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Constitutions of the Holy Apostles

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Introductory Notice to Constitutions of the Holy Apostles.

[3570] 1 Kings xix. 18; Rom. xi. 4.

[3571] 2 Kings vi.

[3572] Dan vi. 16, iii.

[3573] Num. xxiii; xxiv.

[3574] John xi. 51. [See on the Sibyllina, passim.]

[3575] Jer. xxviii; xxix

[3576] Num. xxv; xxxi

[3577] Acts xix. 14

[3578] Mal. i. 6

[3579] Jer. xxix. 22

[3580] 1 Pet. v. 5

[3581] Acts xi. 28 Acts xv. 32, Acts xxi. 10

[3582] Ex. xv. 20.

[3583] Judg. iv. 4.

[3584] 2 Kings xxii. 14.

[3585] Judith viii..

[3586] Luke i. and Luke 2

[3587] Acts xxi. 9.

[3588] [The compiler has forgotten that few of these had husbands, at least at the time when they are reported to have prophesied.—R.]

[3589] Isa. lxvi. 2.

Sec. II.—Election and Ordination of Bishops: Form of Service on Sundays.

[3590] We have adopted the reading of one V. ms., ἀπεχαρήσατο. It means more than is in the text—that God used the wicked in a way in which they would not be naturally used; lit., “abused,” or “misused.” The other mss. and the Coptic read ἀπεχαρίσατο, “gave His gifts to the wicked for prophecy.” Whiston has tried to make sense by giving a new meaning to ἀπεχαρίσατο, “taking away His grace from the wicked.”

 

 

 

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