Irenaeus Against Heresies Book III for He Himself knew what was in man."[85] Arnobius Against the Heathen Book I ive loaves satisfied five thousand of His followers: and who, lest it might appear to the unbelieving and bard of heart to be an illusion, filled twelve capacious baskets with the fragments that remained? Was He one of us, who ordered the breath that had departed to return to the body, persons buried to come forth from the tomb, and after three days to be loosed from the swathings of the undertaker? Was He one of us, who saw clearly in the hearts of the silent what each was pondering,[91] Origen Commentary on Matthew Book X Christ Jesus, who knows the things in the hearts of men,[60]