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Book, Chapter grey = Comment text1 Int, 9 | in doubt concerning the things which were consecrated, 2 Int, 9 | Lord, but types of these things." It proceeds to tell of 3 Int, 10 | and substance of created things." He speaks of Christ in 4 II, VIII | mother, if I created all things ? What man, acknowledging 5 II, X | good historian, he recorded things as he heard them, not as 6 II, XVII | being," he will mention many things in word, but there will 7 II, XVII | he does not mean many things, but some one thing with 8 II, XVII | mind amid such a state of things as this? Who was strong 9 II, XVII | Who did not behold the things that were coming to pass 10 II, XVII | ears, and all did different things, losing their wits and not 11 II, XVII | preserving the sequence of things, nor reason, nor habit. 12 II, XVII | write anything beyond the things done or said, even though 13 II, XVII | Evangelists seem to record some things that are strange. For it 14 II, XVII | elaborate. Those who wrote these things were not descended from 15 II, XIV | by their wonder at "the things concerning Him, they might 16 II, XV | it is possessed of these things, then it follows that it 17 II, XX | remember that there are things invisible as well, thrones 18 II, XXI | any point arises of the things that perplex, we will meet 19 III | we, recalling to mind the things he had spoken, replied as 20 III, VIII | find thousands of other things spoken by the holy prophet 21 III, VIII | of the air, enslaving all things to the necessity of their 22 III, VIII | the Word. For he who does things foreign to the nature of 23 III, VIII | mark, for it carries moving things upon its natural hardness, 24 III, II | expectation of terrible things, besought in prayer that 25 III, IX | met his fall through two things, a tree, and the food from 26 III, X | moulder), and thousands of things which are akin to these 27 III, X | clearly revealed the same things to each of them. The Mosaic 28 III, XI | power to control even small things, unless we are commanded 29 III, V | to poverty alone, and the things that are most base. This 30 III, XIII | the word "sea," note three things: First, the lake was certainly 31 III, XIV | own, heaven and earth and things under the earth.~ ~This 32 III, XXIII | even boys tell us these things with persuasion as coming 33 III, XXIII | matters (and you value these things highly as well as we), what 34 III, XXIII | supplied it. Neither would the things eaten impart life to them 35 III, XVI | they do not believe in the things Jesus said. For if it is 36 III, XVI | believer who does not do these things either has not become a 37 III, XXIV | often sick through such things as storms, or want of rain.]~ ~ 38 III, XXIV | season, and suddenly made all things to be well. And later, when 39 III, XXIV | his hands in faith, all things were well. And why should 40 III, XXIV | for he knows164 that these things train a man, rather than 41 III, XXIV | profitable to the soul, those things which are wont to harm the 42 III, XIX | for thou mindest not the things that be of God, but the 43 III, XIX | that be of God, but the things that be of men" (Matt. xvi. 44 III, XXVII | Passion and stay among the things of earth ? His great faith 45 III, XXII | involved in so many base things, is it not enough to make 46 III, XXX | notable zealot for unseemly things, if he spends his time on 47 III, XXX | doings to himself.~ ~These things cannot be the teachings 48 III, XXX | If I build again those things which I loosed, I establish 49 III, XXXVII | similar good by being all things to all men. Sometimes he 50 III, XXXII | desire to get hold of these things, he calls in the law as 51 III, XXXII | doth not the law say these things ? For in the law of Moses 52 III, XXXII | contained no forethought for the things that had long ago been brought 53 III, XXXII | He hath subjected all things, sheep and oxen and beasts 54 III, XXXIX | that Paul introduced these things, and supported them with 55 III, XXXIII | right to give heed to those things that are spoken by the law. 56 III, XXXIII | and dashes against the two things as though in the darkness 57 III, XL | concerning oxen were these things written, but concerning 58 III, XXXV | speaks again of the eating of things sacrificed |109 to idols, 59 III, XXXV | ask questions, but to eat things even though they be sacrificed 60 III, XXXV | represented as saying, " The things which they sacrifice, they 61 III, XLII | Paul forbade them to eat things offered to idols,215 but 62 III (215)| converts were not to eat things offered to idols.~ ~ 63 III, XLII | forbids the godly to touch things sacrificed to demons, but 64 III, XLII | earth, sea, air, and the things beneath the earth. So invisible 65 III, XLII | the manifestation of the things that are below. But there 66 III, XLII | alongside the remains of the things that had been slaughtered.218 67 III, XLII | Other deceitful phantoms of things in the seas demanded sacrifices 68 III, XLII | demanded sacrifices of black things that were winged and living, 69 III, XLII | wickedness thus destroys the things without reason through those 70 III, XLII | the faithful to touch such things.~ ~You can verify these 71 III, XLII | You can verify these things from the book "Concerning | 72 III, XLII | accurately the record of the things sacrificed, as you read 73 III, XLII | should not freely tell these things to many. The tragedy of 74 III, XLII | blame for meddling with such things, seeing that those who undertook 75 III, XLII | images, not idols. And the things that are skilfully painted 76 III, XLII | certainly not idols. And the things that are called appearances 77 III (225)| track, but it leads to many things of interest to us.~ ~ 78 III, XLIII | insulting the beauty of the things that have been created; 79 IV, XI | to the deceitfulness of things human, be they honours or 80 IV, XI | take away our joy. Yes, all things change, even as the sea 81 IV, XI | you wish to make out that things do not change, you must 82 IV, XI | And if you think human things do not "pass away," you 83 IV, II | of quackery, that living things, pressed down by the burden 84 IV, II | nature which created all things245 from the beginning appointed 85 IV, II | appointed places befitting the things which were brought into 86 IV, II | to change the lot of the things that come into being. For 87 IV, II | suitability He preserves things, and keeps the law of good 88 IV, XII | different, that created things are preserved. You cannot 89 IV, XII | etc. The same applies to things light and heavy, and to 90 IV, XII | And mark further that things are only what they are, 91 IV, XV | you say that none of the things has come of which the Saviour 92 IV, VI | as not to know that the things which have to do with earth 93 IV, VI | are uneven; whereas the things in heaven have an order 94 IV, VI | it is impossible that the things should be undone which are 95 IV, XVI | corrupted with regard to divine things. God therefore |132 resolved 96 IV, XVI | away. Therefore all created things will in this way have a 97 IV, XVI | affected by the change of these things. Indeed, there are many 98 IV, VIII | obliged to make use of common things which pertain to men, in 99 IV, VIII | degraded and unintelligible things as these. These sayings, 100 IV, IX | words about revealing these things unto babes (Matt. xi. 25).277~ ~ 101 IV, IX | because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, 102 IV, IX | xxix. 29), "The hidden things for the Lord our God, and 103 IV, IX | our God, and the manifest things for us," 278 therefore the 104 IV, IX | for us," 278 therefore the things that are written for the 105 IV (278)| Eng. Vers. " The secret things belong unto the Lord our 106 IV (278)| Lord our God: but those things which are revealed belong 107 IV, XVII | words about revealing these things unto babes (Matt. xi. 25).~ ~[ 108 IV, XVII | Matt. xi. 25).~ ~[Great things are rightly compared with 109 IV, XVII | compared with the small things of everyday life. This is 110 IV, X | Christ unravels these things to the multitude about His 111 IV, XIX | perplexed in mind at such things, if a man, when once he 112 IV, XIX | countless base and disgusting things, and simply by being baptised 113 IV, XIX | others not, and do such things as are neither to be uttered 114 IV, XIX | quick and the dead? These things incline the man who hears 115 IV, XIX | what is unlawful. These things have the power to set aside 116 IV, XXV | Him who reveals the deep things of darkness, and makes clear 117 IV, XXV | it is only what we see in things human. The law may decide 118 IV, XXV | There are already many things that God's grace gives us 119 IV, XXV | sanctify and to justify all things, and the Son and the Holy 120 IV, XXVI | to suppose that because things bear the same name they 121 IV, XXVI | to the sun, which gives things light and beauty till they 122 IV, XXVI | wisdom, so does God give all things and yet lack none, and so 123 IV, XXI | supplications, asking from them the things of which each has need. 124 IV, XXVII | created, associating with things soulless and material as 125 IV, XXII | full of blood and gall, and things more unseemly still.~ ~ 126 IV, XXVIII | not feared to face all the things that are a cause of shame 127 IV, XXVIII | the flesh, but leading the things of the flesh to His own 128 IV, XXIII | Father, of whom are all things" (1 Cor. viii. 5). Therefore 129 IV, XXIX | after him. To call mean things " gods" does God Himself 130 IV, XXIV | down these laws and framed things thus? The things which have 131 IV, XXIV | framed things thus? The things which have once been determined 132 IV, XXIV | and arranged as mortal things by one who is himself a 133 IV, XXIV | this is not true. For all things are not possible with Him ; 134 IV, XXX | better the existence of the things that are begotten, and to 135 IV, XXX | to lead to a renewal the things which He has created in 136 IV, XXX | wipe off with grace the things which were stained with 137 IV, XXX | wickedness, and to consider the things which were exhausted as 138 IV, XXX | down the whole being of things in obscurity, in the forgetfulness 139 IV, XXX | sought after, the nature of things troubled by much anomaly, 140 IV, XXX | hateful covering of these things should never pass away, 141 IV, XXX | a renewal apart from the things which transcend it, nor 142 IV, XXX | life; that the order of things should never put off its 143 IV, XXX | heaven and earth and the things that appertain to them are 144 IV, XXX | will gather together the things that have been scattered, 145 IV, XXX | scattered, allowing none of the things that have fallen to perish; 146 IV, XXX | that God cannot do all things, you think to shape it into 147 IV, XXX | God has power to do all things ? Shall it be from the divine 148 IV, XXX | there are two uncreated things; or rather, nothing is created, 149 IV, XXX | that He should make all things and penetrate them by a 150 IV, XXX | thus have no care for the things of His own creation, standing 151 IV, XXX | that He will raise up all things, and will grant them a second 152 IV, XXX | judge the world for the things wherein it has sinned, sparing 153 IV, XXX | for himself out of those things in which he might have shown 154 IV, XXX | the measuring rule of the things that are measured, even 155 IV, XXX | that gaze which beholds all things, is like a pearl hidden 156 V | is higher. By doing these things he caused his faith to shine 157 V | joining each of the two things with a kindred bond, he 158 V | he brings together all things that are brought in contact 159 V | yoke, plough, and as many things as the husbandman's skill 160 V | reason completes none of the things mentioned above apart from 161 V | practices. But even if these things were good in appearance 162 V | Abraham believed God, these things, experiences of this kind