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 1 I         |          and they who accept the Gospel of Jesus Christ are not
 2 I         |         by Jesus to proclaim the Gospel went everywhere, and he
 3 I         |     purifying, as we read in the Gospel according to John,53contain
 4 I         |     literally the passage in the Gospel in which the right eye is
 5 I         |        there are commands in the Gospel about which there is no
 6 I         |          in Prophecy, or Law, or Gospel, or Apostle, which is not
 7 I         |       gave the Law also gave the Gospel, He Who made things visible
 8 IV        |          the Commentaries on the Gospel according to John, three
 9 IV        |          of the solecisms of the Gospel, he goes on to say: ---- ~
10 IV        |          that in proclaiming the Gospel 145he owes the delivery
11 V         |         on a few passages of the Gospel, he proceeds thus: ---- ~
12 V         |   Apostle says, "According to my gospel in Christ Jesus," 168and
13 V         |        that as He is one, so the Gospel written by its many authors
14 V         |        is one in effect, and the Gospel truly delivered by four
15 V         |          four evangelists is one Gospel. ~7. Wherefore, if this
16 V         |          of the preaching of the Gospel, inasmuch as he is satisfied
17 VI        |          the Commentaries on the Gospel according to Matthew: "Blessed
18 VI        |         Law and the Prophets, or Gospel and Gospel, or Evangelists
19 VI        |          Prophets, or Gospel and Gospel, or Evangelists and Apostles,
20 VI        |           or an Apostle with the Gospel, or with himself, or with
21 VI        |       Law, now upon those of the Gospel in harmony with them, now
22 XI        |        who err in respect of the Gospel pasture and the apostolic
23 XI        |          certain portions of the Gospel field and feed on others
24 XIV       |     reduce the fellowship of the Gospel to very narrow limits. ~
25 XIV(241)  |    Westcott, Introduction to the Gospel of St. John, p. 50. ~
26 XIV       |          the illumination of the gospel of the glory of God in the
27 XIV       |         what will he make of the Gospel narrative in which we are
28 XVIII     |         submit themselves to the Gospel. Books I. and III. against
29 XVIII     |         or that they offered the Gospel,327in accordance with the
30 XVIII(327)| Arrangement of the offer (of the Gospel"), as opposed to the matter." ~
31 XVIII     |       rudiments of learning (the Gospel so describes them, and Celsus
32 XVIII     |    foretell the preaching of the Gospel, "The Lord gave a word to
33 XVIII     |          of the preaching of the Gospel is most Divinely manifested,
34 XVIII     |      lawless men." 336And in the Gospel according to Luke, Peter
35 XVIII     |        were led to submit to the Gospel of Christ? ~10. If we are
36 XVIII     |         if he were to charge the Gospel with their offence. Just
37 XVIII     |          after submitting to the Gospel. ~23. Now Celsus says that
38 XXI       |       too, at the passage in the Gospel, where the Saviour replies
39 XXI       |  following illustration from the Gospel: There is a rock with a
40 XXI       |         was the passage from the Gospel, in which the Saviour said
41 XXI       |          is clearly shown in the Gospel, and they themselves so
42 XXI       |       they seek a defence of the Gospel, we must ask them whether
43 XXV       |        words "separated unto the gospel of God." ~1. The third point
44 XXV       |       phrase "separated unto the Gospel of God";599and in the Epistle
45 XXV       |           and separated unto the Gospel of God, Paul the servant
46 XXV       |        words "Separated unto the gospel of God," 614and "He that
47 XXV       |      unto me if I preach not the gospel." 617For he clearly shows
48 XXV       |         if he did not preach the Gospel. Perhaps, then, it was under
49 XXV       |       him unless he preached the Gospel, being moved with fear towards
50 XXV       |       peace but would preach the Gospel. And this He also saw Who
51 XXV       |       separated him unto His own Gospel, viz. that he would be in
52 XXV       |     should be separated unto the Gospel of God, as it was foreknown
53 XXV       |        he was separated unto the Gospel of God not because his nature
54 XXVI      |       accepts the passage in the Gospel where the judgment is described,
55 XXVI      |       prove that the word of the Gospel does heal the disorders
56 XXVII     |     miracles? The passage in the Gospel is similar: "For judgment
57 XXVII     |        similar passages from the Gospel, which go to show that even