Chapter

 1 1 |         permanently abide in these men eternally, for that they
 2 2 |   Paraclete, no less burdensome to men of our own day than to them,
 3 7 |         question of the Sadducees; men for that reason think that
 4 8 |        upon His own official chair men who were mindful rather
 5 9 |        within straiter limits than men's, that universally, whether
 6 10|     affection of one woman for two men. If the one has been disjoined
 7 12| Ecclesiastical Orders--what son of men ought to be ordained. It
 8 14|            leading certain "shaven men" into the temple on account
 9 16|    therefore much more (than other men) he has not the Spirit from
10 16|           The case is different if men believe that, at the bar