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 1 3 |         Hymenaeus, deserted His apostle: the betrayer of Christ
 2 4 |        way into heresy. For the apostle does not mean that those
 3 7 |        From all these, when the apostle would restrain us, he expressly
 4 16|      HERETICS, ACCORDING TO THE APOSTLE, ARE NOT TO BE DISPUTED
 5 16|     faith owes deference to the apostle, who forbids us to enter
 6 23|         he was before he was an apostle, and how he became an apostle,"--
 7 23|   apostle, and how he became an apostle,"--so very great is the
 8 23|  persecutor before he became an apostle, still this is not enough
 9 27|    churches were rebuked by the apostle: "O foolish Galatians, who
10 27|  knowledge and conversation the apostle "rejoices and gives thanks
11 28|        all have erred; that the apostle was mistaken in giving his
12 30|        raised! For thus has the apostle described (the order of
13 32|       for its author neither an apostle nor an apostolic man; because,
14 33|      his follower Apelles. (The apostle) directs a similar blow
15 33|      the thirty AEons. The same apostle, when disapproving of those
16 33| idolatries and condemned by the Apostle Peter in Simon's own person.~
17 36|     death like John's where the Apostle John was first plunged,