Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,11| applicability of the ritual law of Moses. Since there was a need
 2  1,15|    rigorous precepts of the law of Moses, save in certain social
 3  2,6 |         bush, near the place where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
 4  2,17|                 even if you were a Moses... to Pharaoh, even if you
 5  4,12|            note here that the same Moses, through whom God gave the
 6  5,4 |       Church, when God revealed to Moses the vow of the Nazarite —
 7  5,7 |       twelve elders: Ambrosi, Leo, Moses, Anthony, Isaaki, Makari,
 8  5,8 |           five nomothetic books of Moses, propound the close relationship
 9  7,11|              And the Lord spoke to Moses, saying.” In the New Testament,
10  7,13|          500 years — that is, from Moses (1,400 years before Christ),
11  7,17|            According to the Law of Moses, on the fortieth day after
12  9,3 |          St. John Chrysostom calls Moses' exalted vision of what
13  9,42|        descendants. By the time of Moses, the other peoples had lost
14 10,21|           s remark that “they have Moses and the prophets; let them
15 10,21|       after his death. He knows of Moses and the Law, and knows of
16 10,22|      spared people who had sinned. Moses prayed for the Hebrew people
17 10,22|           prophet Jeremiah: Though Moses and Samuel stood before
18 10,22|           15:1-5). This means that Moses and Samuel, though already
19 11,4 |   Orthodoxy follows the example of Moses in this matter, for Moses,
20 11,4 |          Moses in this matter, for Moses, when describing the creation
21 11,4 |     directions through the Prophet Moses as to how the temple should
22 11,4 |       priest Aaron and the Prophet Moses. Since the deacons frequently