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 1 5 | DISSENSION, DISAPPROVED BY ST. PAUL, WHO SPEAKS OF THE NECESSITY
 2 6 |   longer, since it is the same Paul who, in his Epistle to the
 3 23|  BECAUSE HE WAS REBUKED BY ST. PAUL. ST. PETER NOT REBUKED FOR
 4 23|     him having been rebuked by Paul. "Something therefore,"
 5 23|        as fell to the share of Paul when he rebuked those who
 6 23|     that you shows us who this Paul was,--both what he was before
 7 23|       Peter's being rebuked by Paul, that Paul added yet another
 8 23|    being rebuked by Paul, that Paul added yet another form of
 9 23|   glorified the Lord," because Paul had presented himself as
10 23|     Peter to the circumcision, Paul to the Gentiles. Forasmuch,
11 24|       FURTHER VINDICATION. ST. PAUL NOT SUPERIOR TO ST. PETER
12 24|        to the effect that even Paul said that he was "made all
13 24|      if Peter too had censured Paul, because, whilst for-bidding
14 24|      is on the same level with Paul in the very glory of martyrdom.
15 24|       martyrdom. Now, although Paul was carried away even to
16 24|        the same, (then) either Paul must be charged with having
17 24|      to speak out plainly what Paul was not allowed (even) to
18 25|     HAD ENTRUSTED TO THEM. ST. PAUL OPENLY COMMITTED HIS WHOLEDOCTRINE
19 25|   secret and to a few, because Paul addressed even this expression
20 26|      seeing that they, whether Paul or others, preached the
21 33|        tares) which then were. Paul, in his first epistle to
22 36| passion like his Lord's! where Paul wins his crown in a death
23 39|                XXXIX. WHAT ST. PAUL CALLS SPIRITUAL WICKEDNESSES