The Pupils of St. John the Divine, Issue 82Macmillan, 1885 - 320 pages This little book has been composed on the principle of following as far as may be the life of the Apostle himself, then those of his immediate disciples, and beyond them of the persons who had been instructed by their teaching; then of showing how the churches thus formed met trial and persecution, and, as far as possible, sketching the vicissitudes of their history to the present time. - Preface. |
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... Paul , has so largely contributed to Holy Scriptures , or left such visible traces of his teaching upon the Church ; and while St. Paul's special office was to plant , St. John's seems to a 2.
... Paul , has so largely contributed to Holy Scriptures , or left such visible traces of his teaching upon the Church ; and while St. Paul's special office was to plant , St. John's seems to a 2.
Page ix
... Paul ; and it is only after the great Apostle of the Gentiles , together with all the original Twelve save John ... Paul's imprisonment had left the Churches of Asia without their guide , he fixed himself in the midst of them ...
... Paul ; and it is only after the great Apostle of the Gentiles , together with all the original Twelve save John ... Paul's imprisonment had left the Churches of Asia without their guide , he fixed himself in the midst of them ...
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... Paul in three Epistles laboured to show that these things were only types and shadows of the reality ; but still , while the Temple remained , it was scarcely possible to wean men's minds from the belief that the triumph of Christianity ...
... Paul in three Epistles laboured to show that these things were only types and shadows of the reality ; but still , while the Temple remained , it was scarcely possible to wean men's minds from the belief that the triumph of Christianity ...
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... Paul , who was well known to be a scholar of the most learned Jewish masters , as well as deeply versed in Greek culture , naturally stood up and spoke . What he then said , proving that it was indeed the true Christ who had appeared in ...
... Paul , who was well known to be a scholar of the most learned Jewish masters , as well as deeply versed in Greek culture , naturally stood up and spoke . What he then said , proving that it was indeed the true Christ who had appeared in ...
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... Paul had dealt with Jews , already known to abhor idolatry . Them he had to convince that JESUS is the Christ , and to them he spoke as the learned pupil of the great Rabbi Gamaliel . But when he stood forth in the school of Tyrannus ...
... Paul had dealt with Jews , already known to abhor idolatry . Them he had to convince that JESUS is the Christ , and to them he spoke as the learned pupil of the great Rabbi Gamaliel . But when he stood forth in the school of Tyrannus ...
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