...Testament is the book of the Shepherd, or of Hennas, which is called the Two W ays, or the Judgment of Peter. All -which they would have to be read in the churches, but not to be alleged by w;iy of authority, for proving articles of faith. Other scriptures they called apocryphal, which they...

...Testament is the book of the Shepherd, or of Hernias, which is called the Two Ways, or the Judgment of Peter. All which they would have to be read in...of authority for proving articles of faith. Other Scriptures they called Apocryphal, which they would not have to be read in the churches." Thus it appears,...

...forefathers ecclesiastical ; — mentions ich both for the Old and New Testaments ; and concludes : All which they would have to be read in the churches, but not be alleged by way of authority for proving articles of faith." Such is the testimony of Ruffinus. "...

...Testament is the book of the Shepherd, or of Hermas, which is called the Two Ways, or the Judgment of Peter. All which they would have to be read in...of authority for proving articles of faith. Other Scriptures they call Apocryphal, which they would not have to be read in the churches." Thus it appears...

...Testament is the book of the Shepherd, or of Hernias, which is called the Two Way*, or the Judgment of Peter. All which they would have to be read in...by way of authority for proving articles of faith." Jerome says,3 " As, therefore, the Church reads the books of Judith, Tobias and Maccabees, but does...

...But there are also writings ecclesiastical and apocryphal which are not canonical. These the Fathers would have to be read in the Churches, but not to be alleged as authorities. In all this there is certainly nothing out of keeping with the author's confession...