Table of Contents | Words: Alphabetical - Frequency - Inverse - Length - Statistics | Help | IntraText Library
Alphabetical    [«  »]
chrysostomos 2
church 1661
church-orthodoxy 1
churches 117
churchless 1
churchmen 1
circa 1
Frequency    [«  »]
119 testament
118 itself
118 son
117 churches
117 since
116 grace
116 must
Steven Kovacevich
Apostolic Christianity and the 23,000 Western Churches

IntraText - Concordances

churches

    Chapter, Paragraph
1 Fwd,1| doctrines of the Western Churches are frequently compared 2 Fwd,1| conclusion that alone among the Churches, the Orthodox Church has 3 Fwd,2| claims, which of the two Churches actually is the ancient 4 Fwd,3| Church (Mt 16:18). All other Churches — that is, the 23,000 Churches 5 Fwd,3| Churches — that is, the 23,000 Churches of the West, originate from 6 Fwd,3| teachings of the Christian Churches, whenever it was necessary 7 Fwd,4| demand that the Christian Churches revise their doctrines according 8 Fwd,5| most of all the Christian Churches. Then, at the time the united 9 Fwd,6| East could claim forty-four Churches of Apostolic origin, versus 10 Fwd,6| totally disillusioned as their Churches have joined the latest whims 11 Fwd,6| their secularized Western Churches have succumbed to Christ' 12 Fwd,6| have observed, the Western Churches offer only easy, trivial 13 Fwd,6| life. As a result, those Churches can only spread disappointment 14 Fwd,6| experiences in the Western Churches (for in them the Gospel 15 1,1 | Concerning the 23,000 Western Churches (which are not the direct 16 1,1 | the Eastern and Western Churches was not the result of Orthodoxy' 17 1,1 | Relations with the Eastern Churches, 1866].~ ~Knowing that Rome' 18 1,1 | the Eastern and Western Churches, and all of Christendom 19 1,1 | Schism of 1054, one of the Churches — and only one — Rome, separated 20 1,1 | itself from the ancient Churches which had been preserved 21 1,1 | the National Council of Churches and the World Council of 22 1,1 | and the World Council of Churches, which created ecumenism, 23 1,1 | the various local Orthodox Churches over which they preside 24 1,10| eleven other autocephalous Churches (including Sinai), and also 25 1,10| to the several autonomous Churches (including China, Japan 26 1,10| these independent local Churches, however, the Church has 27 1,10| wide into a multitude of Churches as its fertility increases.~ ~ 28 1,10| There are also many local Churches, yet Orthodoxy is something 29 1,11| bishops. Bishops head local Churches, while the Apostles were 30 1,11| a common forum for both Churches East and West to settle 31 1,11| with her self-governing Churches bound together in a fraternal 32 1,11| representatives of independent local Churches, in conformity with the 33 1,15| letters to all the Christian Churches.~ This first Council is 34 2,2 | and certified by the local Churches and by a subsequent general 35 2,6 | was out of the catacombs, churches began to be built above 36 2,6 | ground. Some of the first churches constructed were over the 37 2,6 | Sepulcher. They also built churches on the Mount of Olives in 38 2,6 | to this day as Orthodox churches and monasteries.~ Also during 39 2,15| councils of separate Orthodox Churches gathered twice a year, in 40 2,15| wider area than individual Churches). The textbook goes on to 41 2,16| organization. The local Churches were placed under the jurisdiction 42 3,5 | independent and self-governing Churches, or the successor of the 43 3,5 | the affairs of their own Churches through their local councils. 44 3,5 | to interfere with these Churches, and he also was equally 45 3,5 | Jerusalem], the mother of all Churches.” Likewise, the Second Ecumenical 46 3,5 | Jerusalem is the mother of all Churches.” As for Rome's argument 47 3,5 | Antioch, a sizeable number of Churches trace their foundation to 48 3,5 | bishops from all the above Churches founded by Peter would have 49 3,5 | was, however, these other Churches founded by Peter did not 50 3,5 | directed to the various Churches.... What has surprised me 51 3,11| psychological cast between the Churches of the East and West were 52 4,12| not be found in Orthodox churches, but also all art that cannot 53 4,12| be set forth in the holy churches of God [for veneration].... 54 4,12| threw icons out of their churches through the doors, they 55 4,12| reintroduced into Protestant churches through stained glass windows. 56 4,12| monuments were stolen from churches and carried off to the West 57 4,12| upon the altars of Orthodox churches as they went about a wanton 58 4,12| of the largest Catholic churches and cathedrals. Naked bodies, 59 4,12| the icons throughout the churches were brought over from those 60 5,1 | it was a city of numerous churches and shrines. The grace of 61 6,7 | ways.~ The East had many Churches of Apostolic foundation, 62 6,15| subordinate all the local Churches to their authority, which 63 6,15| authority in those Western Churches — the African, Spanish and 64 6,15| the subordination of these Churches to themselves: great was 65 6,15| provinces.~ ~As for the Churches newly founded in Britain, 66 6,15| subordinating the Western Churches to themselves, were simultaneously 67 6,15| thousands of Protestant Churches and their offspring.~ Regarding 68 6,15| split within or among the Churches. He states that from time 69 6,15| there was no “division” of Churches in 1054, but rather a “falling 70 6,15| into being not one but two Churches, something contrary to Christ' 71 7,3 | that the Eastern Orthodox Churches have refused to change anything 72 7,11| Faith of the ancient local Churches; (3) the ancient Liturgies, 73 7,11| supervision of the leaders of the Churches. In them is seen the confession 74 7,14| the Eastern and Western Churches have gone along very different 75 7,14| National and World Council of Churches, is leading to a new and 76 7,14| became the World Council of Churches in order to attack the Holy 77 7,17| Orthodox Church and all Eastern Churches connected with it, the Peshitta 78 7,17| holds for the other Orthodox Churches. Also, while the West was 79 7,17| the National Council of Churches of the USA (which, in conjunction 80 7,17| with the World Council of Churches, is forming the one-world 81 7,17| Likewise, the World Council of Churches published and distributed 82 7,17| only in homes but also in churches, which is why they have 83 7,21| Moreover, although the Western Churches are trying to keep in step 84 8,14| correctly notes that the Western Churches' altering the Creed represents 85 9,38| the building over them of churches and altars; d) in the establishment 86 10,6 | consists of a number of local Churches such as Jerusalem, Constantinople, 87 10,10| bulletin, some Orthodox Churches “have maintained Apostolic 88 10,10| states that some Orthodox Churches also represent the one Church. 89 10,10| Concerning the Christian Churches outside Christ's One Church, 90 10,11| the heads of these local Churches (the bishops) with one another. 91 10,12| maintains that all Christian Churches are branches of the same 92 10,12| the local autocephalous Churches of the Orthodox communion.~ ~ 93 10,13| non-denominational Protestant Churches while at the United States 94 10,16| local ancient Christian Churches preserved lists of their 95 10,16| actual affairs of the other Churches.~ In Scripture, the Church 96 10,16| bishop also consecrates churches. It is the bishop's job 97 10,16| oversee and administer all the churches in his diocese. No church 98 10,16| stars are the angels of the Churches, in other words, the bishops ( 99 10,23| over the world gather in churches adorned with icons of their 100 10,25| is held by the Reformed Churches, while the other is maintained 101 11,1 | people enter into Orthodox churches and follow the Divine Liturgy, 102 11,3 | encountered in the Protestant Churches. Having embraced Orthodoxy, 103 11,4 | Council, whereas the Western Churches keep only the first two. 104 11,4 | centuries so that the Slavonic Churches each developed their own 105 11,4 | languages. The Slavonic Churches still employ the ninth-century 106 11,4 | and the Greek-speaking Churches use the Greek of the New 107 11,4 | world. To this day, Orthodox Churches in Russia, the Ukraine, 108 11,4 | of modernistic Orthodox Churches in America and in some places 109 11,4 | appearance, most Orthodox churches are built in an oblong shape, 110 11,4 | a ship on the sea). Some churches are also designed in the 111 11,4 | evil and error). Orthodox churches do not have the elongated 112 11,4 | Gothic-style cathedrals and churches, nor are they built in the 113 11,4 | Russia, the domes of the churches came to assume a characteristic 114 11,4 | twelve Apostles, and on some churches there are even more domes.~ 115 11,4 | divine worship. New Testament churches were constructed on the 116 11,4 | to stand within Orthodox churches because the Kingdom of God 117 Ep | equally of remorse. The Churches of God will be deprived


Best viewed with any browser at 800x600 or 768x1024 on Tablet PC
IntraText® (V89) - Some rights reserved by EuloTech SRL - 1996-2007. Content in this page is licensed under a Creative Commons License