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 1 Int     |           section, as bishop of the Church. Eusebius of Vercellæ soon
 2 Int     |          really the practice of the Church. This leads to a valuable
 3 Int     |            to a valuable chapter of Church history. Orthodoxus recalls
 4 Int     |        recalls the victories of the Church, which the Luciferians speak
 5 Int     |           been the principle of the Church (23), as shown by Scripture (
 6 Int     |          receiving baptism from the Church which always has re-admitted
 7 Int     |             this principle. In that Church and its divisions and practice
 8 1       |           dispute with a son of the Church. His loquacity was odious
 9 1       |           the present day, that the Church was turned into a brothel.
10 2       |             beyond dispute that the church has no communion with the
11 2       |      heathen, it is clear that your church which welcomes bishops from
12 2       |             of Anti-Christ than the Church of Christ.~O. Lo! what the
13 2       |           the glorified life in the Church. You who yesterday impiously
14 2       |          single hour, come into the Church as an adulterer might come
15 2       |     receiving a bishop unite to the Church, I will not say the people
16 5       |          whole world and of his own Church, and if he lose his savour
17 5       |           layman is restored to the Church, and pardon follows where
18 5       |       cannot be brought back to the Church by penitential discipline.
19 5       |             spoil the savour of the Church with the salt which has
20 5       |          bishop is appointed in the Church that he may restrain the
21 5       |   Antichrist’s disciple governs the Church of Christ. And what are
22 5       |     corrupted the whole lump of the Church, and receive the Eucharist
23 6       |           with being saltless? Your Church is bright with his flame,
24 6       |          there is no baptism of the Church without the Holy Spirit.
25 7       |           and lawful baptism of the Church, and thus received the Holy
26 8(4087) |           but universal rule of the Church in early times. There is
27 8       |          follow the practice of the Church, although it may be clear
28 9       |            applying the laws of the Church to heretics, and of exposing
29 9       |             the Holy Ghost from the Church, who has not yet obtained
30 9       |            a person baptized in the Church does not receive the Holy
31 9       |     visitation. The well-being of a Church depends upon the dignity
32 9       |            but belonged to the same Church and preached the same Lord
33 9       |          that the Arians have not a Church, but a synagogue, and that
34 12      |             that he was joining the Church. He believed and was baptized
35 12      |              do you believe in Holy Church? Do you believe in the remission
36 12      |             remission of sins? What Church do you say he believed in?
37 12      |             say he believed in? The Church of the Arians? But they
38 12      |            Arians? But they have no Church. In ours? But the man was
39 12      |         layman baptized without the Church, if he be baptized according
40 15      |            fallen? If Christ has no Church, or if he has one only,
41 16      |        disciple, why it is that the Church receives those who come
42 17(4113)|             Bright’s History of the Church, a.d. 313–451, fourth edition,
43 18(4116)| consubstantial or co-essential, the Church affirmed the Godhead of
44 18(4116)|          Stanley’s Hist. of Eastern Church, 1883, p. 240): does not
45 18      |         laymen came together in the Church at Ariminum, Muzonius, bishop
46 18      |           the bishops and the whole Church together received the words
47 19      |        battle to the embrace of the Church of Gaul; then 4124 Eusebius
48 19      |             all that is holy in the Church to witness that they had
49 19      |            no suspicion that in the Church of God, the very home of
50 19      |            not Arians? Why rend the Church when it was continuing in
51 20      |             who were clerics of the Church of Alexandria were the originators
52 20      |      rejected without injury to the Church, I am surprised that certain
53 20      |      admitted to communion with the Church: not that they who had been
54 20      |             At such a crisis of the Church, when the wolves were wildly
55 21      |           profanely call the p. 331 Church, which is His Virgin, the
56 21      |             Hilary when he left the Church was only a deacon, and since
57 21      |             a deacon, and since the Church is to him, though to him
58 21      |         there is no such thing as a Church without bishops. But passing
59 21      |          should hold respecting the Church at large.~L. You have settled
60 21      |        ought to hold concerning the Church at large. For many are exercised
61 22      |             s ark was a type of the Church, as the Apostle Peter says— 4134 “
62 22      |             animals, so also in the Church there are men of all races
63 22      |          The ark had its rooms: the Church has many mansions. Eight
64 22      |             thereby delineating the Church, are eight. And Ezekiel
65 22      |           the earth. So also in the Church’s baptism, that most unclean
66 22      |      narrowed to one. Similarly the Church, consisting of many grades,
67 22      |             peril in the flood, the Church is in peril in the world.
68 22      |           in the flesh, planted the Church and suffered. The elder
69 22      |           and compare them with the Church. Who are the eagles amongst
70 22      |         sheep only who abide in the Church, nor do clean birds only
71 22      |         when the storehouses of the Church shall be opened and the
72 22      |           judgment upon men. If the Church is already cleansed, what
73 24      |           love. In the angel of the Church of Pergamum the eating of
74 25(4159)|          the regular baptism of the Church before falling into heresy
75 25(4159)|           should be admitted to the Church by imposition of hands.~
76 25      |           the administration of the Church: let each be ruler in his
77 25(4160)|     Robertson’s “Hist. of Christian Church,” fourth ed., vol. i. pp.
78 26      |        because they were not in the Church, Hilary himself also is
79 26      |             he was baptized in that Church which always allowed heretical
80 26      |          when a deacon of the Roman Church welcomed those who came
81 26      |          were a deacon, Hilary (the Church may say), and received those
82 28      |          with the single Sun of the Church. But as we have already
83 28      |             ought to remain in that Church which was founded by the
84 28      |         that you have there not the Church of Christ, but the synagogue
85 28      |         after the foundation of the Church is proof that they are those
86 28      |            not be received into the Church.~L. You must not suppose
87 28(4167)|           Robertson’s “Hist. of the Church,” vol. i. fourth ed. pp.