Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,5 |           the date about A.D. 107-8. The exact date is uncertain.~
 2  2,8 |           deserve it” (Barnabas 9:8, 9).~The food laws of Leviticus
 3  2,11|          Church History (v. 20. 4-8). Irenaeus tells us more
 4  3   |           Books 6, 7, and most of 8 (vss. 217-500) are Christian
 5  3   |           Saviour” (vss. 2I7-44).[8] Books 11-I4, also show
 6  4,4 |    Jerusalem by the Spirit (Ezek. 8:3), and Habakkuk, lifted
 7  4,4 |        First Principles, prologue 8), in the Teaching (perhaps
 8  4,9 |     Justin put it (Dialogue ciii. 8).~ From the quotations from
 9  5,3 |           proceeds to Macedonia.~ 8. The next section, in Greek,
10  5,5 |         his old enemy Simon (Acts 8:9-24). As the twelve years
11  5,7 |            he sets off with him.~ 8. As they travel, the animals
12  7,1 |        First Principles, prologue 8) under the name the Teaching (
13  7,1 |        First Principles (prologue 8), Origen says that the Teaching
14  7,3 | circulated in his day. But in 187 8 an Armenian fragment of
15  8,1 |          Against Marcion (iv. 11. 8), but, when he proceeds
16  8,1 |             In the Apology (xxvi. 8) Justin speaks of his treatise
17  8,4 |        promise, Church History v. 8. 9, and in iv. 25 speaks
18 10,1 |           of Ignatius (Smyrnaeans 8:2) and is used to differentiate
19 10,2 |        the Four Gospels (iii. II. 8) but the Acts (iii. 12.
20 10,3 |           Church History v. 20. 2-8).~ Irenaeus himself says
21 10,3 |           Church History v. 24. 2-8. Victor replied by excommunicating
22 10,4 |           Church History iv. 7. 6-8). Later Justin carried on
23 10,4 |         Church History iii. 20. 1-8). So, however careless Hegesippus
24 11,2 |            Church History vi. 14. 8). Lightfoot suggested that
25 11,3 |       song of salvation” (Address 8). He knew the Gospel of
26 12,6 |   catechetical school, in z z 7-z 8, when he was about thirty-three,
27 14,6 |           5 to 206-7.~ But by 207-8 the tension had become unbearable,
28 14,6 |         lost. These belong to 207-8. In 210 he wrote On the
29 15,2 |            Church History ii. 18. 8) as well as the writings
30 15,3 |        regard for his books” (iv. 8. 10). Rhetoricians were
31 15,3 |          of Hadrian, 117-138 (iv. 8. 2), and in the last third
32 16   |           to Clement by Peter.~  [8] JesousnChreistos theou
33 16   |      years. II Peter says both (3:8). The two statements, while
34 16   |            Church History vi. 19. 8, and in his own Life of