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1 1,2 | 3, traditions about the Resurrection). He clearly knew commandments 2 2,9 | crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. He rejoins the apostles, 3 2,9 | questions, promising them resurrection, and declaring that he will 4 2,11| Christ on Friday and his resurrection “on the Sunday following 5 3 | or twelve years after the Resurrection and telling them a great 6 3 | matters immediately after the Resurrection.~ In the earlier books, 7 4,4 | of the talents, and the resurrection. In every, instance its 8 4,4 | story.~ In dealing with the resurrection, according to Jerome, Hebrews 9 4,4 | less singular is the other resurrection incident which Jerome found 10 4,5 | the crucifixion and the resurrection, and broke off as Peter 11 4,10| his disciples after his resurrection, it is Philip who is writing 12 6,2 | cling to their hope of the resurrection of the body. Its true character 13 7,1 | his sufferings, death, and resurrection would be foretold.~ These 14 7,1 | material body after the resurrection. The way the saying is introduced 15 8,1 | 300, in his book On the Resurrection, describes him as a man “ 16 8,1 | fragments of a treatise On the Resurrection ascribed to Justin in the 17 8,1 | and that the work On the Resurrection, also based on the Syntagma, 18 9,2 | Athenagoras (Apology and On Resurrection), and Eusebius again. It 19 9,2 | significance.~ The treatise On the Resurrection ofthe Dead which accompanies 20 9,2 | reasons for believing in resurrection, basing his argument on 21 9,2 | of the gospels about the resurrection of Jesus. Athenagoras argues 22 9,2 | possibility and actuality of resurrection but for its necessity.~ 23 9,3 | offers some analogies for the resurrection. The second is a treatise. 24 12,4 | were his two books On the Resurrection and his four books On First 25 12,4 | survive. The book On the Resurrection has also perished, except 26 12,4 | contained. The book On the Resurrection may be regarded as a prelude 27 12,4 | also two dialogues On the Resurrection now lost.~ Like his teacher 28 12,7 | disappeared. The work On the Resurrection is gone, as is the great 29 12,7 | correctly), the nature of the resurrection body, how the soul can be 30 13,5 | in Greek.~ A work On the Resurrection, addressed to the empress 31 13,15| doctrines. He defended the resurrection of the body and denied that 32 13,15| Aglaophon or Treatise on the Resurrection of the Body, On Jewish Foods 33 14,5 | Flesh of Christ, On the Resurrection ofthe Flesh, and On the 34 14,6 | Soul, On the Soul, On the Resurrection, and the fifth and final 35 14,19| the church, and the final resurrection and judgment.~ ~ 36 16 | of John; no text~On the Resurrection; no text~On the Universe-against 37 16 | ending with a work On the Resurrection, really written by Athenagoras,