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 1 I    |        the law of Moses and eager disciples of Jesus Christ; and this
 2 I    |         of Christ and through His disciples. "We see, then, our calling,
 3 I    |       given authority to His true disciples to tread upon serpents and
 4 VIII |      prayer to His Father for His disciples. "Holy Father," He says, "
 5 XIV  | accordingly. Hence it is that the disciples of Jesus, unlearned and
 6 XIV  |           Jewish Prophets and the disciples of Jesus, bidding a long
 7 XIV  |           transfigured before His disciples and appeared in glory; when
 8 XIV  |           or informed us that the disciples of Jesus were offended.
 9 XIV  |        Himself to very few of the disciples, and to those who have become
10 XVIII|           11. Jesus, teaching His disciples not to be rash, said to
11 XVIII|         sorts of places with your disciples." ~12. "What need was there
12 XVIII|      charge against Jesus and His disciples. When Aristotle saw that
13 XVIII|        popular arguments, but the disciples learning in private the
14 XVIII|   expounded everything to His own disciples, thus honouring those who
15 XIX  |     Gentile world by means of the disciples whom He prepared, and whom