Chapter Cxxxiii.--The Hard-Heartedness of the Jews, For Whom the Christians Pray. - Chapter Cxxxiv.--The Marriages of Jacob Are a Figure of the Church.-Daniel Pollendine

Chapter Cxxxiii.--The Hard-Heartedness of the Jews, For Whom the Christians Pray. - Chapter Cxxxiv.--The Marriages of Jacob Are a Figure of the Church.-Daniel Pollendine 同专辑其他歌曲

• Chapter I .--Introduction. - Chapter II.-- Justin Describes His Studies in Philosophy.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter III.--Justin Narrates the Manner of His Conversion.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter IV.--The Soul of Itself Cannot See God.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter V.--The Soul Is Not in Its Own Nature Immortal. - Chapter VI.--These Things Were Unknown to Plato and Other Philosophers.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter VII.--The Knowledge of Truth to Be Sought from the Prophets Alone. - Chapter VIII.--Justin by His Colloquy Is Kindled with Love to Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter IX.--The Christians Have Not Believed Groundless Stories. - Chapter X.--Trypho Blames the Christians for This Alone--The Non-Observance of the Law.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter XI.--The Law Abrogated; the New Testament Promised and Given by God.-Chapter XII.--The Jews Violate the Eternal Law, And Interpret Ill That of Moses.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter XIII.--Isaiah Teaches That Sins Are Forgiven Through Christ's Blood.-Chapter XIV.--Righteousness Is Not Placed in Jewish Rites but in the Conversion of the Heart Given in Baptism by Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter XV.--In What the True Fasting Consists.-Chapter XVI.--Circumcision Given as a Sign, That the Jews Might Be Driven Away for Their Evil Deeds Done to Christ and the Christians.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter XVII.--The Jews Sent Persons Through the Whole Earth to Spread Calumnies on Christians.-Chapter XVIII.--Christians Would Observe the Law, If They Did Not Know Why It Was Instituted.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter XIX.--Circumcision Unknown Before Abraham.-Chapter XX.--Why Choice of Meats Was Prescribed.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxi.--Sabbaths Were Instituted on Account of the People's Sins, And Not for a Work of Righteousness.-Chapter Xxii.--So Also Were Sacrifices and Oblations.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxiii.--The Opinion of the Jews Regarding the Law Does an Injury to God.-Chapter Xxiv.--The Christians' Circumcision Far More Excellent.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxv.--The Jews Boast in Vain That They Are Sons of Abraham./Chapter Xxvi.--No Salvation to the Jews Except Through Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxvii.--Why God Taught the Same Things by the Prophets as by Moses.-Chapter Xxviii.--True Righteousness Is Obtained by Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxix.--Christ Is Useless to Those Who Observe the Law.-Chapter Xxx.--Christians Possess the True Righteousness.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxxi.--If Christ's Power Be Now so Great, How Much Greater at the Second Advent!-Chapter Xxxii.--Trypho Objecting That Christ Is Described as Glorious by Daniel, Justin Distinguishes Two Advents.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxxiii.--Ps. Cx. Is Not Spoken of Hezekiah He Proves That Christ Was First Humble, Then Shall Be Glorious. - Chapter Xxxiv.--Nor Does Ps. Lxxii. Apply to Solomon, Whose Faults Christians Shudder At.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxxv.--Heretics Confirm the Catholics in the Faith. - Chapter Xxxvi.--He Proves That Christ Is Called Lord of Hosts.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxxvii.--The Same Is Proved from Other Psalms. - Chapter Xxxviii.--It Is an Annoyance to the Jew That Christ Is Said to Be Adored Justin Confirms It, However, From Ps. Xlv.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xxxix.--The Jews Hate the Christians Who Believe This How Great the Distinction Is Between Both! - Chapter Xl.--He Returns to the Mosaic Laws, And Proves That They Were Figures of the Things Which Pertain to Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xli.--The Oblation of Fine Flour Was a Figure of the Eucharist. - Chapter Xlii.--The Bells on the Priest's Robe Were a Figure of the Apostles.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xliii.--He Concludes That the Law Had an End in Christ, Who Was Born of the Virgin. - Chapter Xliv.--The Jews in Vain Promise Themselves Salvation, Which Cannot Be Obtained Except Through Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xlv.--Those Who Were Righteous Before and Under the Law Shall Be Saved by Christ. - Chapter Xlvi.--Trypho Asks Whether a Man Who Keeps the Law Even Now Will Be Saved Justin Proves That It Contributes Nothing to Righteousness.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xlvii.--Justin Communicates with Christians Who Observe the Law Not a Few Catholics Do Otherwise. - Chapter Xlviii.--Before the Divinity of Christ Is Proved, He[Trypho]Demands That It Be Settled That He Is Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Xlix.--To Those Who Object That Elijah Has Not yet Come, He Replies That He Is the Precursor of the First Advent. - Chapter L.--It Is Proved from Isaiah That John Is the Precursor of Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Li.--It Is Proved That This Prophecy Has Been Fulfilled. - Chapter Lii.--Jacob Predicted Two Advents of Christ.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Liii.--Jacob Predicted That Christ Would Ride on an Ass, And Zechariah Confirms It. - Chapter Liv.--What the Blood of the Grape Signifies.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Lv.--Trypho Asks That Christ Be Proved God, But Without Metaphor Justin Promises to Do So. - Chapter Lvi.--God Who Appeared to Moses Is Distinguished from God the Father.-Daniel Pollendine
• Chapter Lvi. Continued --God Who Appeared to Moses Is Distinguished from God the Father.-Daniel Pollendine