Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,18|                 18.~ How can man break down the wall of sin which
 2  2,18|          own efforts, man cannot break down this separation.~ ~
 3  6,8 |        naturally had to arise to break those ties whereby the clergy
 4  7,9 |    Tradition, whereas one should break with human tradition (human
 5  9,14|      open the door — He does not break it down. The grace of God
 6  9,15|       barrier that man can never break down by his own efforts.
 7 10,10|    Christ and descending without break from the Apostles: who are
 8 10,20|      point of view, ought not to break the communion existing between
 9 11,1 | continuum in which any clear-cut break or division is impossible
10 11,4 |          fifteen hours without a break.~ One characteristic apparent