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 1 I       |        Let us, however, take what Paul says in the first Epistle
 2 I       |          to Baal," 66was taken by Paul as applying to the Israelites
 3 I       |      seeing that even the Apostle Paul uses the express words?
 4 I       |           if Eve has been made by Paul to represent the Church,
 5 I(101)  |         we listen to the words of Paul as the words of Christ speaking
 6 IV      |        other Apostles, as well as Paul, would have said so. Then
 7 IV      |        after the flesh. Nay more, Paul says that in proclaiming
 8 V       |           did not regard." 154And Paul appears to have continued
 9 V       |     above-mentioned subjects, nor Paul, though he continued teaching
10 IX      | circumstances. The result is that Paul in the composition of the
11 XIV     |        For this is precisely what Paul asserts concerning such
12 XIV(283)|  introducing a quotation from St. Paul, is found in Theophilus
13 XIV     |        speech of men. This is why Paul, when he is about to learn
14 XVI     |       sects of Christianity? What Paul says concerning them seems
15 XVI     |       Jews and of the Gentiles;303Paul plainly shows this, when,
16 XVIII   |        Word, for he does not give Paul's exact words, which run
17 XVIII   |       unprofitable,325is shown by Paul, the true disciple of Jesus,
18 XVIII   |        foolishness of preaching." Paul is conscious of this when
19 XVIII   |        such a power as this which Paul, as we have said before,
20 XVIII   |        man, O Lord." 337Nay more, Paul (though he afterwards became
21 XVIII   |         kill and crucify." 359And Paul in his list of the gifts
22 XVIII   |          Egyptians. ~18. But what Paul writes in the first Epistle
23 XVIII   |       says are the wisdom of God. Paul, with his love of truth,
24 XVIII   |          are called Bishops, when Paul described what manner of
25 XVIII   | metaphorically called "milk." For Paul, writing to the Corinthians,
26 XVIII   |          of men?" 375And the same Paul, knowing that some things
27 XVIII   |            on to the better life. Paul knew this when he said, "
28 XXI     |                And let us see how Paul also discourses to us on
29 XXI     |    forgiven them." 452Further, in Paul we find, "It is not of him
30 XXI     |        meaning of the expression. Paul, at any rate, no doubt after
31 XXI     | commandments are superfluous, and Paul to no purpose blames some
32 XXI     |         run. But not in vain does Paul give his advice, blaming
33 XXIII   |           by the power of God; as Paul says, "I heard unspeakable
34 XXV     |           unto the Gospel of God, Paul the servant of Jesus Christ,
35 XXV     |          hamper our argument; for Paul says, "We know that to them
36 XXV     |          them that love God"; for Paul all but said that if all
37 XXV     |        just separation, viz. that Paul would buffet his body, and
38 XXVII   |           wants of the needy. And Paul also, though he pronounces
39 XXVII   |         too, and Hermogenes, whom Paul 690delivered to Satan that