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 1 1 |        contrary to the Orthodox faith, have been introduced by
 2 1 |       stand by, and defend this faith. ~
 3 2 |     confession of our Apostolic Faith, yet(1)] not as those who
 4 2 |       the truth of his spotless faith as it has been handed down
 5 2 |    preaching of our evangelical faith which was addressed to our
 6 2 |  willing confession of the true faith. ~And this it is that the
 7 2 |     which the word of Christian faith was preached by those sent
 8 2 |         any distorting keep the faith come to us from the Fathers,
 9 2 |      rectitude of our Apostolic faith, as well as in the integrity
10 2 |       strength of our Apostolic faith contains, which we have
11 2 |       Evangelical and Apostolic faith, to wit, that as we confess
12 2 |         is the rule of the true faith, which this spiritual mother
13 2 |      has received the Christian faith from her founders, the princes
14 2 |     prayed for thee, that (thy) faith fail not. And when thou
15 2 |       and Saviour of all, whose faith it is, that promised that
16 2 |      that promised that Peter's faith should not fail and exhorted
17 2 |         the truth of the Lord's faith? Wherefore the predecessors
18 2 |      the truth of the Christian faith holds, the will is natural,
19 2 |        that we should with full faith confess also the difference
20 2 |       of the true and apostolic faith, the Emperor Justinian of
21 2 |    memory, whose uprightness of faith exalted the Christian State
22 2 |   nations, whose uprightness of faith was disseminated with praise
23 2 |      rectitude of the apostolic faith, we offer to your most tranquil
24 2 |       the truth of the Orthodox faith has become clear although
25 2 |    against the orthodoxy of the faith, and arguments agreeable
26 2 |      Lord at his coming a right faith? Therefore the Holy Church
27 2 |     uprightness of the orthodox faith, which has been established
28 2 |      free from all error, [that faith I say] the whole number
29 2 |    rather than the truth of the faith, and think that our sincere
30 2 |       the unity of the orthodox faith, and awaiting their conversion
31 2 |       rectitude of the orthodox faith: that they might not make
32 2 |        exercise, and preach the faith he has handed down, but
33 2 |       Evangelical and Apostolic faith. Wherefore since the truth
34 2 |         follow the cause of his faith (as equity demanded, and
35 2 |          on the spurners of his faith, the injury done your Redeemer
36 2 |       Evangelical and Apostolic faith should be everywhere set
37 2 |      truth and of our Apostolic faith, to decline which as injurious
38 2 |   Evangelical rule of the right faith as we have received it from
39 2 |    Catholic and Apostolic right faith, receive the perfect reward
40 2 |       the integrity of the true faith was maintained: since God,
41 2 |        a word in defence of the faith which he believes and holds,
42 2 |      the Catholic and Apostolic faith, has been prohibited or
43 3 |         this is the traditional faith, and is that which was set
44 3 |      that those opposed to this faith have erred from the truth,
45 3 |      the cause of the Apostolic faith: who as they can be of advantage
46 3 |      long as they hold the true faith with us, and think in unison
47 3 |   stumble at any article of the faith. But we, although most humble,
48 4 | demanding the expression of his faith], answer what seemeth him
49 5 |        contrary to our orthodox faith, all of whom we define are
50 5 |        accordance with the true faith and with the Apostolic teachings,
51 5 |      the keeper of the orthodox faith! O Lord preserve the foundation
52 5 |      preserve the keeper of the faith! ~Many years to Agatho,
53 5 |    heretics, anathema! ~May the faith of the Christians increase,
54 6 |               THE DEFINITION OF FAITH.~(Found in the Acts, Session
55 6 |    confirmation of the orthodox faith. But as the author of evil,
56 6 |         the Pillar of the right faith; and also agrees with the
57 6 |         or to teach a different faith. Whosoever shall presume
58 6 |  presume to compose a different faith, or to propose, or teach,
59 7 |       for his zeal for the true faith.] ~But because the adversary
60 8 |     ground the firm rock of the faith, as we know from having
61 8 |        as lapsed concerning the faith and as sinners, in the morning
62 8 |         concerning the orthodox faith and his obstinate stubbornness),
63 8 |        the first chapter of the faith. ~Thus, illuminated by the
64 8 |   shining light of the orthodox faith, and we pray your paternal
65 8 |    sincerely confessed the true faith, preserving it unsullied
66 9 |      etc." ~4. In the decree of faith published at the xviijth
67 9 |       anathema in its decree of faith, and in several places in
68 10|    edict with the confession of faith, in order to confirm and
69 10|       an extended confession of faith, with proofs for the doctrine
70 10|         should hold a different faith, or venture to teach one
71 10|         other than the orthodox faith could men be saved. Whoever