Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|         out of the body," as the apostle says,and there hear unspeakable
 2 pref,   0|       consider the fact that the Apostle Paul himself, although stricken
 3 pref,   0|          the sacraments from the apostle's hands, but was also instructed
 4 pref,   0|        read, was not sent by the apostle to an angel, nor was it
 5   1,  16 |       Church is His body, as the apostle's teaching shows us;and
 6   1,  24 |       hate his own body. For the apostle says truly, "No man ever
 7   1,  24 |          is the statement of the apostle when he says, "No man ever
 8   1,  30 |        in the Gospel, and by the Apostle Paul. For when the man to
 9   1,  30 |                  And so also the Apostle Paul teaches when he says: "
10   1,  30 |   Whoever then supposes that the apostle did not embrace every man
11   1,  30 |        most pernicious, that the apostle thought it no sin, if a
12   1,  33 |          happiness. For even the apostle exclaims, "Was Paul crucified
13   1,  34 |        might dwell among us, the apostle yet says: "Yea, though we
14   1,  34 |        their journey in Him. The apostle, therefore, although still
15   1,  39 |      perfect here. Therefore the apostle says: "Now abideth faith,
16   1,  40 |         easy mind. For while the apostle says "love," he adds "out
17   2,   8 |      worthy to be the seat of an apostle and to receive epistles.
18   2,   8 |         fourteen epistles of the Apostle Paul one to the Romans,
19   2,  10 |      signifies, according to the apostle's explanation, when it says: "
20   2,  12 |           that expression of the apostle, when he says, "If by any
21   2,  13 |          hand, the saying of the apostle: "Quod stultum est Dei,
22   2,  16 |          off the old man, as the apostle says, that we may put on
23   2,  23 |        apostles of the Lord, the Apostle Paul did not spare the evil
24   2,  23 |         were anything," says the apostle; "but because the things
25   2,  23 |       with devils." Now what the apostle has said about idols and
26   2,  31 |       condemns. For example, the apostle did not draw true conclusions
27   2,  32 | reasoning I have quoted from the Apostle Paul proceeds. For the antecedent
28   2,  32 |         by those whose error the apostle wished to overthrow. Next,
29   2,  41 |          upon that saying of the apostle's, "Knowledge puffeth up,
30   3,   2 |         context. It is where the apostle says: "What I shall choose
31   3,   2 |   interpretation which makes the apostle seem not only in a strait
32   3,   3 |        in that passage where the apostle says, "What shall we say
33   3,   3 |      example, that saying of the apostle, "Of the which I tell you
34   3,   4 |       the Corinthians, where the apostle says, "I protest by your
35   3,   5 | literally. For the saying of the apostle applies in this case too: "
36   3,   6 |    invisible God of all. And the apostle describes this bondage as
37   3,  11 |      example, that saying of the apostle: "But, after thy hardness
38   3,  18 |        And those men to whom the apostle permitted as a matter of
39   3,  23 |    tremble at that saying of the apostle: "Wherefore let him that
40   3,  26 |     faith, "wherewith," says the apostle, "ye shall be able to quench
41   3,  26 |            putting on," says the apostle, "the breastplate of faith
42   3,  33 |        in mind the saying of the apostle: "Peace be to the brethren,
43   3,  33 |   according to the saying of the apostle, "There must be also heresies
44   3,  34 |     house of Israel of which the apostle says "Behold Israel after
45   3,  34 |           And that saying of the apostle, when he is commending the
46   3,  34 |          of flesh from which the apostle's expression, "the fleshy
47   3,  34 |       already given; just as the apostle, writing to Timothy, speaks
48   4,   7 |       who would not see what the apostle meant to say, and how wisely
49   4,   7 |  expression) to contend that the apostle had here followed the rules
50   4,   7 |         I do not affirm that the apostle was guided by the rules
51   4,   7 |  passages I have quoted from the apostle's writings, to point out
52   4,   7 |         that I have selected the Apostle Paul because he is our great
53   4,  16 |         ye ask Him;" or that the Apostle Paul should not have given
54   4,  16 |        are we to think? Does the apostle in any way contradict himself,
55   4,  16 |         my God." And so the same apostle says to Timothy himself,
56   4,  18 |                     And when the apostle spoke about trials in regard
57   4,  18 |         God?" Why is it that the apostle is so indignant, and that
58   4,  20 |       calm, subdued style in the Apostle Paul, where he says: "Tell
59   4,  20 |       the following words of the apostle we have the temperate style: "
60   4,  20 |     Greek language, in which the apostle spoke, those who are better
61   4,  20 |      digs out of the ground. The apostle in the following passage
62   4,  21 |         the warning voice of the apostle: 'Purge out the old leaven,
63   4,  27 |   himself." Wherefore, also, the apostle says: "Whether in pretence
64   4,  27 |          preached. Wherefore the apostle, writing to Timothy, after
65   4,  28 |     govern him. This is what the apostle says: "Not with wisdom of
66   4,  29 |         not for nothing that the apostle says of such men: "They