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 1 Preface,    2        |      Since the chief aim of this sacred science is to give a ~knowledge
 2 Preface,    2        |      list of Commentaries on the Sacred Scriptures are exhaustive,
 3 ApCreed,   12   (2)  |       preaching of the Gospel to sacred things. ~The word "ecclesia" (
 4 ApCreed,   13   (15) |         not give the power of so sacred a ministry to all, ~but
 5 ApCreed,   14   (2)  |      therefore, contrary ~to the Sacred Scripturess, which in many
 6 ApCreed,   14,  2    | incorruption."7 And likewise the Sacred Scripture says that by the ~
 7 10Command,    2   (5)|         day of the week was held sacred for other reasons, viz.,
 8 Sacramen             |          God": "a Sacrament is a sacred thing" or "the sign of a
 9 Sacramen             |         thing" or "the sign of a sacred ~thing."1 Even in the Old
10 Sacramen             | sacraments, that is, signs ~of a sacred thing - for example, the
11 Sacramen             |     paschal lamb and other legal sacred ~signs or "sacraments" which,
12 Sacramen,    0   (3) |        has the power to effect a sacred thing which is worked interiorly
13 Sacramen,    2   (13)|         to receive or ~perform a sacred act, and distinguishes us
14 Sacramen,    4   (21)|          bread then used for the sacred mysteries was ~consecrated
15 Sacramen,    5   (28)|    Church. Whoever performs this sacred duty must be ~invested not
16 Sacramen,    7   (32)|       are divided ~into major or sacred orders (priesthood, deaconship.
17 LordPray,    4   (15)|         prescribed for us in the sacred writings and thus, guided