Evidences of the Authenticity, Inspiration, and Canonical Authority of the Holy ScripturesPresbyterian board of publication, 1836 - 308 pages |
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... Peter had come to Rome , they were so inflamed with love for the truths of Chris- tianity , that they entreated Mark the companion of Peter , and whose gospel we now have , praying him that he would write down for them and leave with ...
... Peter had come to Rome , they were so inflamed with love for the truths of Chris- tianity , that they entreated Mark the companion of Peter , and whose gospel we now have , praying him that he would write down for them and leave with ...
Page 296
... Peter . Diagnetus has several passages taken from the first epistle of Peter and the first of John . Irenæus cites from Peter the following : " Whom having not seen ye love , " which he expressly refers to Peter . He also cites the second ...
... Peter . Diagnetus has several passages taken from the first epistle of Peter and the first of John . Irenæus cites from Peter the following : " Whom having not seen ye love , " which he expressly refers to Peter . He also cites the second ...
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... Peter ; but he makes no men- tion of the others . Eusebius has a peculiar opinion respecting the epistle of James ; he admits that it was written by James , a disciple of Christ , but not by the apostle James , yet in another place he ...
... Peter ; but he makes no men- tion of the others . Eusebius has a peculiar opinion respecting the epistle of James ; he admits that it was written by James , a disciple of Christ , but not by the apostle James , yet in another place he ...
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