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 1  2,8 |       were to take of the Jewish scriptures was a serious problem for
 2  2,8 |         a compromise. The Jewish scriptures were true, not literally,
 3  2,8 |          author finds the Jewish scriptures full of religious meaning
 4  4,4 |          by side with the Jewish scriptures, about the middle of the
 5  4,6 |        tells the rulers that the scriptures bear witness to him, so
 6  7,4 |        translation of the Hebrew scriptures cannot be much earlier than
 7  8,1 | naturally allegorizes the Jewish scriptures in the manner of interpretation
 8  8,1 |         to establish it from the scriptures as well as from the books
 9  8,3 |          and hidden parts of the scriptures.[44] Clearly Tatian was
10  8,3 |         not displaced from their scriptures until the appearance of
11  8,4 |        the Creator in the Jewish scriptures, which were the Bible of
12  9,1 |       Hospitality, A Key (to the scriptures), On the Devil and the Revelation
13  9,1 |     gives the list of the Hebrew scriptures as current in Palestine.~
14  9,3 |        the Jewish Bible-the Holy Scriptures, as he often calls it. He
15 10,2 |       began to call these books “scriptures” just as they did the Jewish
16 11,3 |    concise accounts of the whole scriptures, “not passing over the disputed
17 12,1 |       commentaries on the divine scriptures being urged thereto by Ambrose,
18 12,1 |          his commentaries on the scriptures. “To the, management and
19 12,3 |         the textual study of the scriptures, his work in interpretation
20 13,3 |        the interpretation of the scriptures. His interest extended all
21 13,9 |         a devout believer in the scriptures, but he was not a presbyter
22 13,11|          But Nepos held that the scriptures should be understood “in
23 13,11|    industry and diligence in the scriptures, and for his extensive psalmody,
24 14,6 |      Paul in place of the Jewish scriptures which then made up most
25 14,12|         Cyprian to summarize the scriptures for him book by book. Cyprian
26 14,12|    relation of the Jews to their scriptures and to the church, the function
27 14,16|     established by the Christian scriptures and the tradition of the
28 16   |           no text~ A Key [to the Scriptures]; no text~ On the Devil