The writings of Origen, Vol. 1 (of 2)

by Origen

I.—INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

• Acts of Paul, The, quoted, [20].
• Ages, the, [85].
• Angels, the doctrine of the church respecting, [7];
  • how referred to by Paul, [45];
  • inquiries respecting, [47];
  • a particular office assigned to each, [65];
  • diversities among, the results of merit, [66];
  • capable of good or evil, [67], [69];
  • the substance of, [122], [123].
• Annihilation of material substances not possible, [58].
• Animal man, the, [120], [121].
• Ἀντίχθονες, [86].
• Apopompæus, [223].
• Apostles, the, the subjects of their preaching, [3], etc.
• Artaxerxes and Mordecai, [231].
• Ascension of Moses, The, quoted, [222].
• Ἀσώματον, [5].
• Barnabas, The Epistle of, quoted, [231].
• Blessedness, the future, of the saints, not carnal, [145], [146];
  • but spiritual, [147]-153.
• Body, the, can rational creatures live without, [80], [82];
  • to be made incorruptible and immortal, resurrection of the, [137];
  • varieties in the resurrection body, [138];
  • a word to weak believers about the resurrection body, [139], etc.
• Bodily nature, its perpetuity, [77]-79.
• Breath of the power of God, the, [26]-28.
• Brightness of the Father’s glory, Christ the, [24].
• Christ, the words of, [1];
  • apostolical doctrine respecting, [3];
  • the only-begotten Son of God, [18];
  • the wisdom of God, [18], [19], [20];
  • the eternal generation of, [19], [22];
  • generated by the divine will, [23];
  • the image of the invisible God, [23], [24];
  • the brightness of the glory of God, [24], [25];
  • the figure of God’s person or subsistence, [25];
  • the breath of the power of God, [26];
  • the efflux of God’s glory, [28];
  • the splendour of eternal light, [30];
  • the stainless mirror of God’s ἐνέργεια, [31];
  • the image of God’s goodness, [31], [32];
  • the incarnation of, [105]-112;
  • the wonder of the incarnation of, [106], [107];
  • His union with God, [108];
  • His union with God the reward of His love, [109];
  • possessed a human and rational soul, [110], [111];
  • anointed with the oil of joy, [111], [112];
  • and Moses as lawgivers, [275], etc.;
  • predicted, [279], etc., [285], etc.;
  • all the majesty of His divinity not confined within the limits of His body, [345]-347.
• Christianity, the power of, [277], etc.
• Clement of Rome, quoted, [86], [87].
• Clothing, the, of the soul and of the body, [81].
• Conflict, the, with the powers of evil, [232], etc.
• Consummation, the, [53]-59.
• Corporeal and incorporeal beings, [59]-65.
• Corporeity, will it ever be destroyed? [82], etc.
• Corruptible, the, putting on incorruption, [80], [81].
• Creation, the, of the world in time, [253], etc.;
  • objection to the creation of the world in time answered, [255];
  • the peculiar term used in Scripture to express, [256]-258.
• Creatures, the, subjected to vanity, [63]-65, [257], [258].
• Creatures made by God in the beginning, [126];
  • changeable and mutable, [128];
  • varieties of, [129], [130].
• Darkness, outer, [144].
• Darkness, the rulers and powers of, have obtained their degrees of evil through their own conduct, [69].
• Death, the last enemy, destroyed, [268], [269].
• Defection, the, of men, [43].
• Desire of knowledge to be satisfied in a future state, [146]-151.
• Deuteronomy, [338], [339].
• Devil, the, and his angels, the doctrine of the church respecting, [5];
  • the titles of, [45];
  • not incapable of goodness, [68];
  • the agency of, as set forth in the Old Testament, [222];
  • as revealed in the New Testament, [224];
  • not the prompter to all sins—man would go astray if there were no devil, [227]-229;
  • how he and his allied powers tempt, [229];
  • the contest against, [232], etc.
• Doctrine of Peter, The, the apocryphal work so named, quoted, [6].
• Ebionite, meaning of the name, [329].
• Efflux of the glory of God, Christ the, [28].
• End, the, [53];
  • when it will come, [54];
  • and the beginning, [55];
  • what shall be after, [58];
  • admonitory remarks respecting, [262]-273.
• Enemy, the last, destroyed, [268], [269].
• Enoch, The Book of, quoted, [352].
• Eternal generation, the, of Christ, [19], [23].
• Evil or good, every rational nature except God’s capable of either, [68].
• Evil beings made such by themselves, in their respective degrees, [69].
• Fallen spirits, [57];
  • the restoration of, [57], [58].
• Falling away described, [43], etc.
• Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, a summary of doctrine concerning, [342], etc.
• Figure of the Father’s person, Christ the, [25].
• Fire, eternal, the threatening of, [40]-43.
• Fire, God a consuming, [9].
• Flesh and spirit, [245]-248.
• Food, spiritual, [147].
• Foundation of the world, the, [256].
• Free-will, [4], [132], [133];
  • asserted fully, [157], etc.;
  • able to resist external causes, [161];
  • proved from Scripture, [165], etc.;
  • passages of Scripture apparently opposed to, explained, [168]-221.
• Generation, eternal, the, of Christ, [19], [22];
  • effected by the divine will, [23].
• God, apostolic doctrine respecting, [3];
  • a Spirit, [8]-11;
  • light, ibid.;
  • fire, [9];
  • incomprehensible, [11];
  • revealed in His works, [12], [13];
  • simple and uncompounded in His nature, [12], [15];
  • His nature surpasses natural bodies,—this proved from Scripture, [15], [16];
  • invisible—how said to be seen, [16], [17];
  • omnipotent, [28], [30];
  • nature of His power, [31];
  • created all things, [34];
  • the, of the law and the prophets the same as the Father of Jesus Christ, [91]-97;
  • not a body, [91];
  • anthropopathic expressions respecting, in the Old Testament explained, [96], [97];
  • the justice and goodness of, [97]-105;
  • the soul of, [125], [126];
  • nothing happens without, [235];
  • what was He doing before He created the world? [256];
  • the image of, [23], [24], [262], [263];
  • in the end, all in all, [264], [265].
• Goodness, divine, [32];
  • and justice, [97], etc.;
  • consistent with the infliction of punishment, [98], etc.
• Gospels, the, not all pure history, [315], [317], [320].
• Hardening, the, of Pharaoh’s heart, [171], etc., [176]-191.
• Heaven, [88], [89], [90].
• Heavenly bodies, the, animated and endowed with souls, [59]-65.
• Heavens, the, [152].
• Hebrew master, the, of Origen, cited, [35].
• Hermas, The Pastor of, quoted, [34], [35], [230], [301].
• Holy Spirit, the, the apostolic doctrine of, [3];
  • what, [10];
  • the existence of, [33];
  • what He has taught in Scripture, [34];
  • not created, [35];
  • one of the two seraphim of Isaiah, [34];
  • reveals God, [36];
  • the nature of His working as distinguished from that of the Father and the Son, [37]-40, [41], [43];
  • taken from the unworthy, [39];
  • dwells in the renewed, [39], [40];
  • bestowed on the saints, [40];
  • one, [114];
  • every rational creature receives a share of, [114], [115];
  • the advent of, after the ascension of Christ, [115];
  • gifts of, [116];
  • the Paraclete, [116], [117].
• Image, the, of God, man made in, [262]-264.
• Image of God’s goodness, Christ the, [32].
• Image of the invisible God, Christ the, [23], [24].
• Immortality, the, of rational natures, [353].
• Incarnation, the, of Christ, [105];
  • the wonder of, [106], [107];
  • the intermediacy of Christ’s soul between the flesh and God in, [108], [109];
  • the assumption of that soul in the, the reward of its virtues, [109];
  • difficulty of Christ possessing a human soul removed, [110];
  • the subject illustrated, [111], [112].
• Incorporeal, meaning of the term, [5], [6].
• Inspiration, the, of the Scriptures, [274], [285].
• Interpretation of the promises, the, not literal, but spiritual, [143]-148.
• Interpretation of the Scriptures, the true method, [291]-323.
• Israel, the carnal and spiritual, [327].
• Jacob, and Esau, [133], [134];
  • wrestles with an angel, [234].
• Jesus, His conversation with the Samaritan woman, [11].
• Justice and goodness, their harmony and consistency, [97]-105.
• Καταβολή, [256], [258].
• Knowledge, the increase of, in the future state, [148]-151.
• Κόσμος, [86].
• Law, the, of Moses, the irrationality and impossibility of some of its precepts taken literally, [317]-320.
• Light, God is, [8], [31].
• Literal interpretation, the, of the promises condemned, [143]-145;
  • of some of the laws of Moses impossible, [317], etc.
• Lucifer, his fall from heaven, [51]-53.
• New heavens and new earth, [56], [58].
• Only-begotten Son of God, Christ the, [18];
  • His self-abasement, [259].
• Opposing powers, or powers of darkness, the, [222], etc.;
  • our conflict with, [232], etc.
• Parables, why Jesus spake in, [195]-202.
• Paraclete, the, [114], [116].
• Paradise, the, prepared for departed saints, [151].
• Passions, the, which affect the soul, [141].
• Pastor, or Angel of Repentance, of Hermas, quoted, [34], [35].
• Paul, his desire to depart, [149], [150].
• Pharaoh, the hardening of the heart of, [171]-191.
• Planets, the, [87].
• Potter, the, his power over the clay, [211], etc.
• Predictions respecting India, Egypt, and Babylon, etc., [331], [332].
• Pre-existence, the, of rational creatures, [256]-258.
• Principalities and powers of darkness, [68]-70.
• Promises, the, of future good, not to be interpreted literally and carnally, [145]-153.
• Ψυχή, [123].
• Punishment, future, [140], etc.
• Qualities always belong to substances, not substance, [350], [351].
• Rational natures, various, [44], [45];
  • capable of sin, [45];
  • evil, [45], [46];
  • whether any were created so as to be incapable of sin, or incapable of virtue, [46], [47];
  • the glory of some and the wickedness of others, not original and essential to their being, but the result of desert, [48], [69];
  • this proved from Scripture, [48]-53;
  • never sink into the condition of irrational animals, [70];
  • can they lead an existence out of the body, [82];
  • the immortality of, [353], etc.
• Restoration, the, of fallen beings, [56], [57].
• Resurrection, the, of the body, [136];
  • weak believers instructed on the subject, [139].
• Samaritan woman, the, Jesus converses with, [11].
• Scriptures, the, the teaching of the church respecting, [5];
  • the inspiration of, [274], etc., [285], etc;
  • the superhuman element in, does not present itself to the uninstructed, [287]-290;
  • how to be regarded and understood, [291], [294], [299];
  • a three-fold sense in, [300];
  • the soul of, [303]-308;
  • the mysteries contained in, [308], etc.;
  • stumbling-blocks in, [212];
  • all not pure history, but some to be mystically understood, [313]-322;
  • in regard to many things the historical and literal sense the true one, [323];
  • passages true in their historical meaning more numerous than those which are to be spiritually understood, [324];
  • the need of careful search to distinguish what is literal and what is not, [325];
  • our duty to grasp the whole meaning of, [326].
• Seeing God, how to be understood, [16], [17].
• Sense, and the senses, [15].
• Seraphim, the, [340], [341].
• Seraphim, the two, of Isaiah, [35].
• Shepherd of Hermas, The, quoted, [34], [35], [230], [301].
• Sin, incentives to, [226].
• Son, the only-begotten, of God, Christ the, [18];
  • self-abasement of, [257];
  • subjection of, to the Father, [260]-262;
  • the generation of, [342], [343];
  • the advent and incarnation of, [345]-347.
• Soul, the, apostolic teaching respecting, [4];
  • various sorts of, [118], [119];
  • of angels, [119];
  • of God, [119], [120];
  • a lost, [121], [122];
  • and spirit of Christ, [125];
  • why acted on sometimes by evil and sometimes by good spirits, [242], etc.;
  • has man two souls, [244], etc.;
  • three theories discussed, [247]-252.
• Soul, meaning of the word, [123], [124].
• Spirit, what, [9].
• Spirits, wicked, their mode of operation, [241];
  • good, their agency, [242].
• Spiritual body, the, what, [266], [267].
• Splendour of the eternal light, Christ the, [30].
• Stony heart, the, how taken away, [191], etc.
• Stumbling-blocks designedly placed in the Scriptures, [312].
• Subjection, the, of the Son to the Father, [260], etc.
• Substance, [350].
• Sun, the, and other planets endowed with life and souls, [59]-65.
• Temptations proportioned to the strength of the tempted, [227]-229;
  • human, treated of at large, [244], etc.
• Things in heaven, earth, and the under world, [57].
• Thoughts, how suggested, [229], [230].
• Threefold sense of Scripture, the, [300], etc.
• Thrones, dominions, etc., [56].
• Trinity, the, the unity and operations of the persons of, [37]-41;
  • the sum of the doctrine concerning, [342], etc.
• Typical interpretations, [306].
• Tyre, the prince of, [49]-51.
• Vanity, the creature made subject to, [63]-65, [257], [258].
• Variety of creatures in the world, [128];
  • accordance of this variety with righteousness and reason, [131], etc.;
  • this variety brought to pass by the free-will of individuals, [132]-136.
• Veil on the heart, the, what, [9].
• Vessels to honour and to dishonour, [213].
• Will, the, free, [4], [132], [133];
  • asserted fully, [157], etc.;
  • able to resist external causes, [161];
  • its freedom proved from Scripture, [165], etc.
• Wisdom, threefold, [237];
  • of the world, [238];
  • of the princes of the world, [239].
• Wisdom of God, Christ the, [19], [20], [26], [28].
• Words not to be specially considered by searchers after truth, but the meaning of, [339], [341].
• Words of Christ, the, [1].
• Working, the, of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit respectively, [37]-43.
• World, the, church doctrine respecting, [5];
  • the great variety in, [72];
  • cause of the variety in, [72], [73];
  • unity of, in diversity, [73], [74];
  • the oneness of, proved from Scripture, [75];
  • the matter of, its transformations and qualities, [75];
  • the matter of, not uncreated, [76], [77];
  • the beginning of, was there one before, and shall there be one after, [79];
  • this, the conclusion of many ages, [85];
  • different meanings of the word in Scripture, [86];
  • the end of, three opinions concerning, [89], [90];
  • comprehensiveness of, and variety of creatures in, [128]-130;
  • the accordance of this variety in, with righteousness and reason, [131], etc.;
  • the cause of the variety in, [134]-136;
  • had its beginning in time, [253];
  • shall come to an end, [255], etc.;
  • another shall exist after this, [255];
  • end of, [262].
• Worlds, the, not similar, but dissimilar, [84].

II.—INDEX OF TEXTS.

• Gen. i. 1, [127], [271]
  • • i. 2, [349]
    • i. 16, [62]
    • i. 24, [110]
    • i. 26, [262]
    • i. 27, 28, [263]
    • ii. 7, [39]
    • ii. 24, [109]
    • iii., [222]
    • iii. 19, [269]
    • iv. 10, [251]
    • v. 3, [23], [119]
    • vi. 3, [39]
    • xvii. 14, [318]
    • xlviii. 22, [323]
    • xlix. 1, [253]
• Ex. iii. 2, [122]
  • • iii. 6, [92]
    • iii. 14, [38]
    • iv. 21, [169]
    • iv. 23, [175]
    • iv. 24-26, [222]
    • vii. 3, [169]
    • viii. 28, 29, [179]
    • ix. 12, [175]
    • ix. 17, [175]
    • xii. 23, [223]
    • xvi. 29, [319]
    • xix. 19, [216]
    • xx. 12, [94], [324] bis.
    • xx. 13, [324]
    • xxiii. 20, [96]
    • xxv. 5, [293]
    • xxv. 40, [272]
    • xxxii., [281]
    • xxxii. 21, [281]
    • xxxv. 40, [306]
• Lev. xvi. 18, [223]
  • • xvii. 10, [119]
    • xvii. 14, [118], [246]
• Deut. iv. 24, [8], [122]
  • • viii. 3, [148]
    • xxv. 4, [94], [304]
    • xxviii., [142], [304]
    • xxx. 15, 16, 19, [165]
    • xxxii. 8, [46]
    • xxxii. 9, [46]
• Josh. xxiv. 32, [323]
• 1 Sam. xv. 11, [293]
  • • xvi. 15, [293]
    • xviii. 10, [293]
• 1 Kings xix. 18, [308]
  • • xxii. 19-23, [223]
• Job i. 10,11, [235]
  • • vii. 1, [236]
    • viii. 12, [113]
    • xv. 14, [347]
    • xxv. 5, [61]
    • xl., [284]
    • xl. 20, [53]
    • xli., [284]
    • xli. 34, [123]
• Ps. ii. 2, [239]
  • • ii. 5, [97]
    • viii. 3, [89]
    • xxii. 20, 21, [120]
    • xxvii. 1-3, [234]
    • xxxiii. 6, [40], [345]
    • xxxiv. 7, [66]
    • xxxvi. 9, [8]
    • xxxvii. 34, [90]
    • xliv. 19, [126]
    • xlv. 1, 2, [282]
    • xlv. 7, [109], [111], [347]
    • xlv. 8, [111]
    • li. 11, [34]
    • lxii. 1, [54]
    • lxxii. 7, [283]
    • lxxii. 8, [283]
    • lxxii. 11, [115]
    • lxxiii. 1, [104]
    • lxxvi. 10, [230]
    • lxxviii. 34, [102]
    • lxxx. 13, 14, [166]
    • lxxxiv. 5, [230]
    • lxxxix. 50, 51, [112]
    • xcvii. 6, [124]
    • cii. 26, 27, [254], [271]
    • cii. 46, [58]
    • civ. 4, [122]
    • civ. 24, [29], [130]
    • civ. 29, 30, [39]
    • cx. 1, [54]
    • cxviii. 2, [104]
    • cxxvi. 1, [205]
    • cxxxix. 16, [351]
    • cxlviii. 5, [77]
• Prov. ii. 5, [17], [355]
  • • iv. 23, [232]
    • viii. 22-25, [18]
    • ix. 1-5, [255]
    • xxii. 20, 21, [300]
• Eccles. i. 1-14, [64]
  • • i. 9, [255]
    • x. 4, [223], [230]
• Song i. 3, [11]
• Isa. i. 11, [140]
  • • i. 13, 14, [119]
    • i. 19, 20, [165]
    • iii. 24, [86]
    • iv. 4, [143]
    • vi. 3, [25], [340]
    • vii. 15, [292]
    • vii. 16, [110]
    • viii. 4, [110]
    • viii. 8, 9, [283]
    • x. 17, [143], [349]
    • xi. 6, 7, [292]
    • xiv. 12-22, [52]
    • xxv. 8, [80]
    • xxvii. 1, [123], [224]
    • xli. 22, 23, [340]
    • xlii. 5, [35]
    • xlv. 3, [335]
    • xlv. 6, [92]
    • xlv. 7, [293]
    • xlv. 12, [61]
    • xlvii. 14, 15, [102], [143]
    • liii. 9, [110]
    • lxiii. 17, 18, [182]
    • lxiv. 8, [267]
    • lxvi. 1, [74], [92]
    • lxvi. 2, [89]
    • lxvi. 16, [143]
    • lxvi. 22, [255]
• Jer. i. 5, 6, [242]
  • • i. 9, [122]
    • i. 14, [123]
    • vii. 18, [62]
    • xv. 14, [293]
    • xx. 7, [182]
    • xxiii. 24, [74]
    • xxv. 15, 16, [143]
    • xxv. 28, 29, [143]
• Lam. iii. 25, [104]
  • • iv. 20, [112], [339]
• Ezek. i. 19, 20, [169]
  • • xi. 19, 20, [191]
    • xvi. 55, [102]
    • xviii. 3, [99]
    • xviii. 4, [123]
    • xviii. 4, 19, [123]
    • xxvi., [239]
    • xxviii. 11-19, [50]
    • xxviii. 12, [224]
    • xxxii. 2, [123]
• Dan. iv. 8, [34]
  • • ix. 24, [284]
    • x., [239]
• Hos. iii. 4, [279]
  • • x. 12, [7]
    • xiii. 14, [80]
• Joel ii. 28, [115]
• Amos iii. 6, [293]
  • • ix. 3, [123]
• Mic. i. 12, [293]
  • • v. 2, [284]
    • vi. 8, [165]
• Hab. iii. 2, [36]
• Zech. i. 14, [230]
  • • iii. 1, [224]
    • ix. 10, [292]
• Mal. iii. 3, [143]
• APOCRYPHA.
• Wisd. vii. 16, [191]
  • • vii. 25, [22]
    • vii. 25, 26, [26]
    • xi. 17, [349]
    • xi. 20, [127]
    • xviii. 24, [86]
• Ecclus. vi. 4, [123]
  • • xvi. 21, [341]
    • xliii. 20, [77]
• 2 Macc. vii. 28, [77]
• Matt. ii. 6, [284]
  • • iv. 12, [170]
    • v. 3, [90]
    • v. 5, [90]
    • v. 6, [146]
    • v. 8, [17]
    • v. 22, [166], [325]
    • v. 28, [325]
    • v. 34, [74]
    • v. 34, 35, [92]
    • v. 39, [166]
    • v. 48, [355]
    • v. 48, 49, [91]
    • vi. 9, [92]
    • vii. 18, [103]
    • vii. 22, 23, [278]
    • vii. 24, [166]
    • vii. 26, [167]
    • x. 18, [278]
    • x. 29, [236]
    • xi. 27, [16], [96], [106]
    • xii. 32, [34]
    • xii. 33, [103]
    • xii. 35, [104]
    • xii. 42, [237], [238]
    • xii. 44, [334]
    • xv. 24, [329]
    • xviii. 10, [66]
    • xix. 14, [254]
    • xix. 17, [104]
    • xxii. 12, 13, [100]
    • xxii. 30, [345]
    • xxii. 32, [92]
    • xxii. 37, 39, 40, [93]
    • xxiv. 12, [122]
    • xxiv. 14, [278]
    • xxiv. 21, [256]
    • xxiv. 27, [52]
    • xxiv. 35, [254]
    • xxv. 29, [149]
    • xxv. 34, [167]
    • xxv. 35, [167]
    • xxvi. 3, [105]
    • xxvi. 29, [146]
    • xxvi. 38, [125], [346]
    • xxvii. 63, [235]
• Mark iv. 12, [194]
  • • x. 8, [109]
• Luke i. 35, [34], [113]
  • • vi. 36, [355]
    • vi. 42, [25]
    • viii. 10, [170]
    • x. 4, [320]
    • x. 18, [52]
    • x. 19, [284]
    • x. 22, [36]
    • xi. 52, [299]
    • xii. 10, [34]
    • xiv. 11, [185]
    • xvii. 20, 21, [38]
    • xix. 14, [97]
    • xix. 17, 19, [147]
    • xix. 26, [149]
    • xx. 36, [345]
• John i. 1, 2, [130]
  • • i. 1-3, [59]
    • i. 3, [3], [29], [345]
    • i. 18, [16], [95]
    • i. 26, 27, [346]
    • ii. 16, [92]
    • iii. 8, [36]
    • iv. 19, [31]
    • iv. 20, [10]
    • iv. 21, [8]
    • iv. 23, 24, [10]
    • v. 39, [325]
    • viii. 46, [110]
    • x. 18, [108], [125], [346]
    • xii. 27, [125], [346]
    • xiii. 2, [232]
    • xiii. 27, [224]
    • xiv. 2, [152]
    • xiv. 6, [1]
    • xiv. 9, [24], [93]
    • xiv. 23, [9]
    • xiv. 26, [35]
    • xiv. 30, [110]
    • xv. 22, [38]
    • xvi. 12, 13, [36]
    • xvi. 33, [233]
    • xvii. 10, [29]
    • xvii. 16, [87]
    • xvii. 20, 21, [56]
    • xvii. 22, 23, [56]
    • xvii. 24 (21, 22), [85], [263]
    • xvii. 25, [104]
    • xix. 2, [242]
    • xix. 11, [235]
    • xx. 22, [34], [39]
• Acts i. 8, [40]
  • • vii., [98]
    • viii. 18, [34]
    • ix. 15, [233]
    • xvii. 28, [74]
• Rom. i. 1-4, [94]
  • • i. 3, 4, [248]
    • ii. 4, 5, [181]
    • ii. 4-10, [168]
    • ii. 11, [63], [69]
    • ii. 13-16, [141]
    • ii. 28, [327]
    • vii. 12, [103]
    • vii. 13, [103]
    • vii. 23, [246], [251]
    • viii. 2, [251]
    • viii. 7, [252]
    • viii. 9, [247]
    • viii. 19, [63]
    • viii. 20, 21, [63], [135], [254], [258], [264]
    • viii. 22, [63]
    • viii. 38, 39, [233]
    • ix. 6, [336]
    • ix. 6-8, [327]
    • ix. 8, [329]
    • ix. 11, 12, [133]
    • ix. 14, [63]
    • ix. 16, [170], [203]
    • ix. 18, [171]
    • ix. 20, 21, [171]
    • x. 6-8, [38]
    • xi. 4, [308]
    • xi. 33, [339] bis.
    • xii. 11, [122]
    • xiii. 14, [81]
• 1 Cor. i. 15, [18]
  • • i. 24, [18], [28]
    • i. 26, [247]
    • i. 26-28, [282]
    • i. 29, [185]
    • ii. 2, [348]
    • ii. 6, [225]
    • ii. 6, 7, [301]
    • ii. 6-8, [237], [239], [304]
    • ii. 7, [237]
    • ii. 9, [267]
    • ii. 10, [36]
    • ii. 11, 12, 13, [298]
    • iii. 6, 7, [207]
    • iii. 12, [146]
    • v. 1, [267]
    • vi. 17, [108]
    • vii. 18, [321]
    • vii. 31, [58], [86]
    • ix. 9, [304]
    • ix. 9, 10, [305]
    • x. 4, [306]
    • x. 11, [306]
    • x. 13, [227], [228], [229]
    • x. 18, [327]
    • x. 23, [117]
    • xi. 3, [106]
    • xii. 3, [34], [40]
    • xii. 4-7, [41]
    • xii. 6, [42]
    • xii. 11, [41]
    • xiv. 15, [121]
    • xv. 9, [67]
    • xv. 10, [233]
    • xv. 25, [54]
    • xv. 28, [260], [270]
    • xv. 39-42, [138]
    • xv. 41, [129]
    • xv. 42, [4]
    • xv. 44, [137]
    • xv. 53-56, [80]
• 2 Cor. i. 10, [56]
  • • ii. 4, [116], [289]
    • iii. 6, [9]
    • iii. 15-17, [9]
    • iv. 4, [355]
    • iv. 18, [89], [267]
    • v. 1, [89]
    • v. 10, [213]
    • v. 13, [113]
    • viii. 16, [230]
    • ix. 9, 10, [94]
    • x. 5, [230]
    • xi. 22, [94]
    • xiii. 3, [3], [112], [344]
    • xiii. 4, [348]
• Gal. ii. 20, [344]
  • • iii. 3, [35]
    • iv. 26, [329]
    • v. 8, [171]
    • v. 17, [227], [245], [247]
    • v. 19-21, [247]
    • v. 22, [35]
• Eph. i. 4, [256]
  • • i. 21, [45]
    • ii. 2, [151]
    • iv. 7, [85]
    • iv. 13, [56]
    • iv. 27, [232]
    • vi. 2, 3, [94], [324]
    • vi. 12, [225], [232]
    • vi. 13, [224]
• Phil. i. 23, [64], [129]
  • • ii. 6, 7, [348]
    • ii. 10, 11, [29]
    • ii. 13, [170], [209]
    • iv. 8, 9, [101]
    • iv. 13, [233]
• Col. i. 15, [22], [95], [105], [355]
  • • i. 16, [130]
    • i. 16, 17, [106]
    • i. 16-18, [59]
    • ii. 9, [110]
    • ii. 16, [307]
    • iii. 3, [112], [347]
• 1 Thess. iv. 17, [151]
  • • v. 14, [325]
• 1 Tim. iv. 1-3, [116]
• 2 Tim. i. 3, [93]
  • • i. 16-18, [212]
    • ii. 20, [135]
    • ii. 20, 21, [214]
    • ii. 21, [135]
• Heb. i. 3, [22], [24], [25], [343]
  • • i. 7, [122]
    • i. 14, [45], [244]
    • ii. 1, [232]
    • iv. 12, [20]
    • iv. 15, [110]
    • vi. 7, 8, [177]
    • viii. 5, [113], [271], [306], [307]
    • ix. 26, [85]
    • xi. 24-26, [1]
    • xii. 22, 23, [330]
• Jas. iv. 17, [38]
• 1 Pet. i. 9, [121]
  • • iii. 18-21, [102]
    • v. 8, [244]
• 1 John i. 5, [8], [343]
  • • ii. 1, 2, [117]
    • ii. 6, [347]
    • iii. 2, [263]
    • v. 19, [52], [86]
• Rev. i. 8, [29]
  • • xiv. 6, [339]