Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref |        reinforcements in the years to come. It is with this in mind
 2  1,2 |               of the gospel materials come directly from Jesus, which
 3  1,2 |               the tradition as it had come to them, as well as to indicate
 4  1,2 |               to indicate what it had come to mean in their time. From
 5  1,2 |           significant because it does come later and shows that a period
 6  1,4 |              from the sects.~What has come down to us from Christian
 7  1,6 |     apocalypses and acts that were to come. But the development of
 8  1,6 |             are interrelated, for all come from, and find their places
 9  2,7 |             the Ignatian letters have come down to us. Eusebius speaks
10  2,7 |             earliest example that has come down to us of that type
11  2,13|               you are God, and having come down from heaven you do
12  2,13|            you to take the trouble to come to me and heal the disease
13  2,13|             written me, that I should come to you, it is necessary
14  3   |        Shepherd.~ Although Hermas has come down to us in Ethiopic and
15  3   |         complete Greek text of it has come to light. It stood at the
16  3   |            parchment or papyrus, have come to light, some of them covering
17  3   |               Phoster, those who have come forth from the holy Jesseus, [
18  4,2 |           Acts literature that was to come. The collection of the Four
19  4,4 |       arrangements and practices, may come from that gospel. Its diffuse
20  4,5 |               Jesus Christ did indeed come in the flesh, that is, in
21  4,5 |         fragment of the book that has come down to us reads in its
22  4,6 |         stories. Since no one had yet come to think of the gospels
23  4,7 |              sparrows and making them come to life, striking dead those
24  4,7 | mismeasurements in the carpenter shop come out right. As it stands,
25  4,10|               as yet. Those published come from the first five codices
26  4,12|       Synoptic Gospels and presumably come either from these gospels
27  4,12|           Oxyrhynchus papyri actually come from this gospel, and that
28  4,14|             originals, which probably come from the second and third
29  4,14|             surviving fragments which come from Basilides, a Gnostic
30  5,1 |           Apostles.” But it must have come by the name much earlier
31  5,2 |             who about A.D. 160-70 had come to feel that the Pastoral
32  5,4 |             Gnostic sound too:~ ~As I come unto thee, let the fire
33  5,5 |              not Peter. How did Peter come to visit Rome and how was
34  5,5 |               women and widows are to come and pray, receiving a piece
35  5,5 |             the Roman church that has come down to us is reflected
36  5,7 |              A captain asks Thomas to come and cure his wife and daughter
37  5,7 |             the demons out. The women come out, and the apostle assisted
38  5,9 |            Clement. The Homilies have come down to us in Greek, but
39  6,1 |             no one can say. They have come to light only in Syriac,
40  6,2 |              lusts, but let us try to come here more frequently, and
41  6,2 |              James, a sermon that has come to be treated as a letter-a
42  6,2 |               How did Il Clement ever come to be grouped with I Clement?
43  6,2 |        someone when his kingdom would come, he said, `When the two
44  6,3 |             Eusebius:~ ~The days will come in which vines shall grow
45  7,3 |              text of it will sometime come to light.~ ~
46  8,1 |         century. Six other works have come down to us under the name
47  8,4 |            the Syrian Gnostic who had come to Rome a little before
48  9,1 |               and in 1940 should have come to light, almost entire,
49  9,3 |               of the gospels that has come down to us; it is from the
50 10,2 |             work of its kind that has come down to us from the second
51 11,3 |             the book does not seem to come to an end accords well with
52 11,3 |             from all sorts of sources come out most strongly here,
53 12,1 |            and his publisher that has come down to us anywhere. It
54 13,4 |                of his works that have come down to us, his Refutation
55 13,11|               one or two letters have come down to us in full; but,
56 14,3 |              list of his writings has come down to us, but in the oldest
57 14,8 |               Cirta in Africa who had come to Rome in the time of Hadrian
58 14,9 |               his friend Octavius has come from Africa to visit him,
59 14,9 |               to forecast the life to come (chaps. 5-13).~ Challenged
60 14,11|              from which these letters come, and the chronological arrangement
61 14,11|               of letters, Nos. 67-75, come from the time of Stephen,
62 14,16|               No work of Novatian has come down to us under his own
63 14,17|           Felix was preserved and has come down to us. In the “Gelasian
64 14,18|         apparently of Lactantius have come down to us; one is the poem
65 14,18|              and probably the Grammar come first and, it is very likely,
66 14,19|             the soul, and the life to come. Lactantius followed the
67 14,21|      commentary on the Revelation has come down to us. Jerome reshaped
68 14,21|            work of that name that has come down to us appended to Tertullian'
69 15,1 |            how such collections would come into existence.~ “Make copies,”
70 15,4 |          Aristobulus. And he has also come to be acquainted with a