48. The miracles of Christ. _Is._ 35, 5, 6: The lame shall leap ... the dead shall rise and walk, etc. Christ's death. _Is._ 57, 1 f.: Behold, how the Just Man has perished, etc. 49. The Gentiles to find Christ _Is._ 65, 1-3: I was visible to but not the Jews. them that asked not for me ... I spread out my hands to a disobedient people. 50. Christ's humiliation and _Is._ 53, 12: For that they gave the glorious second his soul to death ... he advent. shall be exalted. _Is._ 52, 13-53, 8: ... he was wounded, etc. 51. His sufferings, origin, _Is._ 53, 8-12. reign and ascension. His second coming. "Jeremiah" = _Daniel_ 7, 13, as it were a son of man cometh upon the clouds and his angels with him. {187} 52. The final resurrection. _Ezek._ 37, 7-8: Bone shall be joined to bone. _Is._ 45, 23: Every knee shall bow to the Lord. _Is._ 66, 24: The worm shall not sleep nor the fire be quenched. Also a composite quotation with phrases mingled from Isaiah and Zechariah, attributed to the latter. 53. More Gentiles than Jews _Is._ 54, 1: Rejoice, O barren, will believe. etc. "Isaiah" = _Jerem._ 9, 26: Israel uncircumcised in heart. 60. The Cross foretold in the _Num._ 21, 8: If ye look at this brazen serpent. type(_typo_) I believe ye shall be saved in it (_en auto_). 61. Baptism. _Is._ 1, 16: Wash you ... I will whiten as wool. [Sidenote: The God beside the Creator] What in the _Apology_ is a bare outline, is developed at great length and with amazing ingenuity in the dialogue with Trypho. We may begin with the question of a "God beside the Creator."