Sections

• 1 Chapter 1: Introduction
• 2 Chapter 2: Justin Describes His Studies in Philosophy.
• 3 Chapter 3: Justin Describes How He Converted.
• 4 Chapter 4: The Soul Cannot See God by Itself
• 5 Chapter 5: The Soul is not Naturally Immortal.
• 6 Chapter 6: Plato and Other Philosophers Were Unaware of These Things
• 7 Chapter 7: The Only Source of Truth is the Prophets
• 8 Chapter 8: Justin is Ignited with Love for Christ Through His Conversation.
• 9 Chapter 9: The Christians have not believed baseless stories.
• 10 Chapter 10: Trypho Criticizes Christians Only for This - Not Following the Law.
• 11 Chapter 11: The Law Overturned; The New Testament Promised and Delivered by God.
• 12 Chapter 12: The Jews Break the Eternal Law and Misinterpret That of Moses.
• 13 Chapter 13: Isaiah Teaches That Sins are Forgiven Through Christ's Blood.
• 14 Chapter 14: - Righteousness is not found in Jewish rites, but in the transformation of the heart given in baptism by Christ.
• 15 Chapter 15: What True Fasting Consists Of
• 16 Chapter 16: Circumcision was Provided as a Symbol, for the Jews to be Exiled due to their Harmful Actions towards Christ and the Christians.
• 17 Chapter 17: The Jews sent people across the entire world to spread slander about Christians.
• 18 Chapter 18: Christians Would Follow the Law, If They Didn't Understand Its Purpose.
• 19 Chapter 19: Circumcision was not known before Abraham. The law was introduced by Moses due to their stubbornness.
• 20 Chapter 20: Why specific meats were recommended.
• 21 Chapter 21: Sabbaths Were Established Due to People's Sins, Not as an Act of Righteousness.
• 22 Chapter 22: The Same Applies to Sacrifices and Offerings.
• 23 Chapter 23: How the Jewish Interpretation of the Law Offends God
• 24 Chapter 24: The Superiority of Christian Circumcision
• 25 Chapter 25: The Jews' Empty Pride in Being Descendants of Abraham
• 26 Chapter 26: No Salvation for the Jews Except Through Christ.
• 27 Chapter 27: Why God Taught the Same Things Through the Prophets as Through Moses.
• 28 Chapter 28: True Righteousness is Achieved Through Christ.
• 29 Chapter 29:—Christ is Insignificant to Those Who Follow the Law.
• 30 Chapter 30: Christians Possess True Righteousness
• 31 Chapter 31: If Christ's Power is so Great Now, How Much Greater Will It Be at the Second Coming!
• 32 Chapter 32: Trypho Argues that Daniel Describes Christ as Glorious, Justin Differentiates Two Arrivals.
• 33 Chapter 33:—Ps. 110: Does not Refer to Hezekiah. It Proves That Christ was First Humble, Then Will Be Glorious.
• 34 Chapter 34: Psalm 72 Does Not Apply to Solomon, Whose Failures Make Christians Tremble.
• 35 Chapter 35: Heretics Strengthen the Faith of Catholics.
• 36 Chapter 36: He Proves that Christ is Called Lord of Hosts.
• 37 Chapter 37: The Same is Proven from Other Psalms.
• 38 Chapter 38: The Jew is bothered by the claim that Christ is worshipped. Nevertheless, Justin validates it using Psalm 45.
• 39 Chapter 39: The Hostility of Jews Towards Christians Who Hold These Beliefs and the Significant Differences Between the Two.
• 40 Chapter 40: He Returns to the Biblical (Mosaic) Laws and Demonstrates that They Symbolize Aspects Related to Christ.
• 41 Chapter 41: The Offering of Fine Flour was a Symbol of the Eucharist.
• 42 Chapter 42: The bells on the priest's robe symbolized the apostles.
• 43 Chapter 43: He Concludes that the Law Concluded with Christ, Who was Born from the Virgin.
• 44 Chapter 44: The Jews Falsely Assure Themselves of Salvation, Which Can Only be Achieved Through Christ.
• 45 Chapter 45: Those who were virtuous before and during the law will be saved by Christ.
• 46 Chapter 46:—Trypho questions if a person who still follows the law will be saved. Justin shows that it does not contribute to righteousness.
• 47 Chapter 47: Justin Communicates with Christians Who Follow the Law. Quite a Few Catholics Do Not.
• 48 Chapter 48: Before Proving Christ's Divinity, Trypho Requests Confirmation that He is the Christ.
• 49 Chapter 49: Addressing Those Who Argue that Elijah Has Not Yet Arrived, Explaining He is the Forerunner of the First Coming.
• 50 Chapter 50: It is proven from Isaiah that John is the forerunner of Christ.
• 51 Chapter 51: Proof that this Prophecy has been Fulfilled.
• 52 Chapter 52: Jacob Predicted Two Comings of Christ.
• 53 Chapter 53: Jacob Predicted That Christ Would Ride on a Donkey, and Zechariah Confirmed It.
• 54 Chapter 54: What the Grape's Blood Signifies.
• 55 Chapter 55: Trypho Requests Proof of Christ Being God, Without Using Metaphors, and Justin Promises to Provide It.
• 56 Chapter 56: The God Who Appeared to Moses is Different from God the Father.
• 57 Chapter 57: The Jew Questions - Why is He Said to Have Eaten if He is God? Justin's Response.
• 58 Chapter 58: The same is proven from the visions that appeared to Jacob.
• 59 Chapter 59: God, separate from the Father, conversed with Moses.
• 60 Chapter 60: Jewish Views on the One Who Appeared in the Bush.
• 61 Chapter 61 - Wisdom is Produced by the Father, Like Fire from Fire.
• 62 Chapter 62: The phrase "Let Us create humanity" aligns with the teachings of Proverbs.
• 63 Chapter 63: It is proven that this God was incarnated.
• 64 Chapter 64: Justin Provides Additional Evidence to the Jew, Who Denies Needing This Christ.
• 65 Chapter 65: The Jew Argues that God Doesn't Share His Glory with Anyone. Justin Clarifies the Scripture.
• 66 Chapter 66: He Proves from Isaiah that God was Born from a Virgin.
• 67 Chapter 67: Trypho Compares Jesus with Perseus; He Would Rather Say That Jesus Was Chosen to be Christ Because of His Observance of the Law. Justin Discusses the Law in Its Former Context.
• 68 Chapter 68: He Complains About Trypho's Stubbornness; He Responds to His Objection; He Accuses the Jews of Dishonesty.
• 69 Chapter 69: The devil, imitating the truth, has created stories about Bacchus, Hercules, and Aesculapius.
• 70 Chapter 70: The Mysteries of Mithras are also Distortions of the Prophecies from Daniel and Isaiah.
• 71 Chapter 71: The Jews Dismiss the Interpretation of the 70 and Have Removed Some Sections from It
• 72 Chapter 72: Passages Have Been Removed by the Jews from Esdras and Jeremiah.
• 73 Chapter 73: "From the wood" has been removed from Psalm 96:
• 74 Chapter 74: The start of Psalm 96 is attributed to the Father by Trypho, but it refers to Christ with the words: "Declare his glory among the nations, the Lord," and so on.
• 75 Chapter 75: Proof that Jesus was God's Name in the Book of Exodus.
• 76 Chapter 76: Proving the Same Majesty and Governance of Christ from Other Passages
• 77 Chapter 77: He Comes Back to Explain Isaiah's Prophecy.
• 78 Chapter 78: He Demonstrates that this Prophecy Aligns Only with Christ, Based on the Following Writings.
• 79 Chapter 79: He proves to Trypho that the evil angels have rebelled against God.
• 80 Chapter 80: Justin's Views on the Thousand-Year Reign and Its Rejection by Many Catholics.
• 81 Chapter 81: He Tries to Substantiate this View from Isaiah and the Apocalypse.
• 82 Chapter 82: The Prophetic Abilities of the Jews were Passed on to the Christians.
• 83 Chapter 83: Proof that the Psalm, "The Lord said to My Lord," etc., does not apply to Hezekiah.
• 84 Chapter 84: The Prophecy, "Behold, a Virgin," etc., Only Applies to Christ.
• 85 Chapter 85: He Proves that Christ is the Lord of Hosts from Psalm 24, and from His Authority Over Demons.
• 86 Chapter 86: Various symbols in the Old Testament represent the cross through which Christ reigned.
• 87 Chapter 87: Trypho Challenges These Words: "And Shall Rest on Him," etc. Justin Provides an Explanation.
• 88 Chapter 88: Christ Did Not Receive the Holy Spirit Because of Poverty.
• 89 Chapter 89: The Cross is the Only Thing That Offends Trypho Because of the Curse, But It Proves That Jesus is the Messiah.
• 90 Chapter 90: The Extended Hands of Moses Represented the Cross Ahead of Time
• 91 Chapter 91: The Cross was Predicted in Joseph's Blessings, and in the Serpent that was Raised Up.
• 92 Chapter 92: Unless the scriptures are understood through God's abundant grace, it won't seem like God has always taught the same righteousness.
• 93 Chapter 93: The same type of righteousness is given to everyone. Christ summarizes it in two commandments.
• 94 Chapter 94: The Meaning of Being Cursed for Hanging on a Tree
• 95 Chapter 95: Christ Accepted the Curse Meant for Us
• 96 Chapter 96:—That curse was a prediction of the actions the Jews would take.
• 97 Chapter 97: Other Prophecies About Christ's Cross
• 98 Chapter 98: Predictions of Christ in Psalm 22
• 99 Chapter 99: The Beginning of the Psalm Contains Christ's Dying Words.
• 100 Chapter 100: The Meaning of Christ Being Referred to as Jacob, Israel, and Son of Man.
• 101 Chapter 101: Christ Attributes All Things to the Father
• 102 Chapter 102: The Prophecy of the Events that Occurred at Christ's Birth and Why God Allowed it.
• 103 Chapter 103: The Pharisees are Represented by the Bulls: The Roaring Lion Symbolizes Herod or the Devil.
• 104 Chapter 104: The Details of Christ's Death are Predicted in this Psalm.
• 105 Chapter 105: The Psalm also Foretells the Crucifixion and the Topic of Christ's Final Prayers on Earth.
• 106 Chapter 106: Christ's Resurrection is Predicted at the End of the Psalm.
• 107 Chapter 107: The same is taught from the history of Jonah.
• 108 Chapter 108: The Resurrection of Christ did not Convert the Jews. Instead, They Sent People Around the World to Accuse Him.
• 109 Chapter 109: Micah Predicted the Conversion of the Gentiles
• 110 Chapter 110: A Part of the Prophecy Already Fulfilled by Christians: The Remainder Will Be Fulfilled at the Second Coming.
• 111 Chapter 111: The two arrivals were symbolified by the two goats. Other symbols of the first arrival, in which the Gentiles are liberated by the blood of Christ.
• 112 Chapter 112: The Jews Interpret these Symbols in a Superficial and Weak Manner, Only Focusing their Attention on Trivial Issues.
• 113 Chapter 113: Joshua as a Symbol of Christ.
• 114 Chapter 114: Some Guidelines for Understanding Christ’s Teachings. The Jewish Circumcision Practice Greatly Differs from the Christian Baptism Ritual.
• 115 Chapter 115: Prophecy about Christians in Zechariah. The Malicious Approach Jews Have in Debates.
• 116 Chapter 116: Demonstrating How this Prophecy Applies to Christians.
• 117 Chapter 117: Malachi's Prophecy About the Sacrifices of Christians. It Cannot be Interpreted as Referring to the Prayers of Dispersed Jews.
• 118 Chapter 118: He Urges for Repentance Before Christ's Arrival; In Whom Christians, as Believers, are Much More Devout than Jews.
• 119 Chapter 119: Christians are the Sacred People Promised to Abraham. They Have Been Summoned like Abraham.
• 120 Chapter 120: Christians were Promised to Isaac, Jacob, and Judah.
• 121 Chapter 121: The Belief in Jesus by Gentiles Proves That He is the Messiah.
• 122 Chapter 122: The Jews Misinterpret This as Referring to the Proselytes Without Justification.
• 123 Chapter 123: Absurd Interpretations of the Jews. Christians are the True Israel.
• 124 Chapter 124: Christians are God's Children.
• 125 Chapter 125: He Explains the Significance of the Word Israel, and How it Relates to Christ.
• 126 Chapter 126: The Different Names of Christ According to Both His Natures. It Demonstrates that He is God, and Appeared to the Patriarchs.
• 127 Chapter 127: These Scripture Verses Do Not Refer to the Father, But to the Word.
• 128 Chapter 128: The Word is Delivered not as a Lifeless Force, but as a Person Born of the Father's Essence.
• 129 Chapter 129: This is Confirmed by Other Passages of Scripture.
• 130 Chapter 130: He Returns to Discussing the Conversion of Non-Jews, and Demonstrates that it was Predicted.
• 131 Chapter 131: The Greater Faithfulness to God of Gentiles Converted to Christ Compared to Jews.
• 132 Chapter 132: The Significant Power of Jesus' Name in the Old Testament
• 133 Chapter 133: The Insensitivity of the Jews, for Whom the Christians Pray.
• 134 Chapter 134: Jacob's Marriages Represent the Church.
• 135 Chapter 135: Christ is the King of Israel, and Christians are the Israelite Race.
• 136 Chapter 136: The Jews, by Denying Christ, Denied God Who Sent Him.
• 137 Chapter 137: - He Urges the Jews to Convert.
• 138 Chapter 138: Noah is a Symbol of Christ, who has Rejuvenated us through Water, Faith, and Wood: [i.e., the Cross.]
• 139 Chapter 139: The Blessings and Curses Predicted by Noah were Prophesies of the Future
• 140 Chapter 140: All are Free in Christ. The Jews' Hope for Salvation is in Vain Because They are Descendants of Abraham.
• 141 Chapter 141: Free Will in Humans and Angels.
• 142 Chapter 142: The Jews Express Gratitude and Depart from Justin.