Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 | leadership in succession from the apostles, and urges upon them love,
 2  2,2 |          name of the chief of the apostles. This it could do, the ancients
 3  2,4 |           Lord through the Twelve Apostles for the Gentiles.” This
 4  2,4 |      various kinds of ministers — apostles, prophets, and teachers —
 5  2,4 |            On the Teaching of the Apostles) closely parallel to Didache
 6  2,4 |       so-called 'Teachings of the Apostles'“ among the books that are
 7  2,7 |          himself and in the other apostles” (9:1), thus suggesting
 8  2,9 |                The Epistle of the Apostles.~About the middle of the
 9  2,9 |          wrote in the name of the apostles a letter to all the churches,
10  2,9 |         whole world, from all the apostles, of Christian beliefs and
11  2,9 |    writing in the name of all the apostles was not new and had been
12  2,9 |           Lord through the Twelve Apostles, early in the second century,
13  2,9 |          the Gospel of the Twelve Apostles.~The only trace of the Epistle
14  2,9 |        trace of the Epistle ofthe Apostles seems to occur in in the
15  2,9 |     version of the Epistle of the Apostles; it was published in 1913
16  2,9 |       writer of the Epistle ofthe Apostles names its authors as John,
17  2,9 |  mentioned in the gospel lists of apostles. The book begins with a
18  2,9 |        warning against the “false apostles” Simon (meaning Simon Magus)
19  2,9 |      resurrection. He rejoins the apostles, apparently in Galilee,
20  2,9 |        his death). He teaches the apostles and answers their questions,
21  2,9 |         wicked but encourages the apostles to pray for sinners and
22  2,9 |          can assemble only eleven apostles, although he counts both
23  2,9 |  confession, which we know as the Apostles' Creed.~The fixing of the
24  2,11|     Polycarp's appointment by the apostles as bishop in Asia, his journey
25  3   |        used in the Epistle of the Apostles (chap. 16), which can probably
26  3   |          of John, the Acts of the Apostles, the Shepherd, the Acts
27  3   |          eighth he saw the twelve apostles who went with him into the
28  4,1 |           According to the Twelve Apostles.' Basilides dared to write
29  4,5 |    schismatics in the name of the apostles (Church History iii. 25.
30  4,7 |      including the Epistle of the Apostles. The later form of this
31  4,9 |          singular, and the Twelve Apostles speaking in the plural.[
32  4,9 |         the Gospel of the Twelve (Apostles), whereas the Gospel of
33  4,9 |     Gospels were the work “of the apostles and those who followed them,”
34  4,9 |        you therefore to be twelve apostles for a testimony to Israel!~ ~
35  4,10|          with the “gospels of the apostles,” and indeed is totally
36  5,1 |         authentic memories of the apostles had largely disappeared,
37  5,1 |         whole. What became of the apostles? What did they accomplish?
38  5,1 |         be called the Acts of the Apostles we do not know; we find
39  5,1 |        200 — the “Acts of All the Apostles.” But it must have come
40  5,4 |           of whom the Acts of the Apostles had little to say, but to
41  5,4 |         sequel to the Acts of the Apostles than does the Acts of John;
42  5,4 |           than by the Acts of the Apostles; the sequence may have been:
43  5,4 |        may have been: Acts of the Apostles, Pastoral Letters, Acts
44  5,4 |          them for the Acts of the Apostles because of their strong
45  5,4 |         Travels [periodoi] of the Apostles.”~ In the first half of
46  5,5 |         churches to return to the apostles as the true exponents of
47  5,5 |          increased regard for the apostles had found expression in
48  5,5 |        cherished. The Acts of the Apostles brought Paul to Rome, but
49  5,5 |  inherited her tradition from the apostles and had been founded and
50  5,5 |       established by the glorious apostles Peter and Paul. The Gospel
51  5,5 |          of Paul, the Acts of the Apostles, the Acts of Paul, the Acts
52  5,5 |           that of the Acts of the Apostles.~ From one source comes
53  5,5 |          years Jesus had told the apostles to remain in Jerusalem were
54  5,5 |          them.~ The idea that the apostles were told by Jesus to remain
55  5,7 |         action will show.~ 1. The apostles draw lots for their mission
56  5,8 |            of the labors of these apostles, John in Ephesus and Andrew
57  6,3 |          anyone who had heard the apostles. For from such living witnesses
58  7,1 |        race. For twelve years the apostles were to labor among the
59  7,1 |         that Jesus instructed the apostles to remain in Jerusalem for
60  8,1 |       virtue far removed from the apostles.”~ Justin flourished in
61  8,1 |           when the memoirs of the apostles or the writings of the prophets (
62 10,2 |       centers of the faith as the apostles had taught it. As he was
63 10,2 |         down from the days of the apostles to his own contemporary
64 11,2 |           Pantaenus had heard the apostles preach.[62] But Clement
65 11,3 |        the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles; at any rate, he quotes
66 12,7 |           Titus), the Acts of the Apostles, I Peter, I John, and the
67 14,6 |      church, handed down from the apostles, from bishop to bishop,
68 14,6 |        the very authority [of the apostles].. How happy is its church,
69 14,6 |         is its church, upon which apostles poured forth all' their
70 14,6 |       writings of evangelists and apostles, from which she drinks in
71 15,1 |       rest is lost), “Acts of the Apostles,” “Apa Bal” (?), “Song of
72 15,3 |         first succession from the apostles” (ii. 23. 3), in the reign
73 15,4 |           it with the Acts of the Apostles, which, taken apart from
74 16   |        Homily, the Epistle of the Apostles, the Acts of Paul, Irenaeus'
75 16   |           text~The Epistle of the Apostles; no Greek text~The Letter
76 16   |          text~The Teaching of the Apostles, short form; no Greek text~
77 16   |     Gospel of Peter, in which the apostles speak in the first person