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according Acts ancient Antioch apologists apostles apostolic church appears Asia Minor baptism bishop body called Celsus Chris Christ church history Clement of Alexandria communion Comp congregation Cyprian death disciples divine doctrine Ebionism emperor Epistle of Peter epistles especially eternal Eusebius faith Father gift glory Gnostic gospel grace Grecian Greek haer heathen heaven heresy heretics Hippolytus Holy Ghost human idea Ignatius Irenaeus Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Christians Jews John Judaism Judaizing Justin Justin Martyr kingdom labor Leipz living Logos Lond Lord Marcion martyrdom martyrs Matt ment Montanistic moral nature Old Testament Origen original pagan Paul period persecution Peter Philosophoumena philosophy prayer preaching presbyters prophecies prophets Redeemer redemption religion religious resurrection revelation Rome sacred salvation Scriptures second century sect sense soul spirit Tertullian theology third century tian tion tradition true truth unity virtue vols whole word worship καὶ τῶν