Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|       Apostolic Fathers and the Didache.~It was the Codex Alexandrinus
 2  2,4| discipline, usually called the “Didache” (“teaching”), immediately
 3  2,4|     Oxyrhynchus Papyri xv.1782; Didache 1:36-4a, 2:7b-3:2a) and
 4  2,4|         a Latin version of the “Didache,” I:1-2.6a, and J. Schlecht,
 5  2,4|   Apostles) closely parallel to Didache 1-6 and Barnabas 18-20.~
 6  2,4|    interrelations of the Greek “Didache” with the parallel texts.
 7  2,4|         150, when the existing “Didache” was compiled. A more likely
 8  2,4|       Christian section in the “Didache,” 1:3-2:1, represents the
 9  2,4|    which the first part of the “Didache” is based, and that, in
10  2,4| Barnabas 18-20 is based on the “Didache.”~The ideas of the “Didache”
11  2,4|     Didache.”~The ideas of the “Didache” do not vary greatly from
12  2,4|         the latter half of the “Didache,” that Gospel was used.
13  2,4|     preparing for baptism. The “Didache” is listed among the “apocrypha”
14  2,8|        The words are gnosis and didache). What follows is a bold
15  2,8|         and then the long-lost “Didache” (1883). It also contained
16  6  |       communities, although the Didache (see chap. 2) offers a notable
17 15,3|         that he knew either the Didache or the Letter of Barnabas.
18 16  |        sixteenth chapter of the Didache which reflects the language