Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |       Among the rabbis and their disciples, traditions were handed
 2  1,2 |         later appearances to the disciples. We might expect relics
 3  1,2 |       from Jesus, which from the disciples. The difficulty, of course,
 4  1,2 |          transmitted through the disciples. ~It is true that the written
 5  2,13|       will send to you one of my disciples to heal your disease and
 6  2,14|           open letters” to their disciples, and Clement of Alexandria
 7  3   |         Olives, he and the other disciples asked Jesus about the signs
 8  3   |      Gaugela (Galgale?) with his disciples, and when he prayed, the
 9  3   |   portrays Jesus living with his disciples for eleven or twelve years
10  4,4 |      recalls Jesus' words to the disciples in Luke 24:39, occurs also
11  4,5 |          as Peter and some other disciples were setting out on a fishing
12  4,10| revelations made by Jesus to his disciples after his resurrection,
13  4,12|        addressed to a few of his disciples. Sometimes they are similar
14  4,14|          shows how reluctant the disciples were to admit that he could
15  5,4 |      death of John. He shows his disciples where to dig his grave,
16  5,7 |     Vazan (or Iuzanes),joins the disciples of Thomas and follows him
17  6,1 |       Last Supper, Jesus and the disciples “sang the hymn” the second
18  6,3 |   Aristion and the Elder John as disciples of the Lord who were among
19  7,1 |     represented as saying to the disciples, “I am not an incorporeal
20 16   |    person plural (“We the twelve disciples of the Lord wept and grieved”),