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 1    III, 8 |     Marcionites, whom the Apostle John designated as antichrists,
 2    III, 13|         Babylon also in our (St.) John is a figure of the city
 3    III, 14|           action. Now the Apostle John, in the Apocalypse, describes
 4    III, 14|          you will not acknowledge John, you have our common master
 5    III, 23|           the prophets were until John, but the clews of divine
 6    III, 24|      knowledge of and the Apostle John beheld. And the word of
 7     IV, 2 |          the apostles, therefore, John and Matthew first instil
 8     IV, 3 |          if he censures Peter and John and James, who were thought
 9     IV, 5 |           blood. We have also St. John's foster churches. For although
10     IV, 5 |          origin, will yet rest on John as their author. In the
11     IV, 5 |       usage I mean the Gospels of John and Matthew whilst that
12     IV, 11|         belong. Whence, too, does John come upon the scene? Christ,
13     IV, 11|   suddenly; and just as suddenly, John! After this fashion occur
14     IV, 11|        Creator's dispensation. Of John, however, what else I have
15     IV, 11|   demonstrate that, reciprocally, John is suitable to Christ, and
16     IV, 11|       frustration, the mission of John the Baptist. For if there
17     IV, 11|           had been no ministry of John at all "the voice," as Isaiah
18     IV, 11|  comparison with the disciples of John, who were constantly fasting
19     IV, 11|      diversity between Christ and John, and their followers respectively,
20     IV, 11|      Therefore Christ belonged to John, and John to Christ; while
21     IV, 11|      Christ belonged to John, and John to Christ; while both belonged
22     IV, 11|        rejected the discipline of John, as of the rival god, and
23     IV, 11|        rejected the discipline of John, but rather allowed it,
24     IV, 11|       referring it to the time of John, although destining it for
25     IV, 18|       RAISING OF THE WIDOW'S SON. JOHN BAPTIST, AND HIS MESSAGE
26     IV, 18|          them of their error? But John is offended when he hears
27     IV, 18|  prophetic gift, had been through John preparing the ways of the
28     IV, 18|            should now depart from John, and return back again of
29     IV, 18| all-embracing original. Therefore John, being now an ordinary person,
30     IV, 18|    expectation or thought of. Now John was quite sure that there
31     IV, 18|        this fear, therefore, even John asks the question, "Art
32     IV, 18|           superior. And there lay John's difficulty. He was in
33     IV, 18|          as the Lord sent word to John, that it was by means of
34     IV, 18|           not being the Christ of John, he yet bestows on John
35     IV, 18|           John, he yet bestows on John his testimony, affirming
36     IV, 18|        mentioned by the perplexed John, in order that, by affirming
37     IV, 18|     already come in the person of John, He might quench the doubt
38     IV, 18|           person was greater than John belonged to one God, while
39     IV, 18|        belonged to one God, while John, who was greater than all
40     IV, 18|           thought to be less than John since all were running into
41     IV, 18|         into the wilderness after John rather than after Christ ("
42     IV, 18|          to claim as His own both John, greater than any born of
43     IV, 18|       destined to be greater than John in that kingdom, although
44     IV, 18|       then lessened the greatness John.We have already spoken of
45     IV, 21|       Christ; others, that He was John; some, that He was Elias;
46     IV, 26|      Master, teach us to pray, as John also taught his disciples."
47     IV, 26|    instruction in prayer, to whom John's disciples also used to
48     IV, 26|         to pray. But, inasmuch as John had introduced some new
49     IV, 33|           COVETOUSNESS AND PRIDE. JOHN BAPTIST THE LINK BETWEEN
50     IV, 33|       pupillage up to the time of John, and then proceeded forthwith
51     IV, 33|           the prophets were until John; since that time the kingdom
52     IV, 33|         also did not recognise in John a certain limit placed between
53     IV, 33|         succeed, yet, inasmuch as John is shown to be both the
54     IV, 33|           from the very fact that John has come, that Christ must
55     IV, 33|           to follow His harbinger John. So that, if the old course
56     IV, 33|           the new has begun, with John intervening between them,
57     IV, 33|         and the prophets ended in John, and a new state of things
58     IV, 33|           prophetically described John as "the voice of one crying
59     IV, 33|       what He had said concerning John had not fallen to the ground.~
60     IV, 34|        PROHIBITING IT, EXPLAINED. JOHN BAPTIST AND HEROD. MARCION'
61     IV, 34|          the previously mentioned John. For John reproved Herod,
62     IV, 34|    previously mentioned John. For John reproved Herod, because
63     IV, 34|         therefore made mention of John, and of course of the occurrence
64     IV, 34|       fits in with the mention of John wickedly slain, and of Herod,
65     IV, 34|        Herod and the "comfort" of John, that even now Herod might
66     IV, 35|            Thus, in the Gospel of John, the woman of Samaria, when
67     IV, 38|       Christ knew "the baptism of John, whence it was." Then why
68     IV, 38|         answer to have been, that John's baptism was "of men,"
69     IV, 38|          His law of the tree. But John's baptism was "from heaven." "
70     IV, 38|         had wished men to believe John, purposing to censure them
71     IV, 38|   belonged to Him whose sacrament John was administering. But,
72      V, 2 |           the prophets were until John" thus making the Baptist
73      V, 2 |            who was revealed after John, than invalidate "the old
74      V, 3 |           did Peter and James and John give their right hand of
75      V, 3 |  overthrown, from the moment when John "cried in the wilderness,
76      V, 8 |           the prophets were until John.'' Now hear how he declared
77      V, 16|         especially by the Apostle John, who says that "already