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 1  1,1 |       their expectation of his return in triumph to judge the
 2  1,1 | expectation of Jesus' imminent return but also to the early Christian
 3  2,8 |      last before the Messiah's return, “for a day with him means
 4  2,9 |         They ask when he is to return, and he answers that it
 5  2,11|     parted amicably. After his return to Smyrna, however, Polycarp
 6  5,5 |    century led the churches to return to the apostles as the true
 7  5,5 | because of her summons and her return home, and called to her
 8  5,7 |   resume his royal attire, and return home.~ 10. The apostle leaves
 9 12,1 |      flouted, and, on Origen's return, Demetrius assembled a synod
10 12,1 |     About the time of Origen's return to Alexandria, in A.D. 217,
11 12,6 |     his Hexapla. But after his return from Caesarea to the headship
12 13,10|        death of Decius and the return of Dionysius to Alexandria,
13 13,10|    made it possible for him to return to Alexandria in 261, but
14 14,8 |   literary style, advocating a return to the earliest Latin models;
15 14,10|        messengers, was able to return.~ Important matters soon
16 14,10|       church but now wished to return to it. Cornelius held that,
17 14,15|  persecution and now wanted to return to it. Cornelius favored
18 14,15| Novatian held they could never return to Christian fellowship.
19 14,15|      relinquish his claims and return to the church. Eusebius
20 14,18|    made it possible for him to return, however, and there he seems