CharterThe Sacred Nile. CharterThe sorrows of his wife, in whom the Holy Ghost miraculously dwelt, were the same CharterThe persecution of Christians was based upon the idea that their worship was illegal; or rather that their refusal to worship the national gods, according to the legal cultus, was
GrowthCHAPTER III GrowthThe wetting is a compliment.%u201D Growthis: GrowthMithraic and Gnostic Baptism. GrowthIf white Io command, she will go to the extremity of Egypt, and bring back water fetched from scorching Meroe, to sprinkle on the temple of Isis, that rears itself hard by the sheep-fold Gr
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sales%u201COn the subject of his death, I suppose you endeavor to introduce a diversity of opinion, simply because you deny that the suffering of the cross was predicted of the Christ of the Creator, and because you contend, moreover, that it is not to be believed that the Creator would expose His s
momentumChrist%u2019s answer includes all the commandments of the Decalogue, and thus avoids the trap designed by the questioner, who sought to lead Him into some distinction between laws known to be equal in their nature and extent. momentumHe enlarged Judaism without destroying it momentumDavid, h
GJEPC%u201CThis is what we find to have been in fact the case GJEPCThe main conception in the initiation was that the candidate must be purified before he could approach God GJEPCYou will see how the ancient Christians used to bathe themselves before going to church after the commission of any sin G
DecliningEach man saw and meditated for himself DecliningTertullian also taught the temporary character of the Decalogue, and no-lawism, as the following shows: DecliningPAGAN WATER-WORSHIP TRANSFERRED TO CHRISTIANITY. DecliningNote the misquotation of Scripture:
NewA writer in the Edinburgh Review and Critical Journal, commenting on the revised volumes of Bishop Lightfoot on Ignatius and Polycarp, speaking of the tendency to judge the early centuries by our own, thus vitiating our conclusions, says: NewFirst, I shall offer a full explanation of the types Ne
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