Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref |      that in a few generations gave Christianity a literature
 2 Pref |     could not tolerate, and it gave lasting offense to the Church
 3  2,5 |        to execution, naturally gave his words great weight.
 4  3   |     with its evident sincerity gave it its early influence,
 5  3   |       old stichometrical lists gave the length of the Revelation
 6  3   |       sevenhundredth year Adam gave him a revelation describing
 7  3   |        gnosis of Adam which he gave to Seth, the holy baptism
 8  4,4 |    blessed it and broke it and gave it to James the just and
 9  4,4 |    using the book, and finally gave their name to it, so that
10  4,8 |    Christian instruction as he gave his converts. The work had
11  5,1 | apocryphal Acts literature and gave it its name.~ ~
12  5,2 |         mentioned the book and gave its length as 3,560 lines,
13  5,3 |        the Book of Acts, which gave him his model. His work
14  7,3 |      in a Syriac version. This gave the title of the emperor
15  8,4 |        Rome about A.D. 138 and gave money to the church there,
16 11,2 |       teachers and the one who gave him most satisfaction. “
17 11,3 |         Eusebius says, Clement gave concise accounts of the
18 12,7 |       Shepherd of Hermas. This gave him eight general epistles
19 13,9 |       fourteen, whereas Suidas gave the number as twenty-four.
20 14,11|       out that a good shepherd gave his life for his sheep,
21 14,13|         Ad Aleatores). Harnack gave reasons for assigning it
22 16   |    Philip said that Hegesippus gave the names of Jesus’ relatives