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 1   1, 72(63) |     of those things which the Apostle considered as a mystery,
 2   3, 60(90) |       distinction made by the Apostle, when he speaks of Christ
 3   3, 60(90) |       Body, ib. x. 5, 10. The Apostle however, makes no such distinction
 4   4, 7      |     also, the writings of the apostle Paul are preached throughout
 5   4, 7(16)  |     Peter was, as the primary Apostle of the Gentiles, very highly
 6   4, 36(148)|  whole world. And so says the Apostle, "Yes, verily their sound
 7   5, 37     |         37. As to Matthew the Apostle66 his former manner  ./. 
 8   5, 37     |       to us, neither John the Apostle who was with him, nor Luke,
 9   5, 38     | numbers himself second to the Apostle who was with him; for he
10   5, 38     |     him as the more excellent Apostle with himself; while the
11   5, 38     |  second (in order), after the Apostle who was (named) with him. ~
12   5, 39(74) |          in each of which the Apostle is indeed styled "Elder," --
13   5, 39     |       call himself Elder75 or Apostle, or Evangelist. In the Gospel
14   5, 39(75) |      nor assumes the title of Apostle; but names himself simply '
15   5, 39(75) |     St John, who was the only Apostle then living." See the whole
16   5, 40(80) |      the great modesty of the Apostle." Dr Hammond:..."He (Peter,
17   5, 40(80) |       than supposing that the Apostle did not publish those circumstances
18   5, 40(80) |  wrote his Gospel! Surely the Apostle never could have intended
19   5, 46     |    this came to pass ; as the Apostle has said, "God has given