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{L884} Ignatius of Antioch (cont'd)

     saints, roots of doctrine of the intercession of, {L427 Pg110n34}

     scholarly views of, {L12 Pgii}

     as servant, {L45 Pg5}

     spirit in sacrificial service, {L308 Pg87}

     and substitute soul. See Substitute soul

     theology of martyrdom, {L61 Pg11} - {L77 Pg15n10}

     theology of salvation, {L88 Pg20} - {L101 Pg24}

     trial in Antioch, {L57 Pg9} - {L58 Pg9n1}

     trip to Rome, {L57 Pg9} - {L58 Pg9n1}

     on union of opposites, {L182 Pg55}

     and unity, {L102 Pg25}, {L106 Pg27} - {L113 Pg29n2}, {L160 Pg48} - {L167 Pg50}

     view of church, {L101 Pg24}

{L885} Incarnation

     and Christian faith, {L55 Pg7}

     historical truth of, {L83 Pg18} - {L87 Pg20}

     real purpose of, {L85 Pg19}

{L886} Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons, {L32 Pg2}, {L454 Pg116n20}

letter to Florinus, {L184 Pg57} - {L185 Pg58}

memories of Polycarp, {L185 Pg58}

{L887} J

{L888} Jesus Christ

     application of redemption of, {L92 Pg21} - {L93 Pg22}

     as divine physician, {L180 Pg54} - {L182 Pg55}

     Ignatius of Antioch seeking to die for, {L456 Pg117} - {L461 Pg118}

     as leader of praise to the Father, {L251 Pg78n21}

     Paschal Mystery, {L83 Pg18} - {L86 Pg20}

     and Peter the Apostle, {L511 Pg131}

     physical reality of, {L379 Pg101}, {L412 Pg107}

     as physician, {L262 Pg80n29}