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 1  1,1 |   noting that true to Christ's promise, however, the gates of hell
 2  1,1 |        come), true to Christ's promise, the gates of hell will
 3  1,2 |    does to a performance; as a promise does to a fulfillment; and
 4  2,6 | something contrary to Christ's promise (Mt 16:18). Moreover, the
 5  2,6 |        out that Christ did not promise that His Church would be
 6  2,6 |        20). Neither did Christ promise that there would be no sinners
 7  2,6 |        10:1,12,13). Christ did promise, however, an abiding and
 8  6,15| something contrary to Christ's promise that the Church is one (
 9  6,15|      16:18). According to this promise, the Church can never lose
10  6,16|        explained that Christ's promise that the gates of hell shall
11  7,9 |       parents, he made a false promise before the Pharisees that
12  7,10|               10.~ What divine promise forms the basis of the Orthodox
13  7,10|    Holy Tradition?~ The divine promise is Christ's promise that “
14  7,10|     divine promise is Christ's promise that “when the Spirit of
15  7,17|     for the fulfillment of the promise God made to him, took Christ
16  7,22|    that in fulfillment of that promise, the Holy Spirit guides
17 10,6 |       in keeping with Christ's promise that He would forever be
18 10,15|     yet, according to Christ's promise, the Church cannot die.
19 10,21|     mansions, according to His promise that “where I am, there