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 1  1,1 |       Acts 11:26), and from the rest of the Christian Church.
 2  1,10|         full agreement with the rest on all matters of doctrine:
 3  2,6 |         new time of freedom and rest for the Church, the Emperor
 4  3,5 |       formal communion with the rest of the Christian Church
 5  4,12|        for the night or takes a rest during one's travels, one
 6  6,8 |    separate the clergy from the rest of society, a married clergy
 7  6,9 |    Creed without consulting the rest of the Church, and the addition
 8  6,15|         to be detached from the rest of the body. The saints
 9  7,9 |        Pharisees and retain the rest for himself, thereby leaving
10  7,14| isolated and estranged from the rest of the Christian world as
11  7,14|       suit them, discarding the rest as “primitive mythology
12  7,14|       mountain upon which [they rest]. Taken from its context
13  7,18|    councils are accepted by the rest of the Church, they then
14 10,10|       formal communion with the rest of the Christian Church
15 10,17|         absolute power over the rest. The Church has never been
16 10,26|       Cor 5:21). Concerning the rest of mankind, however, Scriptures
17 10,26|      was exalted high above the rest of the human race. For this,
18 10,27|    would not have died like the rest of mankind, but would have
19 11,3 |        the sacraments, seems to rest not on Apostolic Succession,