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1 I, 19 | separation of the law and the gospel; and his disciples will
2 I, 19 | which aim at committing the gospel to a variance with the law,
3 I, 19 | between the law and the gospel which has suggested that
4 I, 19 | suggested that the God of the gospel is different from the God
5 I, 19 | breach of peace between the gospel and the law. Now this peace,
6 I, 19 | the God of both law and gospel was none other than the
7 I, 20 | BETWEEN THE LAW AND THE GOSPEL BY THE CONTENTION OF ST.
8 I, 20 | separation of the law and the gospel, as restore it after it
9 I, 20 | according to the truth of the gospel that very Paul indeed, who,
10 I, 20 | their fellowship of the gospel, as they had indeed in all
11 I, 20 | the Galatians into another gospel, he himself shows that that
12 I, 20 | that adulteration of the gospel was not meant to transfer
13 I, 20 | they were pushing back the gospel of Christ the Creator from
14 I, 21 | by his separation of the gospel and the law. Our previous
15 II, 15 | however, you accept the gospel of truth, you will discover
16 II, 17 | enough to erase from the gospel this testimony of Christ
17 II, 27 | to the Father, the very gospel which is common to us will
18 III, 8 | the very foundation of the gospel, of our salvation and of
19 III, 11 | to an examination of the gospel; but still, as I have already
20 III, 13 | also to the truth of the gospel what you have taken away
21 III, 14 | testaments of the law and the gospel sharpened with wisdom, hostile
22 III, 14 | with the preparation of the gospel of peace, not of war; who
23 III, 15 | is it he has rent off the gospel from the law, when he is
24 III, 15 | that he preached another (gospel), came from another source,
25 III, 15 | other god; and this the gospel will show.~
26 III, 16 | Joshua, by the grace of the gospel, our circumcision being
27 III, 17 | determined to discuss the actual gospel of Marcion, the consideration
28 III, 19 | For so did God in your own gospel even reveal the sense, when
29 III, 20 | world in the faith of His gospel. So again He says by Isaiah: "
30 III, 21 | UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE GOSPEL FORETOLD.~So you cannot
31 III, 21 | Lord from Jerusalem." The gospel will be this "way," of the
32 III, 22 | SUFFERINGS IN THE CAUSE OF THE GOSPEL, FORETOLD.~You have the
33 III, 22 | of them which preach the gospel of peace, which bring good
34 III, 22 | law for the liberty of the gospel, they were fulfilling the
35 III, 24 | blessings. And your own gospel likewise has it in this
36 III, 24 | heavenly ones through the gospel by faith. When Jacob sees
37 IV | HIS PROOFS FROM ST. LUKE'S GOSPEL; THAT BEING THE ONLY HISTORICAL
38 IV, 1 | THE TEST OF MARCION'S OWN GOSPEL. CERTAIN TRUE ANTITHESES
39 IV, 1 | to the test of that very Gospel which, by his process of
40 IV, 1 | encourage a belief of this Gospel he has actually devised
41 IV, 1 | severance of the law from the gospel as should divide the Deity
42 IV, 1 | patronize belief in "the Gospel according to the Antitheses."
43 IV, 1 | them in and with that very gospel to which they contribute
44 IV, 1 | judged by the new law of the gospel and the new word of the
45 IV, 1 | law and the word of the gospel. This will be that law which (
46 IV, 1 | the other the god of the gospel. It is, however, the settled
47 IV, 2 | II. ST. LUKE'S GOSPEL, SELECTED BY MARCION AS
48 IV, 2 | THE FOOTING OF ST. LUKE'S GOSPEL ALONE.~You have now our
49 IV, 2 | on to give a proof of the Gospel not, to be sure, of Jewry,
50 IV, 2 | office of publishing the gospel. Since, however, there are
51 IV, 2 | ascribes no author to his Gospel, as if it could not be allowed
52 IV, 2 | Marcion even published his Gospel in the name of St. Paul
53 IV, 2 | would be still wanted that Gospel which St. Paul found in
54 IV, 2 | he had learned, and the gospel which he was preaching,
55 IV, 2 | office of preaching the gospel, so that they were to go
56 IV, 2 | not I require for Luke's Gospel that which was necessary
57 IV, 2 | which was necessary for the Gospel of his master.~
58 IV, 3 | according to the truth of the gospel," as well as accuses certain
59 IV, 3 | apostles of perverting the gospel of Christ), labours very
60 IV, 3 | forsooth, to secure for his own Gospel the credit which he takes
61 IV, 3 | having even depraved the gospel, he thereby accuses Christ,
62 IV, 3 | inconsistency of walk, composed the Gospel in a pure form, but false
63 IV, 3 | does not possess the true Gospel; or else, is that very edition
64 IV, 3 | the work of apostles. Our Gospel, therefore, which is in
65 IV, 4 | CLAIMS TO POSSESS THE TRUE GOSPEL. ANTIQUITY THE CRITERION
66 IV, 4 | PRETENSIONS AS AN AMENDER OF THE GOSPEL.~We must follow, then, the
67 IV, 4 | reciprocal vigor. I say that my Gospel is the true one; Marcion,
68 IV, 4 | I affirm that Marcion's Gospel is adulterated; Marcion,
69 IV, 4 | before, the truth of the gospel. With regard, then, to the
70 IV, 4 | pending question, of Luke's Gospel (so far as its being the
71 IV, 4 | enough for me. For if the Gospel, said to be Luke's which
72 IV, 4 | sure, an amender of that Gospel, which had been all topsy-turvy
73 IV, 4 | than as a preacher of the gospel," because it is a strange
74 IV, 4 | because it is a strange gospel which he has preached. So
75 IV, 4 | positions: both that our Gospel is the prior one, for he
76 IV, 4 | ours, he has made his own Gospel, and a novel one too.~
77 IV, 5 | conjointly bequeathed the gospel even sealed with their own
78 IV, 5 | fellowship of the mystery of the gospel of Christ) that Gospel of
79 IV, 5 | the gospel of Christ) that Gospel of Luke which we are defending
80 IV, 5 | publication; whereas Marcion's Gospel is not known to most people,
81 IV, 5 | even Luke's form of the Gospel men unsually ascribe to
82 IV, 5 | churches, as well as Luke's Gospel, from the beginning. Nay,
83 IV, 5 | who were perverting the gospel, should be more solicitous
84 IV, 5 | clearly follows that Luke's Gospel also has come down to us
85 IV, 5 | hands on the truth of the gospel conscience smitten, or again
86 IV, 5 | heretics for the faith of the gospel, maintaining both that order
87 IV, 6 | OBJECT IN ADULTERATING THE GOSPEL. NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE
88 IV, 6 | CREATOR AND THE CHRIST OF THE GOSPEL. NO RIVAL CHRIST ADMISSIBLE.
89 IV, 6 | promised to do) the very Gospel of Marcion, with the intention
90 IV, 6 | between the law and the gospel; as great, (in short,) as
91 IV, 7 | PRECEDINGPORTION OF ST. LUKE'S GOSPEL. THEREFORE THIS REVIEW OPENS
92 IV, 7 | must even expunge from the Gospel, "I am not sent but unto
93 IV, 7 | angel, according to our Gospel: "Wherefore that which shall
94 IV, 8 | wrought in a cloud. To the gospel also was suitable that condition
95 IV, 9 | between the Law and the Gospel, inasmuch as even this was
96 IV, 9 | you to erase out of the Gospel that which was quite consistent
97 IV, 11 | is to say, to the prior) gospel you have sewed on the patch
98 IV, 11 | the new condition of the gospel from the old state of the
99 IV, 11 | the seed. So likewise the gospel is separated from the law,
100 IV, 14 | as a preparation for the gospel, that so men might know
101 IV, 14 | the Creator, whilst the Gospel testifies that the name
102 IV, 15 | presage of this temper of the gospel. Besides, what sort of being
103 IV, 15 | on the rich, even in the Gospel. "Ye have received," says
104 IV, 15 | so does it run in the Gospel: They who sow in laughter,
105 IV, 16 | precept developed in the Gospel will belong to Him alone,
106 IV, 17 | THE LAW PREPARATORY TO THE GOSPEL IN ITS PROVISIONS; SO IN
107 IV, 17 | law as preparatory to the gospel. It was engaged in forming
108 IV, 22 | words and writings from His gospel. This, then, is the way
109 IV, 25 | the prudent. In the true Gospel, a certain doctor of the
110 IV, 25 | life?" In the heretical gospel life only is mentioned,
111 IV, 28 | the promulgation of the Gospel. He then turns to His disciples
112 IV, 29 | ALTERING OF THE TEXT OF THE GOSPEL.~Who would be unwilling
113 IV, 30 | that is, the word of the gospel, and sowed it in his garden
114 IV, 33 | the commencement of that gospel in which is the kingdom
115 IV, 33 | who was to introduce the gospel and publish the kingdom
116 IV, 34 | have rejected that other gospel which witnesses to the same
117 IV, 34 | in the wife. For in the Gospel of Matthew he says, "Whosoever
118 IV, 35 | ancestors. Thus, in the Gospel of John, the woman of Samaria,
119 IV, 36 | charity). This verity of the gospel then stands unimpaired: "
120 IV, 39 | the whole passage of this Gospel Scripture, from the inquiry
121 IV, 40 | field, as narrated in the Gospel of Matthew, were clearly
122 IV, 42 | erased it all (from his Gospel), for he had his eye upon
123 IV, 43conc| MARCION'S MANIPULATION OF THE GOSPEL ON THIS POINT.~It was very
124 IV, 43conc| unwilling to expunge from his Gospel some statements which even
125 IV, 43conc| His apostles to preach His gospel "among all nations;" for
126 IV, 43conc| Christ who appears in your Gospel is mine.~
127 V | WITH RESPECT TO ST. LUKE'S GOSPEL. FAR FROM BEING AT VARIANCE,
128 V, 1intro| ARGUMENT, AS IN THE CASE OF THE GOSPEL, CONFINING PROOFS TO SUCH
129 V, 1intro| not find mentioned in the Gospel in the catalogue, of the
130 V, 1intro| have found the heretic's Gospel will have already prepared
131 V, 2 | the establishment of the gospel help my argument even in
132 V, 2 | God was declared in the gospel which had always been so
133 V, 2 | the Creator ought by the gospel to be excluded in the Christ
134 V, 2 | to His grace to another gospel" He means) "another" as
135 V, 2 | is the office of Christ's gospel to call men from the law
136 V, 2 | to "be removed to another gospel," simply when they return
137 V, 2 | confirms the fact that the gospel which he maintains is the
138 V, 2 | Creator Himself promises the gospel, when He says by Isaiah: "
139 V, 2 | thou that bringest the gospel to Jerusalem." Also when,
140 V, 2 | of them that preach the gospel of peace, that bring good
141 V, 2 | good" even proclaiming the gospel to the Gentiles, because
142 V, 2 | will have it that it is the gospel of a new god which was then
143 V, 2 | that "there is not another" gospel," since there is (on the
144 V, 2 | a better defence of his gospel, by rather demonstrating
145 V, 2 | heaven preach any other gospel, let him be accursed," because
146 V, 2 | was going to introduce a gospel! But you thus entangle yourself
147 V, 2 | heaven preach any other gospel." It is by way of an example
148 V, 2 | might not preach any other gospel, then neither might an angel.
149 V, 2 | to apply an angel to the gospel of the Creator. He then
150 V, 3 | which he followed in his gospel, lest perchance he should
151 V, 3 | if his preaching of the gospel fell short of their method.
152 V, 3 | Creator. They perverted the gospel in their teaching, not indeed
153 V, 3 | our observations on your Gospel. It is thus certain that
154 V, 3 | according to the truth of the gospel. No doubt he blames him;
155 V, 3 | into the facilities of the gospel. For he remembered that
156 V, 5 | IMPIOUS SEVERANCE OF THE GOSPEL FROM THE CREATOR.ANALOGIES
157 V, 5 | BETWEEN THE LAW AND THE GOSPEL IN THE MATTER OF WEAK THINGS,
158 V, 5 | of good, who preach the gospel of peace!" For the herald
159 V, 6 | the devil according to our Gospel recognised Jesus in the
160 V, 6 | For it is written in my Gospel that "Satan entered into
161 V, 7 | whom he had begotten in the gospel, to speak freely of the
162 V, 7 | of those who live of the gospel. (He showed) also, that
163 V, 7 | that those who preach the gospel are on this account sent
164 V, 8 | manner, when treating of the gospel, we have proved from the
165 V, 8 | begotten you through the gospel;" and "Ye are my children,
166 V, 10 | enough for me, that in his Gospel he admits the Son of man
167 V, 11 | the Spirit" through the Gospel. Now these attributes, however
168 V, 11 | belief which exalts the Gospel above the law and you must
169 V, 11 | unbelievers, from some of whom the gospel is still hidden under Moses'
170 V, 11 | them for concealing the gospel of the unknown God. At any
171 V, 11 | and the apostles, and the gospel, and the veil, and Moses
172 V, 13 | EULOGIZING THE MERCIES OF THE GOSPEL. MARCION PARTICULARLY HARD
173 V, 13 | BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GOSPEL. THE JUSTIFIED BY FAITH
174 V, 13 | its replacement (by the gospel) affords no argument for
175 V, 13 | I am not ashamed of the gospel (of Christ): for it is the
176 V, 13 | undoubtedly ascribes both the gospel and salvation to Him whom (
177 V, 13 | the law to faith in the gospel that is to say, His own
178 V, 13 | His own law and His own gospel. When, again, he declares
179 V, 13 | judgment? "According to my gospel," says (the apostle), "by (
180 V, 13 | Christ." So that both the gospel and Christ must be His,
181 V, 13 | to be vindicated by the gospel and Christ even at that
182 V, 13 | carried into effect. even the gospel and Christ. Hence his invective
183 V, 14 | after all). If also the gospel of Christ is fulfilled in
184 V, 14 | deny this statement. If the gospel has not fulfilled the law,
185 V, 14 | the law has fulfilled the gospel. But it is well that in
186 V, 15 | CREATOR'S DISCIPLINE, AND THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST BOTH ENJOIN CHASTITY.
187 V, 16 | God and that obey not the gospel, who," he says, "shall be
188 V, 16 | those who obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ,"
189 V, 16 | have never heard of the Gospel, is not the function of
190 V, 16 | nowhere else than in the Gospel, and therefore cannot be
191 V, 16 | in one only copy of the gospel and even that without any
192 V, 16 | the vengeance, I mean the Gospel; (in other words,) both
193 V, 17 | heard the word of truth, the gospel (of your salvation); in
194 V, 17 | Therefore the Spirit and the Gospel will be found in the Christ,
195 V, 18 | known the mystery of the gospel for which he was an ambassador
196 V, 19 | word of the truth of the gospel; which is come unto you,
197 V, 19 | time, the tradition of the gospel had spread everywhere, how
198 V, 19 | more now! Now, if it is our gospel which has spread everywhere,
199 V, 19 | rather than any heretical gospel, much less Marcion's, which
200 V, 19 | Antoninus, then ours will be the gospel of the apostles. But should
201 V, 19 | apostles. But should Marcion's gospel succeed in filling the whole
202 V, 19 | can only belong to that gospel which was the first to fill
203 V, 19 | in other words, to the gospel of that God who of old declared
204 V, 20 | JUDAISM AND THE GOD OF THE GOSPEL DEDUCIBLE FROM CERTAIN CONTRASTS
205 V, 20 | those who were preaching the gospel, how that some, "waxing
206 V, 20 | to interpret the preached gospel of the Creator's Christ,