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 1     I,  Int     |       in Jerome’s sense, of St. Paul’s teaching in 1 Cor. vii.~
 2     I,  3(4262) |        of S. Luke and ten of S. Paul’s Epistles, and from these
 3     I,  3       |       foundation, Christ, which Paul the master-builder laid,
 4     I,  5       |     them listen to the words of Paul, 4285 ‘I desire therefore
 5     I,  6       |     rank I will set the Apostle Paul, and, since he is the bravest
 6     I,  7       |     taken? Let us then consider Paul’s replies to these inquiries. 4290 “
 7     I,  7       |  hindered.” Observe that, as S. Paul before, because in both
 8     I,  8       |    Happy is the man who is like Paul! Fortunate is he who attends
 9     I,  11      |   Apostle cries aloud “Behold I Paul tell you that, if ye be
10     I,  11(4313)|                          But S. Paul hints at a surgical operation.
11     I,  12      |         and of whom the Apostle Paul makes mention, wrote letters,
12     I,  14(4345)|  ancient writers interpreted S. Paul’s words as referring to
13     I,  15      |       married. But granted that Paul allowed second marriages:
14     I,  17      |        Creator; and the Apostle Paul fully instructs us concerning
15     I,  36      |         are you like other men, Paul? Why are p. 374 you distinguished
16     I,  37      |         Amongst other passages, Paul the Apostle writes to the
17     I,  39      |       Jewish believers, to whom Paul went, accompanied by Titus
18    II,  Int     |    cattle and cattle, so in St. Paul between those who built
19    II,  3       |         to faithful Christians. Paul, the chosen vessel, 4676
20    II,  3       |      fain have come unto you, I Paul once and again; and Satan
21    II,  5       |         dine at the sixth hour. Paul in the ship broke bread,
22    II,  6       |         is nothing.” We believe Paul when he says in tones of
23    II,  15      |       baptism. 4810 The Apostle Paul, after speaking of hunger
24    II,  19      |       the twelve apostles, then Paul is shut out from that place,
25    II,  22      |         pasture, are men.” Will Paul and that penitent who had
26    II,  23      | humility that leads the Apostle Paul to say: 4862 “I am the least
27    II,  23      |    measure and number. The same Paul, writing to the Ephesians,
28    II,  24      |        of equal rank hereafter. Paul and they who bound him,
29    II,  24      |       the soldiers? The Apostle Paul afterwards 4871 related
30    II,  25      |         tell me how it was that Paul though he was an evil tree
31    II,  27      |        to abide with those whom Paul blamed for many sins, another
32    II,  27      |         and Timothy, another in Paul. Certainly amongst them
33    II,  33      |        with usury?” The Apostle Paul understood this, and 4919
34    II,  36      |     Jovinianus, not the Apostle Paul. If many assent to your