Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2,1  | influential interpreters and the teachers of the Mosaic law, made
 2   2,1,6|          they came in time to be teachers of the law and its interpreters.
 3   2,3,3|      deeds, yet willingly became teachers of others. With this, the
 4   2,3,3| antagonists in the form of false teachers~appeared among the Christians.
 5   2,3,3|        against the~corrupt false teachers. These false teachings resemble
 6   2,3,3|      paganism. The Gnostic false teachers rejected the~Divinity of
 7   2,3,3|          to associate with false teachers.~The Third General Epistle
 8   2,3,3|       been accessed by the false teachers. It can be assumed with
 9   2,3,3|     characteristics of the false~teachers by applying them nearly
10   2,3,3|       directed against the false teachers.~Selected Teachings.~Here
11   2,5,1|          enlightened Fathers~and Teachers of the Church have always
12   2,5,9| Christianity, heretics and false teachers undermined the Church with