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 1  2,2 |          of the great figures of Scripture; he is remarkably familiar
 2  2,2 |    Testament. It was accepted as scripture by Clement of Alexandria.
 3  2,2 |   Nicephorus, a list of books of scripture giving the size of each
 4  2,4 |        by a quotation from it as scripture in Clement of Alexandria (
 5  2,8 |          century, accepted it as scripture and commented upon it in
 6  2,8 |     which he himself accepted as scripture. The Sinaitic manuscript
 7  3   |   evidenced by its acceptance as scripture by Clement of Alexandria,
 8  3   |          Irenaeus accepted it as scripture; Eusebius classed it among
 9  4,4 |         arrival at the status of scripture, that is, the time when
10  4,6 |          think of the gospels as scripture, like the Law and the Prophets,
11  5,2 |        The old lists of books of scripture, acknowledged and disputed,
12  6,1 |          in the Synopsis of Holy Scripture that goes under the name
13  8,3 |       became the first Christian scripture of the Syriac-speaking Christians,
14  8,4 |      movement and to reshape its scripture, organization, and views.
15  8,4 |    Certainly in organization and scripture, standard Christianity learned
16  8,4 |       the letters of Paul to its scripture. Marcion was the first man,
17  8,4 |        the use of the gospels as scripture in Barnabas and II Clement,
18 10,2 |          appealed to a Christian scripture, not only an Old Testament
19 11,3 |      firsthand acquaintance with scripture and classics exceeds that
20 11,3 |      books~The Outlines (of holy scripture), in eight books~The Address
21 11,3 |      After a veritable volley of scripture texts bearing on the good
22 11,3 |     illustrated in his Christian scripture, to which he admitted not
23 11,3 |         he quotes these books as scripture. In fact, he goes further
24 11,3 |         and some times quotes as scripture works now quite unknown. “
25 11,3 |        up the easy one, says the scripture.” “Ask, says the scripture,
26 11,3 |       scripture.” “Ask, says the scripture, and I will do; think and
27 11,3 |     think and I will give.” “The scripture exhorts us, Be ye skilful
28 11,3 |        he did not accept them as scripture, he did not dismiss them
29 12,7 |       all Christians accepted as scripture, and the disputed books,
30 13,2 |           covering the fields of scripture interpretation, polemic
31 13,3 |                                  Scripture Interpretation.~ Fully half
32 13,8 |     accepted the Four Gospels as scripture and acknowledged thirteen
33 14,6 |        effort to put a Christian scripture consisting of the Gospel
34 14,6 | discussion of Marcion's proposed scripture, Luke and Paul. In Books
35 14,6 |          v he uses Marcion's own scripture, Luke and Paul, to establish
36 14,9 |          century. The absence of scripture or of mention of Christ
37 14,12|     asked Cyprian to collect the scripture passages that were calculated
38 14,12|         each with a group of the scripture passages teaching it. The
39 14,12|       presenting the passages of scripture that throw light upon it.
40 14,12|          appropriate passages of scripture. The work was called To
41 14,12|      illustrating it richly from scripture. Cypnan teaches that prayer
42 14,13|  Cheltenham list of the books of scripture, found by Mommsen in a tenth-century
43 14,14|       largely of quotations from scripture. It was precisely that of
44 14,14|      Cyprian's great interest in scripture is evidenced by the story
45 16   |     Alexandria, The Outlines [of Scripture]; no text~On the Passover;
46 16   |        71. ~  [94] Collection of scripture passages bearing on particular