66. punished with death and chains word from God, 17-
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26S marriage with a divorcefl person permitted by human law, not by Christ, 11.
(see Jewish teachers.) Martyrs., knowing the blessings they have derived from the doctrine of Christ, confess the school of divine Christ the Priest of those in uncircumcision, and will receive and bless those of the circumcision who come to Him, ibid.
Men^ all by nature brothers, 236. notwithstanding supposed distinctions, 57. created like God, free from suffering and immortal, if they would keepHiscommandments,225. thought worthy to be gods, and to have power virtue, 59. he who denies a thing either condemns it, or judges himself unworthy of it, ibid, endure torture even to death rather than commit to become the sons of the Most High, and will be judged each for themselves like x'^dam and Eve, idolatry or eat of idol sacrifices, 112. might deny when interrogated, but will not save their lives by falsehood ; but, striving for the abode above, even hasten to confess, 5, 29, 30. conscious of no evil in themselves, accounting it wicked not to speak the truth in all things, and desiring ibid, not made like other creatures, trees, beasts, &c.
33. the world made for the human race, 7, 60. things on earth subjected to man, 61. and things above it created for him, ibid, exists not for ever, 80. even his soul's immortality entirely dependent on God's will, ibid, (see Man,)
Menander, the Comic Poet., his saying to disahuse the heathen of their prejudices, 60. prefer death to denial of Christ, 193. a strong argument in their favour, in the opinion of Antoninus, 54. they conquer their judges, against idolatry that " the workman is greater than his work," 16.
Menander of Samaria, 20, 43, deluded ibid. the readiness to die for Christ the true circumcision, 212.
Christians rejoice even in death, many at Antioch by magic, 20. a disciple of Simon, ibid, persuaded ibid.
127. they do not fear it since it must come, and this world soon his followers that they should never (lie, ibid, which many of them still i^atiates, 44. they would not be permitted to be slain were it not that death is a debt all must pay ; so they give thanks when it is done, 66. punished with death and chains believe, ibid.
Mercury, the interpreting word, and the teacher of all, 16. the messengerword from God, 17Meristce, a Jewish sect, 174.
Millenniu7H, promised in the words, " According to the days of the tree as guilty of shameful actions, 69, 67. in Antoninus' reign death to own one's self a Christian, 1 . martyrdom shews that Christians look not of life, shall the days of My people be," 176. spoken of by Isaiah, 175.
Ezekiel, and other prophets, ibid.
Justin and all other perfectly orthodox Christians expect a millennium for an earthly kingdom, 7. none can terrify them ; tortures do not drive them from confessing, but make others believe, 207. like pruning a in Jerusalem, 174, 175. many of a pure and devout Christian mind do not hold this, 174. foretold by the Apostle John in the Revelation as preceding the general resurrection, vine, ibid, in the midst of tortures pray that their tormenters may obtain mercy, 93. not the least desire for vengeance, ibid. 192, 193. prove by dying that they consider the law to be ,'eeter than honey,"
106. shew that the new covenant is come, 85. refute the slanders of enemies, Q7. some offered themselves to death, arid the judgment, 176. certain of our Lord's words referred (?) to it, 134, 176.
Christ has promised the land of Canaan as the possession of all saints, 241. implied in Noah's prophecy, 240.
Jerusalem shall be ibid, (see Death^ Christians.) Mary, and Eve contrasted, 196, 197.
Mattery (see Creation.) Meats, Noah permitted to eat flesh except that with the blood, 94. disrebuilt, and Christians live there with Christ, and with the patriarchs and prophets, and the Jews and proselytes of the times before Christ, tinction of meats intended to preserve the recollection of God, ibid, 174, 241. we shall possess the holy land together with Abraham, 218. in a faithless people, 95. meaning of, " as the green herb," 94.
Melchisedek, priest of those who are for endless ages, ibid.
Minerva, daughter of Jupiter without sexual union, 50. the first conception in uncircumcision, blessed Abraham when he was in circumcision, and of creation, ibid, an imitation of the Word of God, ibid. received tithes from him, 110. so