Contents
- Chapter I.—Introduction
- Chapter II.—Justin Describes His Studies in Philosophy
- Chapter III.—Justin Narrates the Manner of His Conversion
- Chapter IV.—The Soul of Itself Cannot See God
- Chapter V.—The Soul is Not in its Own Nature Immortal
- Chapter VI.—These Things Were Unknown to Plato and Other Philosophers
- Chapter VII.—The Knowledge of Truth to Be Sought From the Prophets Alone
- Chapter VIII.—Justin by His Colloquy is Kindled With Love to Christ
- Chapter IX.—The Christians Have Not Believed Groundless Stories
- Chapter X.—Trypho Blames the Christians for This Alone—the Non-observance of…
- Chapter XI.—The Law Abrogated; the New Testament Promised and Given by God
- Chapter XII.—The Jews Violate the Eternal Law, and Interpret Ill That of Moses
- Chapter XIII.—Isaiah Teaches That Sins Are Forgiven Through Christ’s Blood
- Chapter XIV.—Righteousness is Not Placed in Jewish Rites, but in the Conversion…
- Chapter XV.—In What the True Fasting Consists
- Chapter XVI.—Circumcision Given as a Sign, That the Jews Might Be Driven Away…
- Chapter XVII.—The Jews Sent Persons Through the Whole Earth to Spread Calumnies…
- Chapter XVIII.—Christians Would Observe the Law, if They Did Not Know Why it…
- Chapter XIX.—Circumcision Unknown Before Abraham. The Law Was Given by Moses on…
- Chapter XX.—Why Choice of Meats Was Prescribed
- Chapter XXI.—Sabbaths Were Instituted on Account of the People’s Sins, and Not…
- Chapter XXII.—So Also Were Sacrifices and Oblations
- Chapter XXIII.—The Opinion of the Jews Regarding the Law Does an Injury to God
- Chapter XXIV.—The Christians’ Circumcision Far More Excellent
- Chapter XXV.—The Jews Boast in Vain That They Are Sons of Abraham
- Chapter XXVI.—No Salvation to the Jews Except Through Christ
- Chapter XXVII.—Why God Taught the Same Things by the Prophets as by Moses
- Chapter XXVIII.—True Righteousness is Obtained by Christ
- Chapter XXIX.—Christ is Useless to Those Who Observe the Law
- Chapter XXX.—Christians Possess the True Righteousness
- Chapter XXXI.—If Christ’s Power Be Now So Great, How Much Greater at the Second…
- Chapter XXXII.—Trypho Objecting That Christ is Described as Glorious by Daniel…
- Chapter XXXIII.—Ps. Cx. is Not Spoken of Hezekiah. He Proves That Christ Was…
- Chapter XXXIV.—Nor Does Ps. Lxxii. Apply to Solomon, Whose Faults Christians…
- Chapter XXXV.—Heretics Confirm the Catholics in the Faith
- Chapter XXXVI.—He Proves That Christ is Called Lord of Hosts
- Chapter XXXVII.—The Same is Proved From Other Psalms
- Chapter XXXVIII.—It is an Annoyance to the Jew That Christ is Said to Be…
- Chapter XXXIX.—The Jews Hate the Christians Who Believe This. How Great the…
- Chapter XL.—He Returns to the Mosaic Laws, and Proves That They Were Figures of…
- Chapter XLI.—The Oblation of Fine Flour Was a Figure of the Eucharist
- Chapter XLII.—The Bells on the Priest’s Robe Were a Figure of the Apostles
- Chapter XLIII.—He Concludes That the Law Had an End in Christ, Who Was Born of…
- Chapter XLIV.—The Jews in Vain Promise Themselves Salvation, Which Cannot Be…
- Chapter XLV.—Those Who Were Righteous Before and Under the Law Shall Be Saved…
- Chapter XLVI.—Trypho Asks Whether a Man Who Keeps the Law Even Now Will Be…
- Chapter XLVII.—Justin Communicates With Christians Who Observe the Law. Not a…
- Chapter XLVIII.—Before the Divinity of Christ is Proved, He [Trypho] Demands…
- Chapter XLIX.—To Those Who Object That Elijah Has Not Yet Come, He Replies That…
- Chapter L.—It is Proved From Isaiah That John is the Precursor of Christ
- Chapter LI.—It is Proved That This Prophecy Has Been Fulfilled
- Chapter LII.—Jacob Predicted Two Advents of Christ
- Chapter LIII.—Jacob Predicted That Christ Would Ride on an Ass, and Zechariah…
- Chapter LIV.—What the Blood of the Grape Signifies
- Chapter LV.—Trypho Asks That Christ Be Proved God, but Without Metaphor. Justin…
- Chapter LVI.—God Who Appeared to Moses is Distinguished From God the Father
- Chapter LVII.—The Jew Objects, Why is He Said to Have Eaten, if He Be God?…
- Chapter LVIII.—The Same is Proved From the Visions Which Appeared to Jacob
- Chapter LIX.—God Distinct From the Father Conversed With Moses
- Chapter LX.—Opinions of the Jews With Regard to Him Who Appeared in the Bush
- Chapter LXI—Wisdom is Begotten of the Father, as Fire From Fire
- Chapter LXII.—The Words “Let Us Make Man” Agree With the Testimony of Proverbs
- Chapter LXIII.—It is Proved That This God Was Incarnate
- Chapter LXIV.—Justin Adduces Other Proofs to the Jew, Who Denies That He Needs…
- Chapter LXV.—The Jew Objects That God Does Not Give His Glory to Another…
- Chapter LXVI.—He Proves From Isaiah That God Was Born From a Virgin
- Chapter LXVII.—Trypho Compares Jesus With Perseus; and Would Prefer [To Say]…
- Chapter LXVIII.—He Complains of the Obstinacy of Trypho; He Answers His…
- Chapter LXIX.—The Devil, Since He Emulates the Truth, Has Invented Fables About…
- Chapter LXX.—So Also the Mysteries of Mithras Are Distorted From the Prophecies…
- Chapter LXXI.—The Jews Reject the Interpretation of the LXX., From Which…
- Chapter LXXII.—Passages Have Been Removed by the Jews From Esdras and Jeremiah
- Chapter LXXIII.—[The Words] “From the Wood” Have Been Cut Out of Ps. Xcvi
- Chapter LXXIV.—The Beginning of Ps. Xcvi. is Attributed to the Father [By…
- Chapter LXXV.—It is Proved That Jesus Was the Name of God in the Book of Exodus
- Chapter LXXVI.—From Other Passages the Same Majesty and Government of Christ…
- Chapter LXXVII.—He Returns to Explain the Prophecy of Isaiah
- Chapter LXXVIII.—He Proves That This Prophecy Harmonizes With Christ Alone…
- Chapter LXXIX.—He Proves Against Trypho That the Wicked Angels Have Revolted…
- Chapter LXXX.—The Opinion of Justin With Regard to the Reign of a Thousand…
- Chapter LXXXI.—He Endeavours to Prove This Opinion From Isaiah and the…
- Chapter LXXXII.—The Prophetical Gifts of the Jews Were Transferred to the…
- Chapter LXXXIII.—It is Proved That the Psalm, “The Lord Said to My Lord,” Etc…
- Chapter LXXXIV.—That Prophecy, “Behold, a Virgin,” Etc., Suits Christ Alone
- Chapter LXXXV.—He Proves That Christ is the Lord of Hosts From Ps. Xxiv., and…
- Chapter LXXXVI.—There Are Various Figures in the Old Testament of the Wood of…
- Chapter LXXXVII.—Trypho Maintains in Objection These Words: “And Shall Rest on…
- Chapter LXXXVIII.—Christ Has Not Received the Holy Spirit on Account of Poverty
- Chapter LXXXIX.—The Cross Alone is Offensive to Trypho on Account of the Curse…
- Chapter XC.—The Stretched-out Hands of Moses Signified Beforehand the Cross
- Chapter XCI.—The Cross Was Foretold in the Blessings of Joseph, and in the…
- Chapter XCII.—Unless the Scriptures Be Understood Through God’s Great Grace…
- Chapter XCIII.—The Same Kind of Righteousness is Bestowed on All. Christ…
- Chapter XCIV.—In What Sense He Who Hangs on a Tree is Cursed
- Chapter XCV.—Christ Took Upon Himself the Curse Due to Us
- Chapter XCVI.—That Curse Was a Prediction of the Things Which the Jews Would Do
- Chapter XCVII.—Other Predictions of the Cross of Christ
- Chapter XCVIII.—Predictions of Christ in Ps. Xxii
- Chapter XCIX.—In the Commencement of the Psalm Are Christ’s Dying Words
- Chapter C.—In What Sense Christ is [Called] Jacob, and Israel, and Son of Man
- Chapter CI.—Christ Refers All Things to the Father
- Chapter CII.—The Prediction of the Events Which Happened to Christ When He Was…
- Chapter CIII.—The Pharisees Are the Bulls: the Roaring Lion is Herod or the…
- Chapter CIV.—Circumstances of Christ’s Death Are Predicted in This Psalm
- Chapter CV.—The Psalm Also Predicts the Crucifixion and the Subject of the Last…
- Chapter CVI.—Christ’s Resurrection is Foretold in the Conclusion of the Psalm
- Chapter CVII.—The Same is Taught From the History of Jonah
- Chapter CVIII.—The Resurrection of Christ Did Not Convert the Jews. But Through…
- Chapter CIX.—The Conversion of the Gentiles Has Been Predicted by Micah
- Chapter CX.—A Portion of the Prophecy Already Fulfilled in the Christians: the…
- Chapter CXI.—The Two Advents Were Signified by the Two Goats. Other Figures of…
- Chapter CXII.—The Jews Expound These Signs Jejunely and Feebly, and Take up…
- Chapter CXIII.—Joshua Was a Figure of Christ
- Chapter CXIV.—Some Rules for Discerning What is Said About Christ. The…
- Chapter CXV.—Prediction About the Christians in Zechariah. The Malignant Way…
- Chapter CXVI.—It is Shown How This Prophecy Suits the Christians
- Chapter CXVII.—Malachi’s Prophecy Concerning the Sacrifices of the Christians…
- Chapter CXVIII.—He Exhorts to Repentance Before Christ Comes; in Whom…
- Chapter CXIX.—Christians Are the Holy People Promised to Abraham. They Have…
- Chapter CXX.—Christians Were Promised to Isaac, Jacob, and Judah
- Chapter CXXI.—From the Fact That the Gentiles Believe in Jesus, it is Evident…
- Chapter CXXII.—The Jews Understand This of the Proselytes Without Reason
- Chapter CXXIII.—Ridiculous Interpretations of the Jews. Christians Are the True…
- Chapter CXXIV.—Christians Are the Sons of God
- Chapter CXXV.—He Explains What Force the Word Israel Has, and How it Suits…
- Chapter CXXVI.—The Various Names of Christ According to Both Natures. It is…
- Chapter CXXVII.—These Passages of Scripture Do Not Apply to the Father, but to…
- Chapter CXXVIII.—The Word is Sent Not as an Inanimate Power, but as a Person…
- Chapter CXXIX.—That is Confirmed From Other Passages of Scripture
- Chapter CXXX.—He Returns to the Conversion of the Gentiles, and Shows That it…
- Chapter CXXXI.—How Much More Faithful to God the Gentiles Are Who Are Converted…
- Chapter CXXXII.—How Great the Power Was of the Name of Jesus in the Old…
- Chapter CXXXIII.—The Hard-heartedness of the Jews, for Whom the Christians Pray
- Chapter CXXXIV.—The Marriages of Jacob Are a Figure of the Church
- Chapter CXXXV.—Christ is King of Israel, and Christians Are the Israelitic Race
- Chapter CXXXVI.—The Jews, in Rejecting Christ, Rejected God Who Sent Him
- Chapter CXXXVII.—He Exhorts the Jews to Be Converted
- Chapter CXXXVIII.—Noah is a Figure of Christ, Who Has Regenerated Us by Water…
- Chapter CXXXIX.—The Blessings, and Also the Curse, Pronounced by Noah Were…
- Chapter CXL.—In Christ All Are Free. The Jews Hope for Salvation in Vain…
- Chapter CXLI.—Free-will in Men and Angels
- Chapter CXLII.—The Jews Return Thanks, and Leave Justin