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 1 Fwd,2|               entered into the Middle Ages, which marked the gradual
 2  1,1 |             always passed through the ages persecuted, wounded and
 3  1,1 |             focused on the end of the ages and the Second Coming of
 4  1,1 |        process has been in motion for ages and that it will reach its
 5  2,12|            the Eternal God before the Ages, Jesus Christ, Hieromonk
 6  2,34|              of the Father before all ages; Light of Light, true God
 7  3,5 |                appeared in the Middle Ages, just like the teaching
 8  4,12|          against idolatry through the ages, if not the Orthodox Church,
 9  5,4 |               and nuns throughout the ages, the gifts of casting out
10  5,4 |               the consummation of the ages.~ ~
11  6,7 |        process in the European Middle Ages, arrogated imperial authority
12  6,15|              the course of the Middle Ages. The popes began to cite
13  7,6 |              has articulated over the ages.~ ~
14  7,11|              way until the end of the ages. Elsewhere the elder notes
15  7,11|              teaches that through the ages there is a greater deepening
16  7,11|             remain unchanged unto all ages [Ibid].~ ~Dr. Cavarnos explains
17  7,14|            God. Whereas in the Middle Ages, artists had remained largely
18  7,14|    influential thinkers of the Middle Ages. Aquinas is considered a
19  7,14|             theologians of the Middle Ages considered Scholastic theology
20  7,14|           appeared in the late Middle Ages to counter its ruinous consequences.
21  7,19|             explains that through the ages, various heresies appeared
22  8,7 |              which existed before all ages between the Persons of the
23  8,8 |             of the Father “before all ages,” and the Holy Spirit proceeds
24  8,10|             of the Father “before all ages,” and the other at a point
25  8,14|               satanists in the Middle Ages as a mockery of Christianity,
26  9,42|        Orthodox saints throughout the ages regained in themselves while
27 10,16|               times to the end of the ages, until the existence of
28 10,28|           Holy Fathers throughout the ages, have felt that the end
29 11,1 |             holy faith throughout the ages as the supreme heritage
30 11,3 |               in the West through the ages, especially in the massive
31 11,4 | understandable to them. In the Middle Ages, this language became, after
32 Ep   |           threshold of the end of the ages. The Apostle Paul, for example,