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 1  1,1 |             Rome's novel teaching of a supreme ruler with primacy of jurisdiction
 2  1,1 |                further the ambition of supreme worldly power that the power-hungry
 3  1,11|             everywhere regarded as the supreme head of the Church, as the
 4  1,11|         recognition of Rome's claim to supreme universal jurisdiction.
 5  3,5 |           which alone was (and is) the supreme tribunal in the Universal
 6  3,5 |              popes condemned the title Supreme Bishop of the Universal
 7  3,5 |            included: King of Kings and Supreme Ruler of the World. Other
 8  3,5 |              Arbiter of the World, the Supreme Judge of Heaven and Earth,
 9  5,8 | Slavo-Varangian state of Rus' stand as supreme missionary achievements
10  6,2 |               stood out as the world's supreme ruler, and Constantinople
11  6,15|       territory and with possession of supreme state authority on this
12  6,18|            absolute evidence of Rome's supreme universal jurisdiction,
13  6,18|             himself, he knew only one “Supreme Shepherd” — Jesus Christ.
14  7,14|                the Bible alone was the supreme authority. This idea was
15  7,14|                the God-Man as both the supreme value and the supreme criterion.
16  7,14|              the supreme value and the supreme criterion. A painful and
17  8,3 |           slightest communion with the Supreme Nature or nearness to it.”~ ~
18  9,13|                        13.~ Who is the supreme example of synergy? Give
19  9,13|       statement.~ The Theotokos is the supreme example of synergy. The
20 10,11|         imposition of authority from a supreme pontiff, but it comes from
21 10,23|            Holy Church teaches, is the supreme example of synergy (cooperation)
22 11,1 |             throughout the ages as the supreme heritage in its hierarchy