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 1      I, 1pref |      God whom he had found. His disciples will not deny that his first
 2      I, 19    |         and the gospel; and his disciples will not deny that in this
 3      I, 29    |   should produce too many noble disciples of Marcion. The cruelty
 4     II, 3     |       of things came about. The disciples of Marcion, moreover, may
 5     IV, 2     |        because the preaching of disciples might be open to the suspicion
 6     IV, 5     |       seem that the works which disciples publish belong to their
 7     IV, 5     |   published nothing, that their disciples were more forward in such
 8     IV, 5     |        they could not have been disciples, without any instruction
 9     IV, 7     |        wish really was that His disciples should not glory in the
10     IV, 11    |       could have challenged the disciples of Christ, as they ate and
11     IV, 11    |        to a comparison with the disciples of John, who were constantly
12     IV, 11    |    would also have defended the disciples, as very properly pursuing
13     IV, 11    |         He neither defended the disciples, (but rather excused them,
14     IV, 12    |         CREATOR THE CASE OF THE DISCIPLES WHO PLUCKED THE EARS OF
15     IV, 12    |       to annul the Sabbath. The disciples had been hungry; on that
16     IV, 12    |         if He had commanded His disciples to fast on the Sabbath-day,
17     IV, 12    |         not directly defend His disciples, but excuses them; because
18     IV, 12    |         on a level with His own disciples in their fault and their
19     IV, 12    |   beneficial to the life of His disciples, for He indulged them with
20     IV, 13    |    impart to the dearest of His disciples a name which was suggested
21     IV, 15    |      rival, by converting their disciples; he took up their cause
22     IV, 19    |       might prove them first as disciples, and then as assistants
23     IV, 20    |  touched me?" He asks, when His disciples alleged an excuse. He even
24     IV, 21    | NARRATIVE OF THE MISSION OF THE DISCIPLES. THE FEEDING OF THE MULTITUDE.
25     IV, 21    |      ABSURD.~He sends forth His disciples to preach the kingdom of
26     IV, 21    |        imposing silence (on the disciples) was such as made it clear
27     IV, 22    |  described. He selects from His disciples three witnesses of the impending
28     IV, 22    |      Father gave to the Son new disciples, after that Moses and Elias
29     IV, 23    |         rebuke of Christ on His disciples, when they were for inflicting
30     IV, 24    |      THE MISSION OF THE SEVENTY DISCIPLES, AND CHRIST'S CHARGE TO
31     IV, 24    |    whereas Christ commanded His disciples not to carry even a staff
32     IV, 26    |         at Jerusalem one of his disciples came to him and said, "Master,
33     IV, 26    |         as John also taught his disciples." This he said, forsooth,
34     IV, 26    |       in prayer, to whom John's disciples also used to pray. But,
35     IV, 26    |        the "blessedness" to His disciples from the womb and the paps
36     IV, 28    |         Beware," He says to the disciples, "of the leaven of the Pharisees,
37     IV, 28    |    Father; nor does He wish His disciples to show such a disposition
38     IV, 28    |    which He wished to guard His disciples against. It is the example
39     IV, 28    |         Christ) now forbade His disciples to offend. Since, then,
40     IV, 28    |    Gospel. He then turns to His disciples with these words, "I say
41     IV, 28    |         s hell. After deterring disciples from denial of Himself,
42     IV, 29    |       before had restrained his disciples from demanding fire on the
43     IV, 35    |  IMAGINED.~Then, turning to His disciples, He says: "Woe unto him
44     IV, 35    |      ones," that is, one of His disciples. Judge, then, what the sort
45     IV, 35    |         the offence done to His disciples. Recognise also in Him the
46     IV, 39    |   mendaciously assumed name the disciples (of One) who, by reason
47     IV, 39    |         from the inquiry of the disciples down to the parable of the
48     IV, 39    |         that it should. Let the disciples also be warned, "lest their
49     IV, 40    |       bread and given it to His disciples, He made it His own body,
50     IV, 43conc|        that the unbelief of the disciples was so persistent, in order
51     IV, 43conc|         revealed Himself to the disciples as none other than the Christ
52      V, 8     |          for not even Marcion's disciples, (to say nothing of his