Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,5|       Language Lectionary of the Bible that was produced in 1983.
 2  1,1 |          Liturgy, the Creed, the Bible, monasticism, and the whole
 3  2,6 |        of Scripture, and thus no Bible. There were accounts of
 4  2,16|    always known to be the truth [Bible, Church, Tradition: an Eastern
 5  2,35|   infallible, and along with the Bible, they have a permanent and
 6  3,5 |         Latin translation of the Bible corrected by him and, under
 7  4,17|     period that the books of the Bible as we know them today were
 8  4,17|          was in place before the Bible as we know it was in place [
 9  7,6 |        It means the books of the Bible; it means the Creed; it
10  7,8 |        noted in chapter two, the Bible, the Creed, and the doctrinal
11  7,11|        not clearly stated in the Bible.~ In the Roman Catholic
12  7,12|         textbook.~ ~·        The Bible.~·        The doctrinal
13  7,13|         13.~ From where does the Bible ultimately derive its authority?~
14  7,13|       derive its authority?~ The Bible was written within a time
15  7,13|      ever remains a mystery. The Bible's principal author is God
16  7,13|         of the Holy Spirit.~ The Bible ultimately derives its authority
17  7,13|         the various books of the Bible. Moreover, the Orthodox
18  7,13|       that Orthodoxy regards the Bible as the verbal icon of Christ,
19  7,14|       with regard to some of the Bible's many sayings that by themselves
20  7,14|      mistake of interpreting the Bible according to our own mistaken
21  7,14|          and maintained that the Bible alone was the supreme authority.
22  7,14|      however, in his placing the Bible before the Church, Wycliffe
23  7,14|        it believed that what the Bible says is true and that we
24  7,14|       place themselves above the Bible and only choose to use those
25  7,14|      given nothing more than the Bible and the reasoning power
26  7,14|          to “just believe in the Bible,” yet each in disagreement
27  7,14|        the others as to what the Bible says. As an example, Luther
28  7,14|        to rightly understand the Bible, and all of them have a
29  7,14|        to what is written in the Bible — itself a product of the
30  7,14|        is biblical, although the Bible says anything they want
31  7,14|  charismatics) is “just take the Bible literally; its meaning is
32  7,14|      groups also often say: “The Bible says what it means and means
33  7,14|         then all of a sudden the Bible no longer means what it
34  7,14|         numerous passages in the Bible speak of its inspiration,
35  7,14|      Scriptura not taught in the Bible, but it is specifically
36  7,14| specifically contradicted by the Bible, which teaches that Holy
37  7,14|    authority.~ ~We must read the Bible; it is God's Holy Word!
38  7,14|       doorbell. He stated:~ ~The Bible was written by Orthodox
39  7,14|        you cannot understand the Bible rightly.... Being outside
40  7,15|          s interpretation of the Bible?~ The textbook quotes the
41  7,17|       original King James of the Bible correctly interprets this
42  7,17|          Revised Standard of the Bible, published under the National
43  7,17|      translated Third Millennium Bible explain that “most contemporary
44  7,17|   politicians.” As a result, the Bible is reduced “to a kind of
45  7,17|     cherish traditional s of the Bible and not cast them aside
46  7,17|    endorses the Third Millennium Bible. He observes that it preserves
47  7,17|          this new edition of the Bible is augmented by the ten
48  7,17|          of the Third Millennium Bible honest scholars who have
49  7,17|         England even forbade the Bible to be printed without them.
50  7,17|       original King James of the Bible until the rise of the more
51  7,17|        in a single volume of the Bible together with the canonical
52  7,17|       Hebrew text [Where Did the Bible Come From?, pp. 4-5].~ ~
53  7,21|     canceled, and along with the Bible and Creed, these definitions
54  8,4 |       energy. It is found in the Bible, in the first Apostolic
55  8,11|          Creed. Nowhere does the Bible state that the Holy Spirit
56  9,3 |      original Hebrew text of the Bible. It appears in the very
57  9,3 |          very first lines of the Bible say, as it were, “In the
58  9,3 |          very first lines of the Bible, in Genesis 1:1. As another
59  9,3 |        demons” (Ps 95:5 [Russian Bible], Ps 96:5 [English ]). As
60 10,25|       claims to be based “on the Bible,” denies all veneration