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  1 Fwd,2| supposedly exalted position, Holy Scripture makes it plain that Peter
  2 Fwd,3|           founded by Him. As Holy Scripture states, “one Lord, one faith,
  3  1,1 |     Apostle Peter played in Rome, Scripture is silent. However, Fr.
  4  1,1 |          because it is refuted by Scripture, which makes it entirely
  5  1,2 |                          2.~ What Scripture describes the beginning
  6  1,10|        show that, on the basis of Scripture, the above assertion that “
  7  1,11|  important to note is that Sacred Scripture reveals a number of weighty
  8  2,6 |          comprise the standard of Scripture. Before the First Ecumenical
  9  2,6 |   accepted New Testament canon of Scripture, and thus no Bible. There
 10  2,14|         correct interpretation of Scripture in the face of some self-willed,
 11  2,22|          that the mystery of Holy Scripture is understood and explained
 12  2,22|        according to the letter of Scripture, to penetrate with discretion
 13  2,22|       discretion to the nature of Scripture requires modest learning,
 14  2,22|           depth of the meaning of Scripture is of the highest spiritual
 15  2,30|                      30.~ In what Scripture is this bridge or ladder
 16  2,35|    definite foundations of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Apostolic Tradition.
 17  2,35|        all those places in Sacred Scripture which touch a given question,
 18  2,35|          cited passages of Sacred Scripture in precisely this way. In
 19  2,35|             the harmony of Sacred Scripture and the catholic Tradition
 20  2,35|          upon the facts of Sacred Scripture and Apostolic Tradition [
 21  3,1 |        Spirit is inspired by Holy Scripture. It asserts that the Holy
 22  3,5 |       pope. However, the facts of Scripture (Acts 15) clearly refute
 23  3,5 |           or one little verse [of Scripture], in which Jesus Christ
 24  4,10|           by word and image. What Scripture is for the literate, the
 25  4,10|         of teaching by image what Scripture teaches by word, they lead
 26  4,12|     another, that is, by reading [Scripture] and by the visible image,
 27  4,12|         the strict prohibition in Scripture against the making of idols
 28  4,12| themselves (wood, stone or gold). Scripture strictly instructs that
 29  4,12|        the condemnation in Sacred Scripture, which warns: “Thou that
 30  4,12| representations of events in Holy Scripture on their tombs, and pictorial
 31  4,17|         correct interpretation of Scripture?~ First, any discussion
 32  4,17|       them — a discussion of Holy Scripture itself. It was during this
 33  4,17|          many false “scriptures,” Scripture was canonized from among
 34  4,17|          to be received as Sacred Scripture was to protect the Church
 35  4,17|       Church settled the canon of Scripture, it was already, in its
 36  4,17|        the Holy Fathers explained Scripture. Although the textbook does
 37  4,17|         correct interpretation of Scripture.~ As the textbook gives
 38  4,17|           understanding of Sacred Scripture, and in order to distinguish
 39  4,17|          these truths from Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, and
 40  4,17|   admonition that “no prophecy of Scripture is of private interpretation,” [
 41  4,17|         Holy Fathers' exegesis of Scripture will be explored in greater
 42  4,18|           that which the word [of Scripture] communicates by sound,
 43  5,4 |        heard the priest read from Scripture: “If thou will be perfect,
 44  5,4 |          fasting and reading Holy Scripture, living to over a hundred
 45  5,4 |          of the laity.” Likewise, Scripture teaches that “they which
 46  6,13|           the words of Christ and Scripture cannot be revised. Moreover,
 47  6,15|          asking: Is this what the Scripture teaches? Is this how Sacred
 48  6,16|          clear teaching of Sacred Scripture on man's salvation. The
 49  7,7 |         or speak of Tradition and Scripture as two different things?~
 50  7,7 |           was not written in Holy Scripture, but was preserved in the
 51  7,7 |     thinks in this broader sense, Scripture and Tradition are not thought
 52  7,7 |       only one source: Tradition. Scripture exists within Tradition
 53  7,9 |    tradition. A) Give a source of Scripture which warns us against making
 54  7,9 |        customs), and a passage of Scripture which commands us to preserve
 55  7,9 |           the authority of Sacred Scripture regard Sacred Tradition
 56  7,9 |         transmitted or delivered. Scripture uses the word in two ways,
 57  7,9 |           Cor 11:2, 2 Thes 2:15). Scripture commands the faithful to
 58  7,9 |          1 Tim 3:6). Thus, Sacred Scripture legitimatizes Sacred Tradition
 59  7,9 |          character.~ While Sacred Scripture puts forth Sacred Tradition
 60  7,11|           understanding that Holy Scripture itself is a fruit of the
 61  7,11|      Apostolic Tradition and Holy Scripture. (A teaching is to be considered
 62  7,11|          is not found within Holy Scripture. Holy Scripture instructs
 63  7,11|       within Holy Scripture. Holy Scripture instructs us to do many
 64  7,11|       where and when.... Where in Scripture are we told the words of
 65  7,11|          Which teaching from Holy Scripture instructs us to bless the
 66  7,11|     Chrismation? Which passage in Scripture teaches us about the threefold
 67  7,11|        exists between it and Holy Scripture. It is true that both have
 68  7,11|          one from the other. Holy Scripture possesses its unique witness
 69  7,11|           only together with Holy Scripture [Ibid., pp. 64-65].~ ~As
 70  7,11|          the term Tradition, Holy Scripture is a part of Tradition.
 71  7,11|        all of the books of Sacred Scripture have been handed down to
 72  7,11|       separate passages of Sacred Scripture, and for refuting heretical
 73  7,11|       completely definite form in Scripture, while others are not entirely
 74  7,11|         Tradition. Lastly, Sacred Scripture (part of Sacred Tradition)
 75  7,11|           written Tradition, Holy Scripture. Commenting on this matter,
 76  7,11|     disregards the fact that Holy Scripture, which the Protestants generally
 77  7,11|    writings which constitute Holy Scripture were handed down in the
 78  7,11|        they ought to discard Holy Scripture also as a divine revelation.
 79  7,11|     strive to lean only on Sacred Scripture, not realizing to what extent
 80  7,11|           books comprising Sacred Scripture was determined considerably
 81  7,11|        the true meaning of Sacred Scripture in the following centuries
 82  7,11|         Orthodox teaching, Sacred Scripture is the fundamental monument
 83  7,13|       Apostolic preaching, Sacred Scripture was produced under divine
 84  7,13|          He further expounds that Scripture is the result of a collaboration
 85  7,13|         As other writers explain, Scripture was produced by the energy
 86  7,13|         the Holy Spirit, for “all Scripture is given by the inspiration
 87  7,13|           16). Thus, the words of Scripture are the words of the Holy
 88  7,13|          Holy Fathers to canonize Scripture, or to determine which books
 89  7,13|        which books form a part of Scripture. And again, the Holy Spirit
 90  7,13|           the Church to interpret Scripture “for doctrine, for reproof,
 91  7,14|          alone can interpret Holy Scripture with authority?~ The Apostle
 92  7,14|        warns that “no prophecy of Scripture is of private interpretation” (
 93  7,14|         private interpretation of Scripture proves that a person or
 94  7,14|         that not only writes Holy Scripture, but interprets it as well.
 95  7,14|         is able to interpret Holy Scripture with authority. An individual
 96  7,14|           which is hidden in Holy Scripture.” The Russian Schema-abbot
 97  7,14|   Monastery helps explain:~ ~Holy Scripture can be understood rightly
 98  7,14|         and purpose of God in the Scripture, but for people with hearts
 99  7,14|           of God revealed in Holy Scripture, but those who have not
100  7,14|     cannot rightly understand the Scripture, and such people stumble
101  7,14|          on the interpretation of Scripture, the nineteenth-century
102  7,14|     Gospel or other books of Holy Scripture by yourself. The holy prophets
103  7,14|           and Apostles pronounced Scripture. It was pronounced not arbitrarily
104  7,14|    explains the Gospel and all of Scripture arbitrarily, by this very
105  7,14|     rejects the interpretation of Scripture by the Holy Spirit, without
106  7,14|          doubt, rejects also Holy Scripture itself.~ ~And it happens
107  7,14|       audacious interpretation of Scripture [On Reading the Gospel ;
108  7,14|        true understanding of Holy Scripture [Ibid].~ ~The depths of
109  7,14|        Holy Spirit, that is, Holy Scripture, contain within them unanswerable
110  7,14|           including commentary on Scripture, consisting chiefly of the
111  7,14|           Clearly, in the area of Scripture commentary it is simply
112  7,14|      interpret the entire body of Scripture from scratch. We see that
113  7,14|        traditional explanation of Scripture, or at least of certain
114  7,14|       take the commentary of Holy Scripture from the ancient saints,
115  7,14|      correct understanding of the Scripture.... Whenever man tries to
116  7,14|           Truth.~ ~The writers of Scripture received their knowledge
117  7,14|         only sure interpreters of Scripture. By adhering to this practice,
118  7,14|     creation.~ The idea that Holy Scripture is not to be interpreted
119  7,14|       wrote:~ ~Since the canon of Scripture is complete and more than
120  7,14|           interpretation?... Holy Scripture, because of its depth, is
121  7,14|  ecclesiastical interpretation of Scripture will be examined here since,
122  7,14|        grace necessary to expound Scripture correctly. This fact is
123  7,14|     syllogisms — whether based on Scripture or based on Aristotle —
124  7,14|         private interpretation of Scripture. By introducing the subjective
125  7,14|          individual can interpret Scripture for himself, the stage was
126  7,14|      though based on the words of Scripture. These self-fabricated faiths
127  7,14|       understanding of faith from Scripture only, gave a strong impetus
128  7,14|  ecclesiastical interpretation of Scripture — an understanding that
129  7,14|         belief of sola Scriptura (Scripture alone). This is the belief
130  7,14|        belief that the meaning of Scripture is clear enough that any
131  7,14|     Church's help in interpreting Scripture becomes superfluous when
132  7,14|       many essential doctrines of Scripture, but to reject even the
133  7,14|          he could be persuaded by Scripture or by plain reason, he would
134  7,14|     subjective interpretations of Scripture came to replace the Apostolic
135  7,14|          on the interpretation of Scripture, Fr. John adds, Protestant
136  7,14|      Tradition, the solid rock of Scripture becomes a mere ball of clay,
137  7,14|          ancient understanding of Scripture [False Witness: a Dialogue
138  7,15|                15.~ What verse of Scripture does the textbook offer
139  7,16|          when and how much of the Scripture is read in various Orthodox
140  7,17|  repository of the ancient Hebrew Scripture, they began to testify against
141  7,17|        scribes copied verses from Scripture, the scribe himself, as
142  7,17|        corruption of the texts of Scripture. At that time, the Jewish
143  7,17|         of willful distortions of Scripture, the staff of the newly
144  7,17|   included in the Hebrew canon of Scripture because they were written
145  7,17|          second or later canon of Scripture. As Fr. Michael writes concerning
146  7,22|       Spirit has spoken — through Scripture, through the Ecumenical
147  8,7 |          15:26), but nowhere does Scripture speak of the Holy Spirit'
148  8,11|             11.~ On what verse of Scripture is the Orthodox position
149  9,3 |  beginning lines of Old Testament Scripture start out by revealing the
150  9,11|           11.~ Quote the verse of Scripture which the textbook offers
151  9,38|         also healing. From Sacred Scripture, it is known that from the
152  9,42|    animals among themselves. Holy Scripture shows that the consequences
153 10,10|        one” (Jn 17:21). Elsewhere Scripture speaks of “one Lord, one
154 10,10|       clear and rests upon Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, is
155 10,12|  heretical as it contradicts Holy Scripture, which speaks of “one Lord,
156 10,13|          through Christ's Church. Scripture clearly teaches that Christ,
157 10,16|           the other Churches.~ In Scripture, the Church is represented
158 10,20|      direct commandment in Sacred Scripture concerning prayer for the
159 10,20| Protestants on passages in Sacred Scripture wherein the matter concerns
160 10,20|         said repeatedly in Sacred Scripture, especially often in the
161 10,21|          those passages of Sacred Scripture wherein it says that one
162 10,21|         In the passages of Sacred Scripture cited by the Protestants (
163 10,21|         and in our sorrows.~ Holy Scripture states: “Blessed are the
164 10,21|          indeed bless them. Again Scripture states: “And the glory which
165 10,21|          heavenly Church.~ Sacred Scripture gives numerous examples
166 10,23|           of the Theotokos.~ Holy Scripture shows that it is most proper
167 10,23|       signify eternity. In Sacred Scripture, it is said of Christ: “
168 10,23|          it will triumph.~ Sacred Scripture likewise states: “For He
169 10,23|            twisting all things in Scripture that are hard to understand (
170 10,23|           completely nullified by Scripture, which states: “This gate
171 10,25|  communicated about her in Sacred Scripture or Sacred Apostolic Tradition.
172 10,26|           the testimony of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition. A
173 10,28|         torments of hell, as Holy Scripture has handed down, are the
174 11,3 |          their tawdry use of Holy Scripture, their clownish antics and
175 11,4 |         life gathered from Sacred Scripture, the history of the Church,