Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |          them of the humility of Christ and points to the harmony
 2  2,5 |          Docetic position — that Christ's suffering was not real
 3  2,5 |          and the Smyrnaeans that Christ's sufferings were real,
 4  2,5 |       the bishop has the mind of Christ, in harmony with Christ
 5  2,5 |          Christ, in harmony with Christ and the Father. Ignatius
 6  2,8 |         predictions fulfilled in Christ.~One of these seems to date
 7  2,9 |      Lord Almighty, and in Jesus Christ our Redeemer, in the Holy
 8  2,11|          celebrated the death of Christ on Friday and his resurrection “
 9  3   |      church in his day, spoke of Christ as the great shepherd of
10  3   |        the flock. And in I Peter Christ was described as “the shepherd
11  3   | identifies his shepherd not with Christ but with the angel of repentance,
12  3   |          the triumphal coming of Christ are described. The wicked
13  3   |         the scond century before Christ, no doubt embodying not
14  3   |        wellknown acrostic “Jesus Christ; Son of God, Saviour” (vss.
15  4,5 |          which insist that Jesus Christ did indeed come in the flesh,
16  4,5 |     great confession of Jesus as Christ, his denial of him, and
17  4,14|          and the Sophia of Jesus Christ.[24] The former, partly
18  5,5 |         money was a debt owed to Christ (chap. 30).~ The senator
19  5,5 |         a vision his hearers see Christ, who appears to some as
20  5,7 |       utters a hymn of praise to Christ (rather like the Oxyrhynchus
21  5,7 |        Thomas utters a prayer to Christ and baptizes the woman and
22  6,1 |          the last century before Christ and extant in Greek in a
23  6,1 |      have found your bridegroom, Christ.~Drink of the wine, brides
24  6,2 |      curious sayings ascribed to Christ in the sermon are derived
25  6,3 |       was either said or done by Christ. For neither did he hear
26  6,3 |          raised from the dead by Christ lived on until the time
27  7,1 |       salvation through faith in Christ. Jesus is both “Law” and “
28  7,1 |       the prophets the coming of Christ and his sufferings, death,
29  7,2 |         their proceedings-eating Christ's flesh and drinking his
30  7,4 |         Jewish prophecies of the Christ apply to Jesus (Against
31  8,1 |          they were ful filled in Christ. This was probably about
32  8,1 |          they are not idolators. Christ taught a higher morality,
33  8,1 |      prophecies are fulfilled in Christ is so contrary to the position
34  8,2 |        describing the mission of Christ and the work of Christians
35  8,3 |         that Adam was saved when Christ descended into Hades and
36  8,3 |         Medieval miniatures show Christ emerging from Hades, leading
37  9,1 |       Creation and Generation of Christ, On Prophecy, On Hospitality,
38  9,1 |       work On the Incarnation of Christ in three or more books.
39  9,1 |          the redemptive death of Christ. Melito relates the slaying
40  9,1 |          finds the sufferings of Christ foreshadowed in those of
41 11,3 |   salvation offered them through Christ. The Address is a spirited,
42 11,3 | extraordinary hymn, addressed to Christ. The hymn is uttered ostensibly
43 13,3 |        and heretics but saved by Christ. Yet he was less atornistic
44 13,5 |         of his works was that On Christ and Antichrist, written
45 13,9 |           86] that the coming of Christ occurred in the year of
46 13,9 |         about the genealogies of Christ, appealing to the Jewish
47 13,11|     whose views of the person of Christ were disturbing the Eastern
48 14,5 |       wrote also On the Flesh of Christ, On the Resurrection ofthe
49 14,6 |        the books On the Flesh of Christ, On the Testimony of the
50 14,9 |       scripture or of mention of Christ by name in the Octavius
51 14,12|       idolatry, the supremacy of Christ, etc. It was entitled To
52 14,12|      with the nature and work of Christ, presenting the passages
53 14,12|          dedicated themselves to Christ, to dress plainly, avoid
54 14,12|        had failed to acknowledge Christ in the persecution but had
55 14,12|          things were foretold by Christ and that, although death
56 14,16|         God the Father, in Jesus Christ his Son, and in the Holv
57 14,17|        against Christianity-that Christ was a man and that he died
58 14,17|          seeks to reconcile with Christ's divine nature. Book ii
59 14,17|           Book ii maintains that Christ introduced the true religion
60 14,19|    foretold the life and work of Christ; (5) “On justice,” which
61 14,19|        of Julius Africanus, that Christ was born in the year the
62 16   |       Creation and Generation of Christ; no text~ On Prophecy; no