Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |           s Letters.~The earliest form of Christian writing was
 2  2,1 |       hands of Paul this simplest form of composition had developed
 3  2,10|         martyrs, sometimes in the form of letters such as the one
 4  2,10|  presently turn, sometimes in the form of court reporting, as in
 5  2,11|          very soon written in the form of a letter from the church
 6  2,11|  Martyrdom of Justin begins a new form of Christian literature
 7  2,11|           acts of martyrdom”; the form was revived in more modern
 8  2,11|         22-belong to the original form of the work, which clearly
 9  2,13|        back to Edessa. The fuller form of the correspondence, the
10  3   |          into more than one early form of the New Testament and,
11  3   |         ten parables. This is the form preserved in the third-century
12  3   |         this, and in this longest form the Shepherd appeared in
13  3   |           of Hermas also took the form of a revelation, although
14  3   |        Books of Clement,[7] which form an appendix to the New Testament
15  3   |      fragment is from a condensed form of the book.~ We also get
16  4,2 |       left the Acts by itself, to form the pattern for the Acts
17  4,2 |          the gospel as a literary form. The existence of at least
18  4,4 |         supposed original Aramaic form of the Gospel of Matthew,
19  4,4 |       Origen shows, and the Greek form of it seems to have begun
20  4,5 |   actually took refuge in another form, leaving his material body
21  4,5 |          flesh, that is, in human form (I John 4:2; II John 7).~
22  4,5 |         sectarian views in gospel form.~ ~
23  4,7 |      secret he revealed under the form of Alpha. We cannot be sure,
24  4,7 |           the Apostles. The later form of this gospel contains
25  5,1 |     volume was taken out of it to form part of the collection of
26  5,4 |      Bonnet's edition, are from a form of the Greek text very much
27  5,4 |         about the apostle did not form part of the original Acts.~
28  5,4 |       leaps out of the cup in the form of a snake.~ ~
29  5,5 |          and even pagan elem that form so much of the book.~ Origen
30  5,7 |         represents an abbreviated form of the work.~ ~
31  6,1 |          something like fixity of form. What may well be the Greek
32  7,3 |           Armenian, and its Greek form was used in the seventh
33  8,3 |       Ciasca in 1888, and a Latin form of it in the Vulgate text
34 10,2 |          at least in its earliest form of twenty-two books-four
35 10,2 |         but in its original Greek form it has nowhere been found;
36 11,3 |          expressed himself in the form of books, and books on a
37 12,2 |        Hebrew. The standard Greek form of the Old Testament among
38 12,4 | Unfortunately, the original Greek form has disappeared, except
39 13,6 |           regarded as a corrected form of it. But now in A.D. 234
40 13,7 |     palimpsest at Verona, a Latin form of it much nearer to the
41 13,11|       work On Nature, cast in the form of a letter to his “son”
42 13,11|        virtually treatises in the form of letters, which were written
43 13,15|          works, often in dialogue form, have been preserved primarily
44 14,3 |           Heathen and the Apology form Tertullian's main contribution
45 14,6 |      Codex Agobardinus. The Greek form of the book On Baptism dealt
46 14,12|    Cyprian sent it in its revised form with the treatise On the
47 14,13|           of Martyrdom, is in the form of a sermon, and may possibly
48 14,19|           304-10.~ The Institutes form a book a good deal (almost
49 14,20|           books in a much shorter form but with the inclusion of
50 16   |   Teaching of the Apostles, short form; no Greek text~Papias, Interpretations