Examples of using Origen in English and their translations into Chinese
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The best means now of restoring it is the Copto-Sahidic translation which followed the Septuagint and does not contain Origen's additions.
The IPO comprised the group's three brands: Astralis, Origen and Future FC.
Origen said,“But as to who wrote the epistle, only God knows the truth.”.
They"believed(as did St. Jerome nearly a century afterwards) that Origen had succeeded in restoring the old Greek version to its primitive purity".
The authenticity of these letters is accepted by almost all scholars, and they have been referenced and interpreted by early authors such as Origen and Eusebius.
Only a few later advocates are known to us, principally theological adversaries of Origen.
Dr. Walton reminds me of the third-century theologian Origen to whom he sometimes refers.
Origen tells us that they existed in Theodotion's version, and that they were used by Josephus in his"Antiquities"(XVI).
Other writers such as Justin Martyr, Origen, Chrysostom, and Augustine considered tongues something that happened only in the earliest days of the Church.
In some experiments, cell culture bags(catalog PL325, OriGen Biomedical) were used.
To understand Origen were by far the most complete exegetical collection then in existence, and the one most accessible to students.
Chile is made up of 14 wine-growing regions, which define the appellations(D.O. Denominación de Origen).
Moreover, Origen(In Matt., i) categorically asserts that this Gospel was published for Jews converted to the Faith.
Rioja was the first Spanish wine region to rise to the highest level of Denominación de Origen Calificada, or DOCa.
Origen returned to the security of Cæsarea(231), and there established a school of theology, over which he presided for 20 years.
Origen rightly drew the conclusion that the believer"will not attain salvation if the Trinity is not complete.".
They system may be reduced to a few hypotheses, the error and danger of which were not recognized by Origen.
The question at issue was to determine if certain doctrines professed by Origen and others taught by certain pagan followers of Origen could be accepted.
Nevertheless, it is certain that St. Jerome greatly praised and made use of Origen, that he even transcribed some erroneous passages without due reservation.
The belief that she became a Christian goes back to the second century, and may be found in Origen(Hom., in Mat., xxxv).