Book, Chapter

 1      I, 21    |  present day proclaimed in the churches of apostolic foundation.
 2      I, 21    |        the Creator. But if the churches shall prove to have been
 3      I, 21    |     Show us, then, one of your churches, tracing its descent from
 4    III, 1intro|    apostolic and the heretical churches, from which we are forced
 5     IV, 5     |        a sacred deposit in the churches of the apostles. Let us
 6     IV, 5     |    have also St. John's foster churches. For although Marcion rejects
 7     IV, 5     |  excellent source of the other churches. I say, therefore, that
 8     IV, 5     |        too, of course, has its churches, but specially its own as
 9     IV, 5     |    also these Marcionites make churches. The same authority of the
10     IV, 5     |     authority of the apostolic churches will afford evidence to
11     IV, 5     |     not had free course in the churches, as well as Luke's Gospel,
12     IV, 5     |      coeval in origin with the churches themselves. But how comes
13     IV, 5     |       also were current in the churches, why did not Marcion touch
14     IV, 5     | permanency of reception in the churches, it clearly follows that
15     IV, 5     | forgers, and that authority of churches which lends support to the
16     IV, 29    |        should bear rule in the churches, the similitude of stewards.
17      V, 1intro|         as a persecutor of the churches; but in the evening he would