Book, Chapter

 1     IV, 2 |     it the authority of the masters, which means that of Christ,
 2     IV, 2 |     made the apostles their masters. Of the apostles, therefore,
 3     IV, 5 |     publish belong to their masters. Well, then, Marcion ought
 4     IV, 5 |  any instruction from their masters? If, then, it be evident
 5     IV, 9 |   as they are by their very masters? Are you not afraid that
 6     IV, 11|     prophets, preachers and masters. Else Christ would have
 7     IV, 24|     way to exact from their masters. That the kingdom of God
 8     IV, 33|    THE CHANGE.~What the two masters are who, He says, cannot
 9     IV, 33|   Christ. For they were two masters whom He named, God and mammon
10     IV, 33|    god, it would not be two masters, but three, that he had
11      V, 6 |     permitted to know their masters' plans, much less the fallen
12      V, 6 | even hesitate to slay their masters. For it is written in my