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 1 I    |        Let a man observe how the Apostles who were sent by Jesus to
 2 I    |       strange words welcomed the Apostles, and in spite of their desire
 3 I    |          if we are told that the Apostles did work miracles, God bearing
 4 I    |      Christ in succession to the Apostles. And that there are certain
 5 I    |        As for the letters of the Apostles, could any critic find them
 6 I    |          truth, the Prophets and Apostles, was chiefly directed to
 7 I    |          and the writings of the Apostles; for not even they are purely
 8 I    |          the Saviour gave to His Apostles, "Salute no man by the way." 80
 9 I    |         now is manifested to the Apostles and those like them, both
10 IV   |               2. Inasmuch as the Apostles were not unconscious of
11 IV   |      must believe that the other Apostles, as well as Paul, would
12 V    |         enumerating Prophets and Apostles, and showing how each of
13 VI   |       Gospel, or Evangelists and Apostles, or Apostles and other Apostles.
14 VI   |     Evangelists and Apostles, or Apostles and other Apostles. For,174
15 VI   |  Apostles, or Apostles and other Apostles. For,174according to the
16 VI   |       himself, or with the other Apostles. But if a reader comes who
17 IX   |    Prophets, and the Word in the Apostles of Christ, is to conceal
18 XIV  |      Prophets, and Jesus and His Apostles had the insight to adopt
19 XIV  |        of Jesus or of one of the Apostles, we must not suppose that
20 XIV  |        the Gospels, nor even the Apostles, give any intimation that
21 XIV  |       marvellous, that the three Apostles who ascended the Mount with
22 XVIII|        and the utterances of the Apostles, and, reading with a fair
23 XVIII| investigating the history of the Apostles with intelligence and candour
24 XVIII|      certain Divine power in His Apostles Jesus fulfilled the promise, "
25 XVIII|       see that "The sound of the apostles of Jesus Christ went out
26 XVIII|      infamous men, and calls the Apostles of Jesus villainous tax-gatherers
27 XVIII|      took his description of the Apostles as "infamous" and "villainous,"
28 XVIII|         Christ chose for His own apostles those who were notoriously
29 XVIII|           And in the Acts of the Apostles Stephen testifies to the
30 XXIII|     Prophets, and the labours of Apostles to establish the churches
31 XXIII|         him to be like the other Apostles. And consider whether this
32 XXVI |        be a good thing. Nay, the Apostles also in exercising the gifts
33 Index|           ruling principle, 123.~Apostles, why fishermen and tax-gatherers,
34 Index|        rule in succession to the Apostles, 10.~Clement, 12, 13; of