Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,8|        of his household (14:14; 17:23), it meant to predict
 2  2,8|  suddenly at the end of chapter 17: “So much for this. Now
 3  2,8|  cleavage at the end of chapter 17. The idle if ingenious fancies
 4  2,8|    extends only through chapter 17, which is properly finished
 5  4,4|        Church History (iii. 39. 17) says that Pa pias, who
 6  4,9|         speaking in the plural.[17] This led to its being called,
 7  5,2|  Tertullian relates (On Baptism 17) that when a few years later,
 8  5,3|        Tertullian in On Baptism 17, written at the beginning
 9  6,2|        plain from some words in 17:3: “Let us not merely seem
10  7  |       address in Athens in Acts 17:22-31. But the earliest
11  7,2|         from the sermon in Acts 17 and-perhaps-bits of the
12  7,3|        The closing chapters, 15-17, give a fine picture of
13  8,4|         in his Refutation (vii- 17; x. 15), bracketing him
14 12,2|  century (A.D. 638), for in 616-17 Paul of Tella, a Syrian
15 12,7|     called “blood” in Leviticus 17:11, and the sense in which
16 13,3|        Goliath (I Samuel, chap. 17) (these two in Armenian
17 14,9|        inscriptions of A.D. 211-17, as belonging to a leading
18 16  | Epiphanius Heresies, xxviii.~  [17] In this it resembles the
19 16  |     Eusebius Church History vi. 17; Palladius Lausiac History