Ante-Nicene Christian Library; Translations Of The Writings Of The Fathers Down To A.D. 325, Volume 16: Apocryphal Gospels, Acts, And Revelations

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sather.

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him mith any punishment in the day of judgment; but he

x Barnaibas, 15; Hermas, i. 3; Iremtus, civim meri V. 33; Iustin, FH. 81; Tertullian, Adv. mre. iii. 24. Caius and Dionysius imputed grossness and sensnality to cerinthus, cause he spoke os the wedding seast os the thousand

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muhstanding, succumbed to the fame late; nor has any one of them ever stad: I have uot t ted death. For the Loes neversenda the fame punishment more than once, since it hast

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nther, but transgressed His commandinent, the wrath os my

transgression os Adam, that troublu and violeuce os death has descended upou ali tho human raco. And it is for this causu that I must dio according to tho flesti, sor my Work Whicli Ihavo creared, that they may oblata grace

habitation os the righteous even to the present day, nor haVetheir bodies Meu corruption. Yet that old man Joseph thecamenter Was, neVeriheless, Thy sather aster the flesh. AudThou Mat ordered us to go into est the worid and preach thehesy gospes; and Thou hast stad: Belate to them the deain of lather Joseph, and celebrato to his mitti annuat solemnity

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gether ; the highest pari supporting them, and again brining thom under one head; With three poliata las intersectioivi; of the fame iunii; principat and subordinate; of eques len h. Thou hast tho lines of the A