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 1  1,1 | Furthermore, in early times the teaching of Jesus, committed to memory,
 2  1,1 |      seemed necessary; and this teaching was primarily regarded as
 3  1,2 | characteristic pieces of Jesus' teaching, with accounts of his last
 4  2,2 |        so of his memory and his teaching.~In writing to the Corinthians,
 5  2,2 |       derived from catechetical teaching. In both chapters they are
 6  2,2 |         first-century Christian teaching, and it almost won a place
 7  2,4 |    Jerusalem), the text of the “Teaching of the Lord through the
 8  2,4 |  usually called the “Didache” (“teaching”), immediately evoked a
 9  2,4 |         and partly based on the teaching of Jesus, which was to be
10  2,4 |   doctrina apostolorum” (On the Teaching of the Apostles) closely
11  2,8 |      pass to another lesson and teaching” (The words are gnosis and
12  2,9 |        had been taken up in the Teaching of the Lord through the
13  2,9 |        prediction of schismatic teaching, he is carried away on a
14  2,13|         the correspondence, the Teaching of Addai, passed into Armenian
15  3   |    anything about that Hermetic teaching, it was through hearing
16  3   |        certain types of Gnostic teaching, for instance, Heresies
17  4,3 |         its authority for their teaching that Father, Son, and Holy
18  4,4 | Principles, prologue 8), in the Teaching (perhaps meaning Preaching)
19  5,1 |        accomplish? What special teaching did they set forth? In the
20  5,2 |   converts, Thecla, not only as teaching but as administering baptism
21  5,3 | indorsement of woman's place in teaching religion-appear most clearly
22  5,4 |       apparently because of its teaching about the immateriality
23  7,1 |  prologue 8) under the name the Teaching (or Doctrine) of Peter (
24  7,1 |        8), Origen says that the Teaching of Peter is not by Peter
25  9,2 |    shows that their worship and teaching are more reasonable and
26 10,2 |    tradition of sound Christian teaching and so should, when he wrote,
27 11,3 |         expressed. But the true teaching is to be found in the prophets.
28 11,3 |     Preaching of Peter, and the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles;
29 12,1 |      six brothers and sister by teaching, and a year later, in 202-
30 12,1 |         studies and his work of teaching, preaching, and writing.
31 12,4 |        philosophy and Christian teaching together. Unfortunately,
32 12,5 |      had to find with Christian teaching and then the faults the
33 13,12|  theologian who perpetuated the teaching of Origen.~ ~
34 14,10|  education e was engaged in the teaching of rhetoric and oratory
35 14,12|       of the scripture passages teaching it. The first book relates
36 14,18|       Banquet, now lost. He was teaching rhetoric at his home in
37 15,4 |     materials. They reflect the teaching tradition of the Neoplatonic
38 16   |     Contradictions; no text~The Teaching of the Apostles, short form;