Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 | spiritual endowments (I Cor. 12-14), and it is easy to see
 2  2,6 |         letters, one (chaps. 13-14). written in the year when
 3  2,7 |        Church History (iii. 36. 14, 15) supplies the thirteenth,
 4  2,8 |         males of his household (14:14; 17:23), it meant to
 5  2,8 |      males of his household (14:14; 17:23), it meant to predict
 6  2,8 |        up again themselves” (16:14). This points to the heathen
 7  2,8 |        so, of course, did Acts (14:14). Origen, too, included
 8  2,8 |         of course, did Acts (14:14). Origen, too, included
 9  4,8 |         the schismatic gospels.[14] Nothing, however, is known
10  5,2 |      were not allowed to speak (14:34). I Timothy put this
11  5,5 |       no wish to go” (II Pet. 1:14).~ A considerable body of
12  6,1 |  Testament (for example, Eph. 5:14) and looks forward to the
13  9,1 |       Museum, covering sets. 12-14), and two in Syriac in the
14 11,2 |     Hebrews (Church History vi. 14. 4), and it was through
15 11,2 |    admirers (Church History vi. 14. 8). Lightfoot suggested
16 11,3 |    deceased (Church History vi. 14. 9). Clement's death must
17 14,10|        following day, September 14, A.D. 258, he was tried,
18 14,13|   doctrine reminiscent of Wisd. 14:15-20. This work is of interest
19 14,20|    Heresies (Institutes iv. 30. 14) and another Against the
20 15,3 |        of Jerusalem (vi. 11 and 14) and some works by Hippolytus (
21 16   |          to mean “my power.”~  [14] Homily i on Luke.~  [15]