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 1      I, 20    |         BY THE CONTENTION OF ST. PAUL WITH ST. PETER, SHOWN TO
 2      I, 20    |       SHOWN TO HAVE MISTAKEN ST. PAUL'S POSITION AND ARGUMENT.
 3      I, 20    |     DOCTRINE CONFUTED OUT OF ST. PAUL'S TEACHING, WHICH AGREES
 4      I, 20    |         as having been blamed by Paul for not walking uprightly,
 5      I, 20    |          of the gospel that very Paul indeed, who, being yet in
 6      I, 21    |                         XXI. ST. PAUL PREACHED NO NEW GOD, WHEN
 7      I, 21    |     another god were preached by Paul, there could be no doubt
 8    III, 14    |       you have our common master Paul, who "girds our loins about
 9     IV, 2     |          and that, no doubt, was Paul) was subsequent to the others;
10     IV, 2     |        Gospel in the name of St. Paul himself, the single authority
11     IV, 2     |     wanted that Gospel which St. Paul found in existence, to which
12     IV, 2     |          go to the Jews, and St. Paul to the Jews and the Gentiles.
13     IV, 3     |        CERTAIN APOSTLES WHOM ST. PAUL REBUKED. THE REBUKE SHOWS
14     IV, 3     |           finding the Epistle of Paul to the Galatians (wherein
15     IV, 3     |   respect of persons. And yet as Paul himself "became all things
16     IV, 3     |          they were marked by St. Paul, who would with equal impartiality
17     IV, 3     |          was it that enlightened Paul, and through him Luke? It
18     IV, 4     |          be an apostle, still as Paul says, "Whether it be I or
19     IV, 5     |       the Corinthians drank from Paul; to what rule of faith the
20     IV, 5     |     apostles), to whom Peter and Paul conjointly bequeathed the
21     IV, 5     |          men unsually ascribe to Paul. And it may well seem that
22     IV, 39    | ourselves edified "built," as St.Paul says, "upon the foundation
23      V        |      PROVES, WITH RESPECT TO ST. PAUL'S EPISTLES, WHAT HE HAD
24      V, 1intro|        INTRODUCTORY. THE APOSTLE PAUL HIMSELF NOT THE PREACHER
25      V, 1intro|          TO SUCH PORTIONS OF ST. PAUL'S WRITINGS AS MARCION ALLOWED.~
26      V, 1intro|         you admitted the Apostle Paul on board, who ticketed him,
27      V, 1intro|          promised me the Apostle Paul. For among the types and
28      V, 1intro|    nourishment." He foresaw that Paul would arise out of the tribe
29      V, 1intro|          than an anticipation of Paul in Saul belonging, too,
30      V, 1intro|        down to me this career of Paul, which you must not refuse
31      V, 1intro|        Then you deny the Apostle Paul." I do not calumniate him
32      V, 1intro|         from the epistles of St. Paul himself. Now, the garbled
33      V, 2     |         Apostles thus agree with Paul, it becomes apparent why
34      V, 2     |       the Creator's Christ as if Paul did not follow the preaching
35      V, 3     |                         III. ST. PAUL QUITE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
36      V, 3     |     MARCION'S TAMPERING WITH ST. PAUL'S WRITINGS CENSURED.~But
37      V, 3     |          own Judaism before that Paul discovered whether his labour
38      V, 3     |        will refuse to admit that Paul preached that God and that
39      V, 3     |      right hand of fellowship to Paul, and agree on such a division
40      V, 3     |  division of their work, as that Paul should go to the heathen,
41      V, 3     |     convenient to have observed. Paul, however, censures Peter
42      V, 4     |     MARCION'S TAMPERING WITH ST. PAUL'S TEXT. THE FULNESS OF TIME,
43      V, 4     |        AND THE LIBERTY WHICH ST. PAUL ANNOUNCED. MARCION'S DOCETISM
44      V, 6     |      WHICH CRUCIFIED CHRIST. ST. PAUL, AS A WISE MASTER-BUILDER,
45      V, 6     |  artificer," etc. And was it not Paul himself who was there foretold,
46      V, 7     |                         VII. ST. PAUL'S PHRASEOLOGY OFTEN SUGGESTED
47      V, 7     |        things are yours; whether Paul, or Apollos, or Cephas,
48      V, 10    |          PROPHETS. HOSEA AND ST. PAUL COMPARED.~Let us now return
49      V, 11    |        eye. But what concern has Paul with the veil which still
50      V, 13    |       EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS. ST. PAUL CANNOT HELP USING PHRASES
51      V, 14    |      INCARNATION. MEANING OF ST. PAUL'S PHRASE. LIKENESS OF SINFUL
52      V, 14    |        IS IN FACT GIVEN THAT ST. PAUL'S GOD WAS THE CREATOR. THE
53      V, 15    |      SENSE AND VERY VALUABLE.ST. PAUL UPBRAIDS THE JEWS FOR THE
54      V, 20    |        THAN ONE ONLY CHRIST. ST. PAUL'S PHRASES FORM OF A SERVANT,
55      V, 21    |       even to the number of (St. Paul's) epistles. And now, reader,