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lx FACULTY OF THEOLOGY Explain be at charges with them that they may shave their heads with great sum obtained this citi- zenship and they were more than forty which made thip conspiracy wist not brethren that he was the high priest after the Way which they call sect appeal unto Caesar יוו λ ί Ψ ψ What do we learn from these chapters of St Paul's character and how would you justify his conduct before the Sanhedrin and in relation to the civil power Examine fully St Paul's Christology in the Epistles of the First Captivity What do we learn from these Epistles of the social con- ditions and life of the Church ill fw ψ fc Comment upon the following with references to the original Greek who was aforetimes unprofitable to thee but now is profitable to thee and to me having put off from himself the principalities and the powers voluntary humility and worshipping of angels where there cannot be barbarian Scythian let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts so that my bonds became manifest throughout the whole praetorian guard for know that this shall turn to my salvation beware of the concision our citizenship is in heaven 10 in all things have learned the secret What may we learn from these Epistles as to the here- tical tendencies of the Apostolic Age How does St Paul meet these dangers Show how St Paul's language and teaching in these Epistles may have been influenced by his own circumstances and by his relation to the political and moral forces around him 10 Explain the meaning and use by St Paul of the follow- ing words σπλάγχνα ενχαρίστονμζν iSpaioi τταραλογίζηταί οφθαλ- μοΒονλζίαίς αγοραζόμενοι άφζιΒία Ιριθζία ς σπένδομαι α&ημονων παραβολζνσάμζνος αυτάρκης