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1 Fwd,4| has access to many of the books and periodicals whose contents
2 Fwd,4| interested in acquiring the books may do so. For those with
3 Fwd,4| more knowledge, most of the books can still be obtained through
4 1,10| do is rely on the various books that teach of it. These
5 2,6 | faith and to choose the books that would comprise the
6 4,17| during this period that the books of the Bible as we know
7 4,17| an authoritative list of books which were to be received
8 4,17| the Church from spurious books which claimed Apostolic
9 4,17| Scriptures and to forge new books in the names of the Apostles
10 4,17| authoritative list of sacred books that were received by all
11 5,8 | University, explains in his many books that among the events that
12 5,8 | prophets. The historical books of the Old Testament, as
13 5,8 | well as the five nomothetic books of Moses, propound the close
14 6,5 | sources or reading the same books, East and West drifted further
15 6,18| on the Index of Forbidden books. Also, to make sure that
16 7,6 | than this. It means the books of the Bible; it means the
17 7,6 | the canons, the service books, the holy icons — in fact,
18 7,7 | of the Synods and in the books of the Holy Fathers. On
19 7,9 | itself could not contain the books that should be written” (
20 7,9 | early Christians know which books were authentic and which
21 7,11| itself could not contain the books that should be written. —
22 7,11| the canon of the sacred books of the Old and New Testaments; (
23 7,11| certainty that all of the books of Sacred Scripture have
24 7,11| very composition of the books comprising Sacred Scripture
25 7,11| definitive composition of the books of the New Testament in
26 7,11| Protestants refer to the books of the New Testament as “
27 7,11| Ecumenical Councils as to which books were included in the New
28 7,13| Apostles to author the various books of the Bible. Moreover,
29 7,13| Scripture, or to determine which books form a part of Scripture.
30 7,14| interpret the Gospel or other books of Holy Scripture by yourself.
31 7,14| commentaries on various books of the Scriptures, and these
32 7,17| first translation of all the books of the Old Testament from
33 7,17| capital of his lord all the books then in existence in the
34 7,17| to send all their extant books to the library in Alexandria,
35 7,17| translators of the holy books was a righteous man, St.
36 7,17| in translating the sacred books from Hebrew to Greek, he
37 7,17| the manuscripts of sacred books from all the synagogues
38 7,17| was shown that between the books they had (the Torah, Prophets
39 7,17| deuterocanonical or apocryphal books, as they are called in the
40 7,17| called the non-canonical books — see note below). Fr. James
41 7,17| deuterocanonical or apocryphal books, they were an integral part
42 7,17| time of Christ, and these books have always been an integral
43 7,17| most Americans that these books were included in the original
44 7,17| explains that these last ten books are of Hebraic origin and
45 7,17| used in reference to these books refers to the fact that
46 7,17| the sacred Old Testament books. In the Protestant world,
47 7,17| world, these non-canonical books of the Old Testament are
48 7,17| writes concerning these books:~ ~The [Orthodox] Church
49 7,17| Church accepts these latter books also as useful and instructive
50 7,17| The Church includes these books in a single volume of the
51 7,17| together with the canonical books. As a source of the teaching
52 7,17| appendix to the canonical books. Certain of them are so
53 7,17| to the divinely inspired books that, for example, in the
54 7,17| Apostolic Canon, the three books of Maccabees and the book
55 7,17| together with the canonical books, and, concerning all of
56 7,17| canonical and non-canonical books of the Old Testament has
57 7,17| to why the non-canonical books were excluded from the religious
58 7,17| Resurrection:~ ~These apocryphal books came to be an issue not
59 7,17| they should object to these books on the same basis as that
60 7,17| puzzle is quite simple: the books (some of them) also make
61 7,17| opted to get rid of the books they disliked, using the
62 7,17| provided by the rabbis that the books did not exist in the Hebrew
63 9,39| clothing orphans and buying books for his students. The mystical
64 11,2 | the faith than by reading books.~ ~
65 11,4 | material our divine service books give us in the area of moral
66 11,4 | content of the divine service books we make ourselves firmer
67 11,4 | translate Orthodox service books into the local language.
68 11,4 | relics of saints and sacred books were kept, particularly
69 11,4 | were kept, particularly the books of the Gospels. Today this
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