2. In the next place--of all the places,--which, in the course of this excursion of Peter's, are mentioned as having been visited by him,--there is not one, that Paul is mentioned as having ever visited: whereas, in the first of them that is mentioned, the Apostles are mentioned as having already a band of disciples.[42] 3. In the third place,--the date, assigned to this excursion of Peter's, is, by several years, antecedent even to the first, of the several excursions of Paul's, of which mention is made in the Acts. In the received chronology--date assigned to the commencement of Peter's excursion, A.D. 35; date assigned to Paul's first excursion, A.D. 45. While Peter was thus occupying himself, Paul was still at Tarsus:[43] at Tarsus--his own birthplace--whereto,--in consequence of the danger, to which his life had been exposed by his first Jerusalem Visit, his Reconciliation Visit,--he had taken his flight.[44] 4. In the fourth place,--notwithstanding the perpetual hostility of Paul's mind, as towards Peter and the rest of the Apostles,--on no occasion, on the score of any breach of this article in the partition treaty, is any complaint, on the part of Paul, to be found. When dissatisfaction is expressed, doctrine alone is mentioned by him as the source of it: doctrine, the ostensible; dominion, the original and real source. Spite of the treaty,--spite of the manifest interest, of the only genuine religion of Jesus--the Gospel taught by the Apostles,--still in places to which they had access--in places in which, in consequence, they had formed connections,--he persisted in intruding himself: intruding himself, with that Gospel which he says himself, was his, not theirs--and not being theirs, was not Jesus's:--intruding himself, in places, in which, even had his Gospel been Jesus's, _their_ connections being established, there existed no demand for him and _his_. Can this be doubted of? If yes, all doubt will at any rate be removed, when,--spite of all the endeavours that could be employed, either by them or by his own adherents, to prevail upon him to desist,--we shall see him entering Jerusalem on his Invasion Visit: as if, while, for preaching the religion of Jesus, all the world, with the exception of the Jewish part of it, was not enough for this intruder,--the Apostles of Jesus--eleven in number, with their elected associate, Matthias,--were not, all together, enough, for that small part of it.