 4 Pre,     0,  2|             as we ceased to seek for truth (notwithstanding the professions
 5 Pre,     0,  2|           alone is to be accepted as truth which differs in no respect
 6 Pre,     0, 10|      statements he may ascertain the truth regarding each individual
 7   I,     I,  1|         worship Him in spirit and in truth." Fire and spirit, according
 8   I,     I,  1|             are capable of receiving truth, as is said in the Psalms
 9   I,     I,  1|           either thoroughly sees the truth of all things, or comes
10   I,     I,  1|           Himself, who is called the truth? Such is the meaning of
11   I,     I,  1|             the understanding of the truth?~
12   I,     I,  4|         worship Him in spirit and in truth." And observe how logically
13   I,     I,  4|          together the spirit and the truth: He called God a Spirit,
14   I,     I,  4|         bodies; and He named Him the truth, to distinguish Him from
15   I,     I,  4|            worshipped God neither in truth nor in spirit, being in
16   I,     I,  5|            that, according to strict truth, God is incomprehensible,
17   I,    II,  4|             accordingly, is also the truth and life of all things which
18   I,    II,  4|              they came down from the truth? or how could rational beings
19   I,    II,  4|          Life, and the Word, and the Truth and the Resurrection: for
20   I,    II,  6|             Father Himself He is the truth: and as compared with us,
21   I,    II,  7|            creation; and is also the Truth, and the Life, and the Resurrection,-
22   I,     V,  4|     ascertain what is nearest to the truth, or what ought to be our
23   I,     V,  5|        Moreover our Lord, who is the truth, compared the power of His
24   I,   VII,  3|           desire of ascertaining the truth as far as possible, there
25  II,     I,  5|              to endure torture, this truth is confirmed; for she says, "
26  II,   III,  1|          fuller understanding of the truth who have devoted themselves
27  II,    VI,  1|              understand clearly what truth is, save the Father of truth?
28  II,    VI,  1|         truth is, save the Father of truth? who can investigate with
29  II,    VI,  1|           termed), this Wisdom, this Truth, is known to no other than
30  II,    VI,  2|              and reverence, that the truth of both natures may be clearly
31  II,    VI,  3|             and Word of God, and the Truth and the true Light, and
32  II,    VI,  3|              and the Wisdom, and the Truth, it had already wholly entered.
33  II,    VI,  6|              is more consistent with truth, do we not rather say, what
34  II,    VI,  7|              we must see whether the truth of all these shadows may
35  II,    VI,  7|              God, and the causes and truth of things. And the pledge
36  II,    VI,  7|               And the pledge of this truth being already received through
37  II,   VII,  3|    themselves logically to state the truth, but cannot even give their
38  II,    IX,  5|           indeed, what is dearly the truth of things is the privilege
39  II,    XI,  1|           may, by inquiring into the truth, ascertain the causes and
40  II,    XI,  3|            the soul with the food of truth and wisdom, and enlighten
41  II,    XI,  4|           become acquainted with the truth of God and the causes of
42  II,    XI,  4| gratification; otherwise the love of truth would appear to have been
43  II,    XI,  4|              of the investigation of truth, are they made fitter for
44  II,    XI,  4|            life a kind of outline of truth and knowledge, shall be