Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |     publication of the Letter of Barnabas, the Letter of Polycarp,
 2  2,4 |        the latter, the Letter of Barnabas, the Shepherd of Hernias,
 3  2,4 |      parallel to Didache 1-6 and Barnabas 18-20.~All sorts of theories
 4  2,4 |      Antioch; this was used when Barnabas 18-20 was added to the first
 5  2,4 |        based, and that, in turn, Barnabas 18-20 is based on the “Didache.”~
 6  2,8 |                    The Letter of Barnabas.~The view Christians were
 7  2,8 |       know that you deserve it” (Barnabas 9:8, 9).~The food laws of
 8  2,8 |          literary environment of Barnabas is indicated by his use
 9  2,8 |         II Baruch.~The Letter of Barnabas begins not in the usual
10  2,8 |         The Latin translation of Barnabas extends only through chapter
11  2,8 |         The Greek manuscripts of Barnabas have an interesting history.
12  2,8 |       sentence to the “Letter of Barnabas” 5: 7, in the middle of
13  2,8 |       the complete Greek text of Barnabas, and, fearing that the manucript
14  2,8 | contained the full Greek text of Barnabas, and its readings Bryennius
15  2,8 |      influence of the “Letter of Barnabas” was considerable, and it
16  2,8 |           Outlines.” He spoke of Barnabas as an “apostle,” but so,
17  2,9 |         Eph. 7:2), the Letter of Barnabas, and the Shepherd of Hernias.
18  4,4 |          Peter and the Letter of Barnabas. A copy of the Gospel ofthe
19  8,4 |          gospels as scripture in Barnabas and II Clement, to look
20 11,3 |         the Catholic letters and Barnabas and what is called the Revelation
21 11,3 |          Hebrews, but I Clement, Barnabas, the Shepherd of Hernias,
22 12,7 |        III John, Jude, II Peter, Barnabas, and the Shepherd of Hermas.
23 14,16|       like that of the Letter of Barnabas. In this book Novatian expressly
24 15,3 |         Didache or the Letter of Barnabas. From the period a little
25 16   |            no text~The Gospel of Barnabas(?); no text~The Gospel of
26 16   |          was past; the Letter of Barnabas said a day was a thousand
27 16   |         opposites. On the whole, Barnabas seems to have influenced