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 1  3   |           by name in an old Latin sermon of uncertain date on the
 2  4,3 |          were quoted in the Roman sermon we know as II Clement, but
 3  6,2 |         Christian worship was the sermon, of which examples are imbedded
 4  6,2 |        James. The oldest complete sermon we possess is what has survived
 5  6,2 |          refer to the work.~ This sermon is an appeal to its hearers
 6  6,2 |           Its true character as a sermon is plain from some words
 7  6,2 |          evidently, like James, a sermon that has come to be treated
 8  6,2 |          a letter but a homily or sermon and conveys nothing in the
 9  6,2 |      church of Rome should send a sermon, of no particular applicability,
10  6,2 |          may have been a favorite sermon with the Corinthians which
11  6,2 |         ascribed to Christ in the sermon are derived either from
12  6,2 |            brings the date of the sermon well into the second quarter
13  7,2 |           possess, apart from the sermon in Acts 17 and-perhaps-bits
14  9,1 |       comparable to a Good Friday sermon today. His work On the Passover
15  9,1 | identified by Charles Martin in a sermon long erroneously ascribed
16 11,3 |           Be Saved? — a tract, or sermon~On the Passover~On Fasting~
17 11,3 |         We have also the tract or sermon, What Rich Man Can Be Saved?
18 13,3 |       contciiiporary Origen.~ The sermon that Origen on his visit
19 14,13|    Martyrdom, is in the form of a sermon, and may possibly have been