Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |      element of deceitfulness, the apostle named "vain deceit," probably
 2        1, Pref  |           or for those who, as the apostle terms them, are "weak in
 3        1, II    |            method is called by the apostle the "manifestation of the
 4        1, XIII  |         foolishness with God." The apostle, therefore, does not say
 5        1, LXIII |          at a later time became an apostle of Jesus, says in his Epistle
 6        1, LXIII |            he might say about that apostle would require to be explained,
 7        2, XLV   |            the brother of John--an apostle, the brother of an apostle--
 8        2, L     |          or in the writings of the apostle, could give occasion for
 9        2, LXV   |        also of the living. And the apostle understands, undoubtedly,
10        3, LXXVI |         writings of Paul, that the apostle of Jesus gave way to drunkenness,
11        4, XLIX  |    allegorical meaning." Paul, the apostle of Jesus, says: "It is written
12        4, LXX   |            engaged. Paul also, the apostle of Jesus, teaches us that
13        4, LXXII |           of which "wrath," as the Apostle Paul declares, all men are
14        5, XVII  |            that it was said by the apostle of Jesus: "We shall not
15        5, XVII  |            proof that such was the apostle's meaning in writing those
16        5, XIX   |        heavenly." And although the apostle wished to conceal the secret
17        5, XLVIII|           and are reminded (by the apostle): "If ye be circumcised,
18        5, LXIV  | misunderstood the statement of the apostle, which declares that "in
19        5, LXIV  |          these declarations of the apostle against such as had corrupted
20        5, LXV   |        receive the Epistles of the Apostle Paul, as the two sects of
21        5, LXV   |        then, who do not regard the apostle as a holy and wise man,
22        6, XX    |          of understanding him, the apostle manifestly presents to view "
23        6, XXXVI |          the mystical words of the apostle, which run as follows: "
24        6, XLVI  |          XLVI.~It is thus that the apostle expresses himself: "We beseech
25        7, XXIX  |            this Jerusalem that the apostle spoke, as one who, "being
26        8, XXIV  |            offerings to idols. The apostle draws from the fact that "
27        8, LXXIII|           to the injunction of the apostle, "I exhort, therefore, that