Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |        the Last Supper; I Cor. 15:3, traditions about the
 2  1,2 |        from heaven (I Thess. 4:15). Luke refers to such tradition
 3  2,4 |     the eucharist. Chapters 11-15 deal with the reception
 4  2,7 |   Church History (iii. 36. 14, 15) supplies the thirteenth,
 5  2,9 |  Shepherd of Hermas, Parable 9:15). After giving further moral
 6  2,11|        his Church History (iv. 15). There are at least five
 7  3   |       and I Corinthians (chap. 15).[6] But the Revelation
 8  3   |      of which Books 9, 10, and 15 are lost. Although Celsus
 9  4,3 |    witness to the crucifixion (15:40) and to the empty tomb (
10  4,4 |       him. According to I Cor. 15: 7, the risen Lord appeared
11  4,5 |       on the seashore (John 21:15-20) on the eve of which
12  4,8 |      Cor. 11:2 and II Thess. 2:15, in a Christian sense, in
13  4,9 |      and that his messiahship,[15] or the Holy Spirits[16]
14  4,14|        literal reading of Mark 15:21-25, or possibly on a
15  7,3 |   fragment, covering Aristides 15:6-i6:r, was published by
16  7,3 |  person. The closing chapters, 15-17, give a fine picture
17  8,3 | himself refers in the Address (15:2) to a book On Animals,
18  8,4 |        Refutation (vii- 17; x. 15), bracketing him with Cerdo:
19 10,2 |         but the Acts (iii. 12. 15) and the letters of Paul.
20 11,3 |      finding of the truth (vi. 15). Clement is not afraid
21 12,1 |         Church History vi. 19. 15). In A.D. 215 Caracalla'
22 13,15|      exegesis of Proverbs xxx. 15 and Psalm xviii. 1), On
23 14,13|        reminiscent of Wisd. 14:15-20. This work is of interest
24 14,13|       in Part III, chapters 10-15. An effort has been made
25 14,19|     book On God's Workmanship (15:6; 20:2). Two recent philosophical
26 15,3 |    Papylus and Agathonice (iv. 15- 46-48)-and to it Eusebius
27 16   |      Matthew (27:46) and Mark (15:34) in the Aramaic, the
28 16   |       14] Homily i on Luke.~  [15] Irenaeus Against Heresies
29 16   |      Paradosis, Freiburg 1952, 15-23.~  [105] Harvard Theological