| PAGE | INTRODUCTION.—Critical Examination of Original Documents | 7 | CHAPTER I.—Formation of Beliefs relative to the Resurrection of Jesus.—The Apparitions at Jerusalem | 54 | CHAPTER II.—Departure of the Disciples from Jerusalem.—Second Galilean life of Jesus | 71 | CHAPTER III.—Return of the Apostles to Jerusalem.—End of the period of Apparitions | 83 | CHAPTER IV.—Descent of the Holy Spirit; Ecstatical and Prophetic Phenomena | 91 | CHAPTER V.—First Church at Jerusalem; its Character Cenobitical | 104 | CHAPTER VI.—The Conversion of the Hellenistic Jews and Proselytes | 122 | CHAPTER VII.—The Church considered as an Association of poor People.—Institution of the Diaconate.—Deaconesses and Widows | 130 | CHAPTER VIII.—First Persecution.—Death of Stephen.—Destruction of the first Church of Jerusalem | 144 | CHAPTER IX.—First Missions.—Philip the Deacon | 154 | CHAPTER X.—Conversion of St. Paul | 162 | CHAPTER XI.—Peace and Interior Developments of the Church of Judea | 179 | CHAPTER XII.—Establishment of the Church of Antioch | 196 | CHAPTER XIII.—The idea of an Apostolate to the Gentiles.—Saint Barnabas | 206 | CHAPTER XIV.—Persecution of Herod Agrippa I. | 214 | CHAPTER XV.—Movements Parallel to, and Imitative of Christianity.—Simon of Gitto | 226 | CHAPTER XVI.—General progress of the Christian Missions | 236 | CHAPTER XVII.—State of the World in the First Century | 252 | CHAPTER XVIII.—Religious Legislation of the period | 278 | CHAPTER XIX.—The Future of Missions | 290 | NOTES | 305 |
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