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1 I, 8(4296) | 1 John ii. 6.~
2 I, 12(4320)| S. John vii. 37.~
3 I, 13(4334)| S. John xv. 19.~
4 I, 14 | if the Samaritan woman in John’s Gospel who said she had
5 I, 16(4352)| baptism by a virgin, i.e., John Baptist.~
6 I, 18 | himself in the Revelation of John says, 4356 “I am Alpha and
7 I, 25 | word from me. For, since John Baptist came in the spirit
8 I, 25 | and power of Elijah, and John was a virgin, it is clear
9 I, 26 | mother, should know, that John was the son of Zacharias
10 I, 26 | lost in Judaism. And yet John, one of the disciples, who
11 I, 26 | dare ask, 4420 he requested John to ask. And after the resurrection,
12 I, 26(4420)| S. John xiii. 25.~
13 I, 26 | ran to the sepulchre, but John outran Peter. And when they
14 I, 26(4421)| S. John xx. 4.~
15 I, 26 | being unwilling to desert John, with whom he had always
16 I, 26 | obstinately contend that John was not a virgin, (whereas
17 I, 26(4422)| S. John xxi. 7 sq.~
18 I, 26 | schism. But why was not John chosen, who was a virgin?
19 I, 26(4424)| Matt. 18:18, John 20:22, 23.~
20 I, 26(4425)| S. John xiv. 27.~
21 I, 26 | loved. We maybe sure that John was then a boy because ecclesiastical
22 I, 26 | Peter is an Apostle, and John is an Apostle—the one a
23 I, 26 | Peter is an Apostle only, John is both an Apostle and an
24 I, 26 | His paths straight.” But John like an eagle soars aloft,
25 I, 26 | great was the privilege of John, or rather of virginity
26 I, 26 | or rather of virginity in John, the Virgin Mother 4430
27 I, 26(4429)| S. John i. 1.~
28 I, 26(4430)| S. John 19:26, 27.~
29 I, 33 | said concerning Peter and John, Anna and Mary, may be of
30 I, 34 | were even as I myself.” And John will be thought unworthy
31 I, 36 | His sex. Why did he cause John the Apostle and John the
32 I, 36 | cause John the Apostle and John the Baptist to make themselves
33 I, 36(4512)| S. John xx. 20.~
34 I, 36(4513)| S. John xx. 19.~
35 I, 39(4546)| S. John 16:12, 13.~
36 I, 39 | the prophets were until John,” they because they were
37 I, 39 | have prophesied even after John. For they could not be bound
38 I, 40 | acts are on our side. And John agrees with this almost
39 I, 40(4565)| 1 John ii. 15 sq.~
40 I, 40(4566)| 1 John 3:2, 3.~
41 I, 40(4567)| 1 John iv. 7. R.V. “that we may
42 I, 40 | us read the Apocalypse of John, and we shall there find
43 II, Int | by the devil. He quotes 1 John i. 8–ii. 2, as shewing that
44 II, 1 | Magus.” Hence it is that John says, 4653 “Whosoever is
45 II, 1(4653) | 1 John 3:9, 10.~
46 II, 1(4654) | 1 John v. 18.~
47 II, 2 | solved by the witness of John himself, who immediately
48 II, 2(4655) | 1 John v. 21.~
49 II, 2 | not in us.” I suppose that John was baptized and was writing
50 II, 2 | sin is of the devil. Now John confesses himself a sinner,
51 II, 2(4656) | 1 John i. 8 sq.~
52 II, 2(4658) | 1 John ii. 1.~
53 II, 2(4661) | 1 John ii. 4.~
54 II, 2(4662) | 1 John xiv. 6.~
55 II, 2 | not only for the sins of John and his contemporaries,
56 II, 2(4671) | 1 John 2:1, 2.~
57 II, 3(4672) | S. John xiii. 10.~
58 II, 3 | attention to the honey-tongued. John the apostle, or rather the
59 II, 3 | Saviour in the person of John, writes thus to the angel
60 II, 4 | the Prophets were until John. But who does not know that
61 II, 6 | perfect. On the contrary John the Baptist lays down one
62 II, 7 | Libya to feed on locusts. John the Baptist proves the truth
63 II, 15 | His forerunner and herald, John, fed on locusts and wild
64 II, 16 | From the days of John the Baptist (who fasted
65 II, 17(4820)| S. John iv. 32.~
66 II, 17(4822)| Luke 24:42, John 21:13.~
67 II, 17(4827)| S. John xii. 2.~
68 II, 17(4829)| S. John iv. 6.~
69 II, 18(4837)| S. John viii. 44.~
70 II, 19(4839)| S. John vi. 56.~
71 II, 19(4840)| S. John xiv. 23.~
72 II, 19 | superfluous and unworthy. John and James, because they
73 II, 19(4841)| S. John xiv. 2.~
74 II, 19(4843)| S. John xvii. 20-23.~
75 II, 21 | his own views? The Apostle John says that many Antichrists
76 II, 21 | make no difference between John himself and the lowest penitent
77 II, 25(4878)| S. John xix. 6.~
78 II, 27 | not arisen a greater than John the Baptist. But the term
79 II, 28 | Scripture plainly teaches in John’s Gospel that our Lord was
80 II, 28(4890)| S. John 14:2, 3.~
81 II, 28(4892)| S. John xiv. 3.~
82 II, 29(4897)| Matt. 26:0, Mark 14:0, John 12:0.~
83 II, 29(4898)| S. John 17:20, 21.~
84 II, 29(4900)| S. John xvii. 23.~
85 II, 29(4901)| S. John 1:12, 13.~
86 II, 29 | heaven.” But the Evangelist John, who had drunk in wisdom
87 II, 29(4902)| S. John vi. 57 sq.~
88 II, 29(4903)| 1 John 4:13, 15.~
89 II, 30 | views? Hear what the Apostle John says: 4907 “He who knows
90 II, 30(4907)| 1 John v. 16.~
91 II, 36(4933)| S. John 19:6, 15.~
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