Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |      defence in the lives of His genuine disciples, which are a pre-eminent
 2        1, XIII  |   without help, is shown by that genuine disciple of Jesus, Paul,
 3        1, XLVII |         for his justice. Paul, a genuine disciple of Jesus, says
 4        1, LXVIII|          Himself not only to His genuine disciples, but also to others,
 5        2, XXVII |         so neither is it against genuine Christianity that there
 6        2, XLIV  | crucified with robbers among His genuine disciples and witnesses
 7        2, XLIX  |          resembling those of His genuine disciples.~
 8        3, LX    |          private by Jesus to His genuine disciples." Therefore in
 9        3, LXXVI |           confer any honour upon genuine divinities. ~
10        5, XXIX  |       our prophet of God and His genuine servant Moses, in his song
11        5, XXXIX |      view the Son of God, as His genuine disciple has shown, when
12        5, LVII  |          every evidence of being genuine philosophers, and of having
13        6, VIII  |   history of Jesus, nor have His genuine disciples recorded any such
14        6, XXIII |           that in no part of the genuine and divinely accredited
15        6, XLIV  |         this "living bread" and "genuine drink," by means of which