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TATIAN
Albigenses Tatian tatian 62
Alexander, flattered by his preceptor, Aristotle Tatian tatian 65
Alphabet Tatian tatian 65
Anaxagoras Tatian tatian 73
Anitus and Miletus Tatian tatian 66
Apion, the grammarian Tatian tatian 80
Apollo and Daphne Tatian tatian 73
Argives, their kings Tatian tatian 80
Aristippus Tatian tatian 65
Aristotle Tatian tatian 65
Astronomy Tatian tatian 65, 68
Baptism, the renunciation of Tatian tatian 73
Beausobre Tatian tatian 72
Berosus Tatian tatian 80
Busiris Tatian tatian 66
Catholics, early Tatian tatian 62
Chaldeans Tatian tatian 80
witness to Moses Tatian tatian 80
Christianity, Western, effect of Montanism on Tatian tatian 62
Christians, two classes of Tatian tatian 62
belief in the resurrection Tatian tatian 67
doctrines of Tatian tatian 78
fitted for all men Tatian tatian 78
free schools of Tatian tatian 78
hymns of Tatian tatian 79
older than that of Greece Tatian tatian 77
opposed to dissensions Tatian tatian 78
philosophy of Tatian tatian 77
their doctrine of Creation Tatian tatian 67
unjustly hated Tatian tatian 76
worship God only Tatian tatian 66
Chronology Tatian tatian 78, 81
Chrysostom Tatian tatian 69, 79
Coliseum Tatian tatian 75
Constellations, origin of Tatian tatian 69
Corates Tatian tatian 66
Creation Tatian tatian 67
Crescens, loathsome character of Tatian tatian 73
persecutes Justin Tatian tatian 73
Cretans, always liars Tatian tatian 76
Cross, mystery of Tatian tatian 71
Democritus Tatian tatian 72
Demon worship, depravity of Tatian tatian 73
Demons Tatian tatian 68
deceptions of Tatian tatian 73
economize astronomy Tatian tatian 68
false promises of Tatian tatian 72
teach the doctrine of fate Tatian tatian 68
to be punished Tatian tatian 78
turned into gods Tatian tatian 68
vain display of Tatian tatian 72
Diogenes Tatian tatian 65
Doctrines of the Greeks and Christians compared Tatian tatian 74
Egyptians Tatian tatian 80
Elijah Tatian tatian 62
Empedocles Tatian tatian 66
Encratites, the Tatian tatian 63
Euripides Tatian tatian 66
Eusebius, reference to Tatian tatian 61, 62
Eventide, hymn of Tatian tatian 79
Free-will Tatian tatian 69
Geometry Tatian tatian 65
Gladiators Tatian tatian 75
God only to be feared Tatian tatian 66
Greek notions of Tatian tatian 74
a spirit Tatian tatian 66
compared with Christian ideas Tatian tatian 74
Gods of the heathen Tatian tatian 68
absurdities concerning Tatian tatian 69
Gospels, the four, testimony of the Diatessaron to Tatian tatian 61
Greek studies, ridiculed Tatian tatian 76
Greeks, not the inventors of the arts Tatian tatian 65
foolish solemnities of Tatian tatian 74
idols of Tatian tatian 76
legislation Tatian tatian 77
other amusements Tatian tatian 75
studies of Tatian tatian 76
their play-actors Tatian tatian 75
Hellebore Tatian tatian 72
Heraclitus Tatian tatian 66
Hercules Tatian tatian 66, 69
Herodotus Tatian tatian 79
Holy Ghost Tatian tatian 62
Homer Tatian tatian 77
his period Tatian tatian 78
Hus, reference to Tatian tatian 62
Idioms, communication of Tatian tatian 71
Irenæus, reference to Tatian Tatian tatian 61
John the Baptist Tatian tatian 62
Judaism Tatian tatian 61
Justin Martyr, Tatian’s relation to Tatian tatian 61
Kaye, Bishop, reference to Tatian tatian 70
Latin Church, sophistries of Tatian tatian 62
Life, human shortening of Tatian tatian 71
Logos Tatian tatian 67, 68
Magic Tatian tatian 65
Man, fall of Tatian tatian 67
Marriage Tatian tatian 62
Marsyas Tatian tatian 65
Matter, not eternal Tatian tatian 67
Mill, reference to Tatian tatian 61
Modern science anticipated Tatian tatian 67
Montanism Tatian tatian 62
Moses, his antiquity Tatian tatian 80
compared with heathen heroes Tatian tatian 81
his time Tatian tatian 80
superior antiquity of Tatian tatian 81
Mythology Tatian tatian 68
Orpheus Tatian tatian 65
Paganism Tatian tatian 61
Phœnicians Tatian tatian 80
Pherecydes Tatian tatian 66
Philosophers, their vices Tatian tatian 65
and absurdities Tatian tatian 66
boastings and quarrels Tatian tatian 75
ridicule of Tatian tatian 66
Philosophy, Grecian and Christian, compared Tatian tatian 77
Phrygians, reference to Tatian tatian 62
Pindar, quoted Tatian tatian 74
Plato Tatian tatian 65, 66
Psychic natures Tatian tatian 71
Pugilists Tatian tatian 75
Pythagoras Tatian tatian 66
Resurrection Tatian tatian 67
Rousseau quoted Tatian tatian 82
Socrates Tatian tatian 66
Solon Tatian tatian 80
Soul, immortal Tatian tatian 70
Southey, Robert, his remarks concerning John Wesley Tatian tatian 62
Spirit, the Holy Tatian tatian 71
Spirits, two kinds Tatian tatian 70
St. Jerome Tatian tatian 61, 62
St. Paul Tatian tatian 62
Tatian, Introductory Note Tatian tatian 61
Address to the Greeks Tatian tatian 65
Epiphanius describes him as from Mesopotamia Tatian tatian 62
Fragments of Tatian tatian 82, 83
Tatian an Assyrian Tatian tatian 61, 62
concluding words of Tatian tatian 82
disgusted with the multiplicity of statues Tatian tatian 79
embraced Christianity at Rome Tatian tatian 63
equivocal position of Tatian tatian 61
his Address to the Greeks, sole surviving work Tatian tatian 62
his conversion Tatian tatian 77
his falling away Tatian tatian 61
influenced by Justin Tatian tatian 61
possible mental decline Tatian tatian 61
some have perished Tatian tatian 61
some of his works very valuable Tatian tatian 61
visit to Rome Tatian tatian 79
Tertullian, reference to Tatian tatian 62
Theodoret, reference to Tatian tatian 61
Virgin, hymn of Tatian tatian 79
Wiclif, reference to Tatian tatian 62
Women, Christian Tatian tatian 78
heathen Tatian tatian 78, 79
Zeno Tatian tatian 66
Zodiac Tatian tatian 69
THEOPHILUS
Abel Theophilus theophilus 105
Abraham Theophilus theophilus 107
Adam Theophilus theophilus 105
Antioch, seat of the early Christians Theophilus theophilus 87
bishops of Theophilus theophilus 88
described, Renan and Ferrar Theophilus theophilus 87
see of Theophilus Theophilus theophilus 88
Atheists, philosophers proved to be such Theophilus theophilus 113
others attribute crimes to the gods Theophilus theophilus 113
Authors, profane Theophilus theophilus 111
their contradictions Theophilus theophilus 111
their ignorance Theophilus theophilus 111
Autolycus, 89, and passim; second book addressed to Theophilus theophilus 94
concluding advice to Theophilus theophilus 121
misled by false accusations Theophilus theophilus 111
third book addressed to Theophilus theophilus 111
Babel, tower of Theophilus theophilus 106
Cain Theophilus theophilus 105
family of Theophilus theophilus 106
Chaldeans Theophilus theophilus 106
Chastity Theophilus theophilus 115
Chedorlaomer Theophilus theophilus 107
Christianity, antiquity of Theophilus theophilus 120
Christians, scorned by Autolycus Theophilus theophilus 89
Theophilus glories in the name of Theophilus theophilus 89
also chastity and love of enemies Theophilus theophilus 115
also repentance and righteousness Theophilus theophilus 114
honour God and his law Theophilus theophilus 114
its meaning Theophilus theophilus 92
teach humanity Theophilus theophilus 114
their innocent manner of life Theophilus theophilus 115
their name Theophilus theophilus 92
Chronology, biblical, Theophilus founder of Theophilus theophilus 87, 106, 118
Roman, to death of Aurelius Theophilus theophilus 119
Saul to Jeremiah Theophilus theophilus 119
from Adam to Saul Theophilus theophilus 119
his system Theophilus theophilus 118
leading epochs Theophilus theophilus 120
Creation Theophilus theophilus 97, 98
its glory Theophilus theophilus 99
its restoration Theophilus theophilus 101
its sympathy with man Theophilus theophilus 101
the fifth day Theophilus theophilus 101
the fourth day Theophilus theophilus 100
the sixth day Theophilus theophilus 101
Delitzsch Theophilus theophilus 102
Deluge, errors of Greeks about Theophilus theophilus 116
contrasted with Scripture accuracy Theophilus theophilus 117
Epochs, the leading chronological Theophilus theophilus 120
Eucharist, the Theophilus theophilus 112
Eusebius, his praise of the Fathers Theophilus theophilus 87
Eve, why formed from Adam’s rib Theophilus theophilus 105
Evil, not created by God Theophilus theophilus 101
Faith Theophilus theophilus 91
the leading principle Theophilus theophilus 91
Foot-baths Theophilus theophilus 92
Genesis, the truth of its testimony Theophilus theophilus 103
Gibbon, cited Theophilus theophilus 92
God, his nature Theophilus theophilus 89
absurd opinions of philosophers and poets concerning Theophilus theophilus 95
and known by them Theophilus theophilus 90, 91
his attributes Theophilus theophilus 90
his law and Christian doctrine Theophilus theophilus 113
his voice Theophilus theophilus 103
his walking Theophilus theophilus 103
perceived through his works Theophilus theophilus 90
to be seen hereafter in immortality Theophilus theophilus 91
to be worshipped Theophilus theophilus 92
Gods, of the heathen Theophilus theophilus 91
absurdities of their worship Theophilus theophilus 92
despicable when made Theophilus theophilus 94
divers doctrines concerning Theophilus theophilus 112
their genealogy Theophilus theophilus 96
their images Theophilus theophilus 94
their immoralities Theophilus theophilus 91
valuable when purchased Theophilus theophilus 94
what has become of them Theophilus theophilus 94
Hebrew historians contrasted with Greek Theophilus theophilus 119
Hesiod Theophilus theophilus 95, 97, 99
his origin of the world Theophilus theophilus 95
Holiness, enjoined by the prophets Theophilus theophilus 107
Holy Ghost Theophilus theophilus 97, 107
anointing of Theophilus theophilus 92
Homer, his opinion concerning the gods Theophilus theophilus 95
Human race, how dispersed Theophilus theophilus 107
Innocence Theophilus theophilus 115
Inspiration Theophilus theophilus 93
of prophets Theophilus theophilus 97
refinements about Theophilus theophilus 93
Kings, earthly Theophilus theophilus 92
to be honoured, not adored Theophilus theophilus 92
Knowledge, tree of Theophilus theophilus 104
Light, created Theophilus theophilus 100
Logos Theophilus theophilus 98
and external Theophilus theophilus 103
the internal Theophilus theophilus 103
Luther, referred to Theophilus theophilus 102
Man, his creation Theophilus theophilus 101, 102
and free-will Theophilus theophilus 105
and immortality Theophilus theophilus 105
his expulsion from Paradise Theophilus theophilus 104
his fall Theophilus theophilus 102
his life Theophilus theophilus 102
his mortality Theophilus theophilus 105
history of, after the flood Theophilus theophilus 106
or lives Theophilus theophilus 102
races of, dispersed Theophilus theophilus 107
tripartite nature Theophilus theophilus 102
Manetho Theophilus theophilus 117
his inaccuracy in history Theophilus theophilus 117
Melchisedek Theophilus theophilus 107
Moses, antiquity of Theophilus theophilus 117
Paradise Theophilus theophilus 102
its beauty Theophilus theophilus 103
man’s expulsion from Theophilus theophilus 104
Philosophers, absurd opinions concerning God Theophilus theophilus 95
historical errors of Theophilus theophilus 116
teach cannibalism, incest, and other crimes Theophilus theophilus 112
their mistakes about the deluge Theophilus theophilus 116
vague conjectures of Theophilus theophilus 116
Poets Theophilus theophilus 109
confirm the Hebrew prophets Theophilus theophilus 109
Profane history Theophilus theophilus 107
its inconsistencies Theophilus theophilus 111
Prophecies Theophilus theophilus 108
Prophets, inspired by the Holy Ghost Theophilus theophilus 97, 107
enjoin holiness Theophilus theophilus 108
more ancient than Greek writers Theophilus theophilus 118
their precepts Theophilus theophilus 108
Providence Theophilus theophilus 97
Repentance Theophilus theophilus 114
Resurrection Theophilus theophilus 92
illustrated Theophilus theophilus 93
Righteousness Theophilus theophilus 114
Sabbath Theophilus theophilus 99
Scriptures, the prophetic Theophilus theophilus 93
converting power of Theophilus theophilus 93
Sea, the, 100, emblem of the world Theophilus theophilus 100
its harbors, emblems of the churches Theophilus theophilus 100
its perils, of heresies Theophilus theophilus 100
Serpent, the Theophilus theophilus 103
Seth, his race Theophilus theophilus 106
Sibyl Theophilus theophilus 94, 97, 106, 108
Temple, antiquity of Theophilus theophilus 117
Theophilus Theophilus theophilus 87
Barnabas Theophilus theophilus 87
Theophilus to Autolycus, book i. Theophilus theophilus 89
conjectural date of birth Theophilus theophilus 88
conversion of Theophilus theophilus 93
follows Ignatius Theophilus theophilus 87
founder of Biblical chronology Theophilus theophilus 87, 106
his account of Theophilus theophilus 93
his only remaining work Theophilus theophilus 87
oral discussions Theophilus theophilus 87
prophets and teachers of Antioch Theophilus theophilus 87
sixth bishop of Antioch Theophilus theophilus 88
writes second book to Autolycus Theophilus theophilus 94
Tree of knowledge Theophilus theophilus 104
Trinity, the Theophilus theophilus 101
first use of the word Theophilus theophilus 101
or Triad Theophilus theophilus 101
Writings, Hebrew contrasted with Greek Theophilus theophilus 119
Tarsians, spurious Epistle of Ignatius to, wherein he speaks of his sufferings, the true doctrine converning Christ as against prevailing errors, and exhorts to duties Ignatius ignatius 107
Tatian
refuted in his denial of the salvation of Adam Irenæus irenaeus 457
the doctrines of Irenæus irenaeus 353
Teachers, Christian, their antiquity, inspiration, and harmony Justin Martyr justinm 276
Teachers, false Clement of Rome fecc 11, Ignatius ignatius 52, 52, 53, 53, 89, 89
fate of such Ignatius ignatius 56, 56
Teaching of Christ Justin Martyr justinm 164, 167, 168, 168
Teaching the, of Jesus, opposed to the opinions of heretics Irenæus irenaeus 408
Teitan Irenæus irenaeus 559
Temple
Jewish view of Barnabas barna 147
the true Barnabas barna 147
Temporary faith
How true faith differs from The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 3.2.10
Tempt God
Inquiry whether vows of celibacy be said to The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.43, 4.13.3
Temptation Ignatius ignatius 55, 55, Polycarp poly 34
Sexual
Intimacy Desires Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 190-192
Love Protector Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 202-206
Physical Desires Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 188-190
Triggers Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 193-201
The various forms of The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 3.20.46
What it is to be led into The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 3.20.46
Temptation, the, of Christ Irenæus irenaeus 549
Ten Commandments
A promise of mercy annexed to The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.21
And by a commemoration of his kindness The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.15
And by scurrilous wit The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.48
Christ abolished the ceremonial part of this commandment The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.31
Distinction between this commandment and the Ninth The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.22
Division of the moral law into The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.12
Forbids superstition, polytheism, and atheism The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.16
Has been improperly split into two commandments The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.50
How far obedience to parents is enjoined by The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.38
Is violated by evil speaking The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.48
Meaning of the words, before me, in The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.16
Reasons why Christ and his apostles sometimes omit the first table in their summary of The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.52
The Eighth forbids four kinds of theft The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.45
The Fifth, to whom the term Father applies in The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.35
The First enjoins adoration, trust, invocation, and thanksgiving The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.16
The Fourth had three objects, the first of which was, to furnish the people of Israel with a type of the spiritual rest The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.28
The Ninth enjoins us to cultivate unfeigned truth towards each other The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.47
The Second forbids, 1. the representation of God, under any visible shape; and, 2. the worship of images on any religious ground The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.17
The Seventh forbids everything repugnant to chastity The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.41
The Sixth is founded on a twofold equity The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.40
The Tenth forbids covetousness which must be distinguished from design The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.49
The Third explained as to its purport The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.22
The observance of, is unjustly complained of as Judaism The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.33
The preface to, vindicates the authority of the law by asserting God’s right to command and to be obeyed The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.13
The promise annexed to The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.37
The second and third objects explained The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.32
To the first table belong four, and to the second, six The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.12
Why God demands such purity The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.50
Why Israel is reminded of the deliverance from Egypt in The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.15
Why a threatening was added to The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.18
Why the number, Seven, was selected for The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.30
Testament given to Moses and to us Barnabas barna 146, Ignatius ignatius 84, 84
Testaments
Sacraments of, impious doctrine of the Schoolmen as to the difference between The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.14.23
The Old and New, agree as to the substance of the covenant, but differ as to the mode of administration The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.2
The points of agreement are Three
1. Both extend their promises beyond the present life, and hold out a sure hope of immortality The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.3
2. Both were established by the free mercy of God The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.4
3. Both were confirmed by the meditation of Christ The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.4
Yet the Old and New differ in Five points, all of which relate to the mode of adminstration, rather than to the substance The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.2
1. In the Old Testament, the heavenly inheritance is exhibited under temporal blessings, but in the New, aids of this description are not employed The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.2
1. In the Old Testament, the heavenly inheritance is exhibited under temporal blessings, but in the New, aids of this description are not employed - proof of which is drawn from the similitude of an heir in pupillarity The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.2
2. The Old exhibited only the image of the truth, but the New exhibits both the full truth and the entire body The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.4
3. The Old is literal, but the New is spiritual The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.7
4. In Scripture the term bondage is applied to the Old Testament, and the term freedom to the New The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.9
5. The Old extended to one nation only, but the New extends to all nations The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.10.11
Testaments, the two, God the author of both Irenæus irenaeus 505
Tetrad
of Marcus reveals Aletheia Irenæus irenaeus 337
the first Irenæus irenaeus 316
Thales, his view as to God Justin Martyr justinm 274
Thamar, her labour typical Irenæus irenaeus 496
Thanksgiving to God
Is enjoined by the First Cornmandment The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.16
Ought to be rendered at all times The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 3.20.28
Theft
Forbidden The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.45
Four kinds of, enumerated The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.45
Other peculiar kinds of The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 2.8.46
Thelesis Irenæus irenaeus 333
Theodotian and Aquila, their interpretation of Isa. vii. 14 refuted Irenæus irenaeus 451
Theogony, Greek, exposed Justin Martyr justinm 271
Theology
Of the Pope, and Cardinals, and the whole court of Rome, what is The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.7.29
What are the chief parts of The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.1.1
Thomas, Benny A Dream Interpretation Journey drmn 6, 10, 20, 21, 22, 36, 37, Exchanged Glory IV: A Time for Every Purpose eg4 52, How to Judge Prophetic Messages jgpm 21
Thorn in the flesh Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 153-157
Thoughts, silent Ignatius ignatius 55, 56
Time for every purpose, a Exchanged Glory IV: A Time for Every Purpose eg4 116-120, 144-146, See also Emotions: A time for every purpose
Titus the Emperor Justin Martyr justinm 163
Tolerance
Based authenticity Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 See Existentialism: Authenticity: Tolerance-Based
Tonsure
Clerical, absurdity of the The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.19.25
Judaizing nature of The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.19.26
Origin of, given by Augustine The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.19.27
Why Paul shaved his head The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.19.26
Torments of the wicked in hell, the
Are inconceiveably dreadful and everlasting The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 3.25.12
Tower, Jewish church compared to Barnabas barna 147
Traditional opinions Justin Martyr justinm 163
Traditions
Are believed by the people to be derived from the Apostles The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.17
Are impiously substituted for the worship of God The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.9
Are partly Jewish or Gentile observances The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.18
By rejecting, we do not hold the Church in derision The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.18
Derive no countenance from the cases of Samuel and Manoah The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.25
Human, include all decrees concerning the worship of God which man has issued without the authority of his word The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.1
Make void the word of God The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.10
Many of, are not only difficult but impossible to be observed The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.2
Mislead the superstitious The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.15
Must be weighed in the balance of the word of God The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.7
Oppress and torment miserable consciences The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.14
Or from the saying of Christ, that intolerable burdens ought to be borne The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.26
Question as to the obligation of The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.5
The intolerable number of, is condemned by Augustine The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.10.13
Train tracks Exchanged Glory: A Vision of Freedom eg1 77-78, Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 12, 39, 48, 49, 52, 56, 58, 74, 77, Glossary, Exchanged Glory III: Wise as Serpents eg3 7-8, One Flesh: What does it Mean? ofwm 11-12
Trallians, Epistle of Ignatius to Ignatius ignatius 66, 66
commends them and exhorts them to be subject to their spiritual rulers Ignatius ignatius 66, 66
shows the reality of the history given to us of Christ Ignatius ignatius 69, 70
warns them against heretics Ignatius ignatius 68, 68
Transactional Analysis Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 25-29, 30-36, Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 28-29
Adult Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 28-29, 55-56, 58, 61, Glossary
Child Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 25-26, 32-36, 61, Glossary
Games Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 See OK: Games
Parent Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 26-28, 32-36, 61, Glossary, Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 29-32, 46, 64-66
Parts Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 26-27
Renewed Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 67
Translation, the, of Enoch and Elijah Irenæus irenaeus 530
Transmigration of souls, the, the absurdity of the doctrine of Irenæus irenaeus 409
Transubstantiation
Derives no countenance from the change of the rod of Moses into a serpent The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.17.15
Is a fiction of the Schoolmen The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.17.13
Is contrary to Scripture, and to the consent of antiquity The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.17.14
Led to the introduction of many superstitious observances The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.17.13
Was favoured by the consecration The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.17.15
Treasure hid in a field, the Irenæus irenaeus 496
Tree of the knowledge of good and evil Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold eg2 16-18
Trees, the similitude of Barnabas barna 144, Mathetes emtd 29
Triacontad, the, of the heretics Irenæus irenaeus 371
Tribulation, patience in Polycarp poly 35
Tribute
Ought to be paid to princes and rulers The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.20.13
Ought to be regarded by them as mere subsidies of the public necessity The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.20.13
Triggers Exchanged Glory V: God Meant it for Good eg5 See Temptation: Sexual: Triggers
Trinity, the Justin Martyr justinm 164, 185
Trinity, the Holy
Arian, Sabellian, and other heresies contrary to The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.13.22
Brief statement of the doctrine of Scripture concerning The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.13.20
Distinction between the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, in The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.13.17
Error of Sabellius concerning The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.13.4
Is recognised in the form of Christian baptism The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.13.16
Or the subsistence of Three Persons in one God The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.13.2
The distinction of Three Persons in, does not interfere with the most perfect unity of God The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.13.19
The doctrine of, taught by Justin, Hilary, and other ancient writers The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 1.13.29
Truth Body, Soul and Spirit bsas 65-67
Truth, the Justin Martyr justinm 166
its power Justin Martyr justinm 272, 294
known from the prophets Justin Martyr justinm 198, 289
misrepresented Justin Martyr justinm 183, 184
Truth, the, to be found in the catholic church Irenæus irenaeus 416
Types of Christ Justin Martyr justinm 214, 215, 215, 255, 265, 268
Types, earthly, of heavenly things Irenæus irenaeus 486
Tyranny
Must not be exercised by the Church over the conciences of men The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 3.4.23
Shamefully manifested by the Pope, and his bishops and clergy The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin 4.7.18, 4.8.10, 4.11.8
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