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 1 arg  |      OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT, THE UNITY OF THE CHURCH.~
 2 III  |         truth, might divide the unity. Those whom he cannot keep
 3 IV   |         that He might set forth unity, He arranged by His authority
 4 IV   |    authority the origin of that unity, as beginning from one.
 5 IV   |         beginning proceeds from unity. Which one Church, also,
 6 IV   |       he who does not hold this unity of the Church think that
 7 IV   |     sets forth the sacrament of unity, saying, "There is one body
 8 V    |                     V.~And this unity we ought firmly to hold
 9 V    |  overflowing abundance, yet the unity is still preserved in the
10 V    |     from its body of light, its unity does not allow a division
11 V    | everywhere diffused, nor is the unity of the body separated. Her
12 VI   |       any one believe that this unity which thus comes from the
13 VI   |       He who does not hold this unity does not hold God's law,
14 VII  |          VII.~This sacrament of unity, this bond of a concord
15 VII  |       That coat bore with it an unity that came down from the
16 VII  |    garment, He has declared the unity of the Church.~
17 VIII |         should believe that the unity of God can be divided, or
18 VIII |        urging upon us this same unity, beseeches and exhorts,
19 VIII |        endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond
20 X    | faithlessness does not maintain unity. But the Lord permits and
21 XIV  |     will endure for ever in the unity of a brotherhood linked
22 XV   |         the same time, love and unity by His instruction. He has
23 XV   |       in two precepts. But what unity does he keep, what love
24 XXI  |         severing the concord of unity, he shall have exchanged
25 XXIII|       joined into a substantial unity of body by the cement of
26 XXIII|       by the cement of concord. Unity cannot be severed; nor can