Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |          that Paul and the other apostles, and any other resembling
 2        1, Pref  |          But if it be proper for apostles to entertain a feeling of
 3        1, XII   |        and the utterances of the apostles, and had read them candidly,
 4        1, XLVI  |     proper, to those also of the apostles of Jesus. For they could
 5        1, LVII  |      quoted from the Acts of the Apostles; so that it is to Christians
 6        1, LXII  |        even of the number of the apostles, he proceeds thus: "Jesus
 7        1, LXII  |       that Jesus selected twelve apostles, and that of these Matthew
 8        1, LXII  |         not of the number of the apostles, except according to a statement
 9        1, LXII  |          into the history of the apostles of Jesus, that it was by
10        1, LXII  |      Jesus in the history of His apostles by a sort of divine power?
11        1, LXII  |       see that "the voice of the apostles of Jesus has gone forth
12        1, LXIII |      since Celsus has termed the apostles of Jesus men of infamous
13        1, LXIII |      took the statement that the apostles were notoriously wicked
14        1, LXIII |           Jesus selected His own apostles, as persons who were more
15        2, I     |       learn from the Acts of the Apostles. For on the day after the
16        2, I     |          also in the Acts of the Apostles it is related that he even
17        2, II    |       that, probably because the apostles were Jews, and had been
18        2, XI    |   himself from the number of the apostles on account of his sins,
19        2, XXX   |        be more difficult for the apostles of Jesus to accomplish the
20        2, XLV   | displayed by Peter and the other apostles because of the Gospel, and "
21        2, LXIII |        of James, then of all the apostles. And last of all He was
22        2, LXIV  |         He did not admit all His apostles (to this sight), but only
23        2, LXV   |            For even with His own apostles and disciples He was not
24        2, LXV   |   first-fruits as it were of the apostles, was enabled to behold,
25        2, LXV   |        others besides the twelve apostles, perhaps to the seventy
26        2, LXV   |          having admitted all His apostles to the high mountain, but
27        2, LXV   |         to the statements of the apostles, who introduce the appearance
28        2, LXXI  |      also will he learn from the apostles, and especially from Paul.
29        3, II    |    course, that the voice of His apostles should go forth into all
30        3, XI    |         At all events, while the apostles were still preaching, and
31        3, XV    |          the declarations of the apostles.~
32        3, XXVIII|          based, indeed, upon the apostles as foundations of the rising
33        3, XLVI  |           And in the Acts of the Apostles Stephen bears witness to
34        3, LVIII |          prophets of God and the apostles of Jesus.~
35        3, LXVIII|        followed the words of the apostles of Jesus was given from
36        4, XLIV  |        these things, but (as the apostles of Jesus are accustomed
37        5, V     |        of God's prophets and the apostles of Jesus entitle Him. And
38        5, VIII  |       related in the Acts of the Apostles regarding the Jews, that "
39        6, II    |       and Jesus Himself, and His apostles, were careful to adopt a
40        6, VII   |       the words of Celsus to the apostles of Jesus, who were younger
41        6, XI    |       relates in the Acts of the Apostles, wished to call himself
42        6, XXIII |         do our prophets, nor the apostles of Jesus, nor the Son of
43        7, XLIX  |          prophets of God and the apostles of Jesus. These truths are
44        7, LIX   |          the instructions of His apostles, that does not affect the
45        8, XIX   |       upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ
46        8, XXII  |          upper chamber, like the apostles of Jesus, he gives himself
47        8, XXIX  |     given, it seemed good to the apostles of Jesus and the elders
48        8, XLVII |         His power working in His apostles. Let us, then, compare all
49        8, XLVII |        it is incredible that the apostles of Jesus Christ, who were
50        8, LIII  |     prophets, and Jesus, and His apostles; and they would not have
51        8, LIII  |        state about Jesus and His apostles such things as they do not