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 1  2,2 |           immediately followed the general, or Catholic letters, to
 2  2,8 |           Black One follows, and a general exhortation concludes the
 3  2,8 |         the end of the Catholic or general letters, between Jude and
 4  3   |     Christian literature.~ But, in general, Jewish apocalyptic was
 5  3   |       century and no doubt had the general effect of leading Christian
 6  3   | Commandments of the Mosaic Law. In general, they explain how the repentant
 7  3   |         gospel, a church letter, a general letter to a whole province,
 8  4,12|            mixture of the two. The general outlook of the author-compiler
 9  8,1 |        genuine works of Justin. In general, almost everything said
10  9,2 |             basing his argument on general considerations, rather than
11 12,7 |        Hermas. This gave him eight general epistles and two revelations,
12 14,10|        ushered in the first really general persecution of the church.
13 14,11|           labor has established in general the years from which these
14 14,20|          work, which seems both in general and in detail to show the
15 15,4 |           and third centuries. The general excellence of his sources
16 16   |            10. On the fragments in general see R.M. Grant in Biblical