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 1 1pref|           through which stages the apostle, too, passed. "When I was
 2 2    |          how to do it). Whence the apostle withal judges, and that
 3 6    |         forward," according to the apostle; and "the law and the prophets (
 4 6    | enlightening eyes." Thus, too, the apostle: "And so the law indeed
 5 9    |           means of which power the apostle withal notes that "in the
 6 13   |          in fact, they suspect the Apostle Paul of having, in the second (
 7 13   |          indulgence? And would the apostle so carelessly have granted
 8 13   |       having been delivered by the apostle to Satan, not with a view
 9 13   |          it. Plainly, the selfsame apostle delivered to Satan Hymenaeus
10 13   |            being restrained in the apostle by "buffets," if you will,
11 13   |         those men delivered by the apostle to Satan, but to the apostle
12 13   |       apostle to Satan, but to the apostle himself an angel of Satan
13 13   |         future. age, of course the apostle would not, in opposition
14 14   |            this saying also of the apostle, "Sufficient to such a man
15 14   |          who "wholly saddened" the apostle by "acting disorderly,"
16 14   |            I not free? am I not an apostle? have I not seen Christ
17 14   |            at that point where the apostle is more fervent, where the
18 14   |           we see in this place the apostle's severity divided, against
19 14   |           incestuous:" (we see the apostle) armed against the one with "
20 14   |            letter of the self-same apostle is sent a second time to
21 14   |          the very character of the apostle, by (his) modesty more clearly
22 14   |          steep, to wit, Paul, the "apostle of Christ," the "teacher
23 15   |      illustrate the meaning of the apostle, neither will that sequel
24 15   |         incest; lest even here the apostle be put to the blush by the
25 15   |    discourse) also you spin out, O apostle, when at the very moment
26 15   |           such are ignorant of the apostle as understand anything in
27 16   |         GENERAL CONSISTENCY OF THE APOSTLE.~Necessary it is, therefore,
28 16   |        that the (character of the) apostle should be continuously pointed
29 16   |        utmost all knowledge of the apostle, in order to understand
30 16   |            more (the manner) of an apostle to take forethought for
31 16   |         from (the writings of) His apostle? No such indulgence granted
32 17   |           XVII. CONSISTENCY OF THE APOSTLE IN HIS OTHER EPISTLES.~Challenge
33 17   |         anew to die. Moreover, the apostle is urgent in prohibiting"
34 17   |        works) of the flesh even an apostle would have named. Similarly,
35 17   |           have been dug out by the apostle, when he puts restraints
36 17   |          Even if, for certain, the apostle had granted pardon of fornication
37 18   |         therefore, from hence, the apostle too says: "I wrote to you
38 18   |       post-baptismally lapsed, the apostle would have said thus: "Communicate
39 18   |        even in his own person, the apostle has laid down. For, when
40 21   |            appertain, either to an apostle or else to a prophet. For