Chapter, Paragraph
1 Fwd,6| biblical interpretation. The Seven Great Ecumenical Councils
2 1,1 | Isaiah had foretold some seven hundred years earlier (Is
3 1,1 | caught up in the clouds seven years before the Second
4 1,6 | expresses this concept in seven short letters?~ This concept
5 1,6 | to the lions), he wrote seven epistles to Christian communities
6 1,11| herself the Church of the Seven Ecumenical Councils....
7 2 | Byzantium and the Church of the Seven Councils.~ ~ ~
8 2,1 | the term the Church of the Seven Councils?~ The Church of
9 2,1 | Councils?~ The Church of the Seven Councils is another name
10 2,1 | Orthodoxy attaches to the Seven Ecumenical Councils, those
11 2,1 | All profess that there are seven holy and Ecumenical Councils,
12 2,1 | Councils, and these are the seven pillars of faith of the
13 2,6 | Apostles, it was the first of seven Ecumenical Councils in the
14 2,15| occurred....” [Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, p.
15 2,20| composed and ratified by the Seven Ecumenical Councils. These
16 3 | Byzantium and the Church of the Seven Councils (Continuation).~ ~
17 3,5 | notes that the Church of the Seven Ecumenical Councils called
18 3,5 | self-administered in the time of the Seven Ecumenical Councils. Just
19 4,12| and he goes on to list seven important reasons why it
20 4,12| image represents [Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, p.
21 7,7 | used exclusively. Question seven indicates that the broad
22 7,11| definitions propounded at its Seven Ecumenical Councils. These
23 7,11| gathered together in the [seven] Synods, since they were
24 7,12| 12.~ List the seven written or external expressions
25 7,12| doctrinal definitions of the Seven Ecumenical Councils, including
26 10,28| We can go back five, six, seven thousand years in history.
27 11,1 | the Holy Fathers and the Seven Ecumenical Councils we scrupulously
28 11,1 | identified and uprooted by the Seven Ecumenical Councils, and
29 11,4 | the four Evangelists. When seven domes are present, they
30 11,4 | present, they represent the Seven Ecumenical Councils, while
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