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 1  1,1 |       regarded as providing the true interpretation of the Old
 2  1,2 |   through the disciples. ~It is true that the written gospels,
 3  1,6 | Christian literature. And it is true that it was in the books
 4  2,8 |      The Jewish scriptures were true, not literally, as the Jews
 5  2,13|       one of two things must be true; either you are God, and
 6  2,14|      explains the nature of the true law of God.[1] Other letters
 7  3   |       about A.D. 177-78, in his True Account, Origen says, charged
 8  3   |     came into existence and the true history of mankind, “not
 9  3   |         opposition, about their true origin and predicted the
10  3   |         the attacks against the true Gnostics, and their salvation
11  4,2 |    already known to us; this is true about most of what we find
12  4,8 |       the work, although, it is true, he once speaks of the Gnostics
13  5,5 |   return to the apostles as the true exponents of genuine Christian
14  6,2 |   resurrection of the body. Its true character as a sermon is
15  7,4 |  mention of it is in the famous True Discourses which Celsus,
16  8,1 |          The manuscripts, it is true, offer two apologies, perhaps
17  9,1 |      Christianity, which is the true and enduring work of the
18  9,3 |   Christians felt they were the true heirs.~ Theophilus shows
19 10,2 |  Hermogenes). He set out, it is true, to deal with the Gnostic
20 11,2 |    Egypt, I found rest. He, the true Sicilian bee, gathering
21 11,3 |        truth expressed. But the true teaching is to be found
22 11,3 |    children,” says Clement. The true basis of morality is set
23 11,3 |         Gnostic Notes after the True Philosophy.” Into it Clement
24 11,3 |      not afraid to describe the true Gnostic, who attains gnosis (
25 11,3 |         saw in Christianity the true philosophy and found in
26 12,5 |  earlier, under the name of the True Discourse, pointing out
27 14,4 |     with Christian morality and true Christian behavior in situations
28 14,12|     only refused to worship the true God but persecuted his people.
29 14,16|        should he shown what the true Christian positions were,
30 14,16|    previous works of his on the true Priesthood and on the true
31 14,16|      true Priesthood and on the true Circumcision.~ If we undertake
32 14,17|      that Christ introduced the true religion and develops Arnobius'
33 14,19|       the philosophers; (4) “On True Wisdom and Religion,” they
34 14,19|      back to the world; (6) “On True Worship,” which consists
35 14,20|         what Lactantius says is true.~ To this time, probably