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 1      I, 20    |    intercourse with those who were apostles before himself. Therefore
 2      I, 20    |             branding as false both apostles and brethren, for the express
 3      I, 21    |       doubt, after the time of the apostles, the truth respecting the
 4      I, 21    |        that during the life of the apostles their teaching on this great
 5    III, 1intro|       expressly preach, whilst the apostles one after the other also
 6    III, 8     |            is the preaching of the apostles. Moreover, they even show
 7    III, 21    |          earliest days. Verily the apostles have annulled that belief
 8    III, 22    |           XXII. THE SUCCESS OF THE APOSTLES, AND THEIR SUFFERINGS IN
 9    III, 22    |           You have the work of the apostles also predicted: "How beautiful
10    III, 22    | righteousness and truth." When the apostles girded their loins for this
11    III, 22    |          His Christ." What did the apostles thereupon suffer? You answer:
12    III, 22    |          not only predict that the apostles should incur this suffering,
13    III, 22    |          equally with Him both the apostles and all the faithful in
14     IV, 1     |            and the new word of the apostles, and are amongst themselves
15     IV, 2     |          evangelical Testament has apostles for its authors, to whom
16     IV, 2     |         not alone, but appear with apostles and after apostles; because
17     IV, 2     |            with apostles and after apostles; because the preaching of
18     IV, 2     |            was that which made the apostles their masters. Of the apostles,
19     IV, 2     |     apostles their masters. Of the apostles, therefore, John and Matthew
20     IV, 2     |            to know and consult the apostles, "lest he should run, or
21     IV, 3     |       UNTRUSTWORTHINESS OF CERTAIN APOSTLES WHOM ST. PAUL REBUKED. THE
22     IV, 3     |            wherein he rebukes even apostles) for "not walking uprightly
23     IV, 3     |           as accuses certain false apostles of perverting the gospel
24     IV, 3     |      genuine and under the name of apostles, in order, forsooth, to
25     IV, 3     |           in like manner, if false apostles also crept in, their character
26     IV, 3     |        When Marcion complains that apostles are suspected (for their
27     IV, 3     |        Christ chose. If, then, the apostles, who are censured simply
28     IV, 3     |          in a pure form, but false apostles interpolated their true
29     IV, 3     |          true one, that is, of the apostles? How, then, does that agree
30     IV, 3     |            not to be (the work) of apostles, but of Luke? Or else, again,
31     IV, 3     |             then it is the work of apostles. Our Gospel, therefore,
32     IV, 3     |             is equally the work of apostles, but also adulterated in
33     IV, 4     |            a hurry to send out his apostles without the support of Marcion!
34     IV, 5     |            beginning which has the apostles for its authors, then it
35     IV, 5     |     deposit in the churches of the apostles. Let us see what milk the
36     IV, 5     |         give, so very near (to the apostles), to whom Peter and Paul
37     IV, 5     |            them as were rounded by apostles, but in all those which
38     IV, 5     |             for, being the work of apostles, they were prior, and coeval
39     IV, 5     |           comes it to pass, if the apostles published nothing, that
40     IV, 5     |           received. Even the false apostles (were so called) on this
41     IV, 5     |          because they imitated the apostles by means of their falsification.
42     IV, 5     |            if the (Gospels) of the apostles have come down to us in
43     IV, 5     |      hostile to the Gospels of the apostles. I will therefore advise
44     IV, 5     |            to the tradition of the apostles; because truth must needs
45     IV, 9     |           as to select from it for apostles Simon and the sons of Zebedee (
46     IV, 13    |            HIS SELECTION OF TWELVE APOSTLES; HIS CHANGING SIMON'S NAME
47     IV, 13    |            it that He chose twelve apostles, and not some other number?
48     IV, 13    |            Now, the same number of apostles was thus portended, as if
49     IV, 22    |          the person of some of the apostles says, "O Lord, I have heard
50     IV, 24    |          as much an apostle as the apostles were prophets. The authority
51     IV, 24    |            same Lord, (the God) of apostles and prophets. Who is He
52     IV, 34    |            is true enough. For the apostles had by that time sufficiently
53     IV, 39    |         upon the foundation of the apostles," who, like "consecrated
54     IV, 39    |            of another god that the apostles were persecuted by the Jews,
55     IV, 43conc|   RESURRECTION. HIS MISSION OF THE APOSTLES AMONGST ALL NATIONS. ALL
56     IV, 43conc|             when He sent forth His apostles to preach His gospel "among
57      V, 1intro|           ALTHOUGH AFTER THE OTHER APOSTLES, HIS MISSION WAS FROM THE
58      V, 1intro|          Marcion the origin of his apostles even I, who am to some degree
59      V, 1intro|           in the catalogue, of the apostles. Indeed, when I hear that
60      V, 1intro|       these types, the Acts of the Apostles," at all events, have handed
61      V, 2     |         TESTAMENT. THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES SHOWN TO BE GENUINE AGAINST
62      V, 2     |          when, with respect to the apostles personally, He says, "How
63      V, 2     |            thereby the Acts of the Apostles, in which book may be found
64      V, 2     |           be observed; and how the apostles, when consulted, determined,
65      V, 2     |         Now, since the Acts of the Apostles thus agree with Paul, it
66      V, 2     |      document than the Acts of the Apostles. Now, it is not very likely
67      V, 2     |        follow the preaching of the apostles when he received from them
68      V, 3     |           WITH ST. PETER AND OTHER APOSTLES OF THE CIRCUMCISION. HIS
69      V, 3     |          Peter and the rest of the apostles, he tells us s that "fourteen
70      V, 8     |       truly so called, choice men, apostles. "For," says he, "I have
71      V, 11    |        follows that Christ and the apostles, and the gospel, and the
72      V, 12    |          when he designates "false apostles, deceitful workers transforming
73      V, 17    |          ERASURE OF MARCION'S. THE APOSTLES AS WELL AS THE PROPHETS
74      V, 17    |         upon the foundation of the apostles" (the apostle added), "and
75      V, 17    |         set in His Church not only apostles, but prophets also. He feared,
76      V, 19    |          will be the gospel of the apostles. But should Marcion's gospel
77      V, 19    |          the other hand, our false apostles and Judaizing gospellers