Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |    accounts of his last days in Jerusalem and his later appearances
 2  2,4 | manuscript of A.D. 1056 (now at Jerusalem), the text of the “Teaching
 3  2,8 |   Jupiter on the temple site in Jerusalem, on the eve of the Bar-Cochba
 4  2,13|      appeared in the country of Jerusalem, greeting. I have heard
 5  3   |         servant. When he leaves Jerusalem war will immediately break
 6  3   |     what James the Just said in Jerusalem to his father Theuda. These
 7  4,4 |         his hair and carried to Jerusalem by the Spirit (Ezek. 8:3),
 8  4,4 |      between Jesus and James of Jerusalem, the hero of Jewish Christians
 9  4,9 |    Palestine, and especially of Jerusalem, who had not accepted Paul'
10  4,10|         himself the writer, and Jerusalem the place of writing.~ The
11  5,4 |       across the valley outside Jerusalem; of Jesus' discourse about
12  5,5 |        seven members. Peter, at Jerusalem, is warned in a vision that
13  5,5 |       the apostles to remain in Jerusalem were over,[31] Peter sets
14  5,5 |      remain for twelve years in Jerusalem and then go forth into the
15  5,9 |         and Clement to James of Jerusalem, designed to give them credibility.~ ~ ~
16  7,1 |       the apostles to remain in Jerusalem for twelve years after his
17  7,1 |       belief, be ready to leave Jerusalem and would write his gospel
18  7,4 |         which the Christians of Jerusalem were warned to take refuge
19  7,4 |     Roman armies gathered about Jerusalem to besiege it in A.D. 66-
20  7,4 |      been a descendant of those Jerusalem refugees. At any rate, his
21 11,2 | mentions his name. Alexander of Jerusalem, Origen, Pamphilus, and
22 11,2 |      West as well. Alexander of Jerusalem was another of his pupils
23 11,3 |      Alexander (later bishop of Jerusalem) wrote his letter from prison
24 11,3 |      that although Alexander of Jerusalem speaks favorably of both
25 11,3 |      monastery of Mar Saba near Jerusalem. Written in an eighteenth-century
26 12,1 |       request of the bishops of Jerusalem and Caesarea. As he was
27 13,9 |   called the city that replaced Jerusalem after the Bar-Cochba War,
28 15,2 |         the church libraries at Jerusalem and Caesarea. The first
29 15,2 |         by Alexander, bishop of Jerusalem (212-250), pupil of Pantaenus
30 15,3 |         letters by Alexander of Jerusalem (vi. 11 and 14) and some
31 16   |       Patriachal-Bibliothek von Jerusalem,” Romische Quartalschrift,