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 1  1,1 |          continuation of the early undivided Church). For one thousand
 2  1,11|          years, Christendom was an undivided Church governed by councils
 3  3,3 |          equal in power to, and in undivided glory with, the Father.
 4  3,5 | jurisdiction was unheard-of in the undivided Christian Church until Rome
 5  3,5 |            continuing unity of the undivided Church founded by Christ,
 6  3,5 |            unknown to the ancient, undivided Church, appeared in the
 7  3,13|           to God, but a single and undivided Person Who is at the same
 8  3,14|           made flesh, a single and undivided Christ Who is at once both
 9  6,15|          continuation of the early undivided Church.~ ~
10  6,16|            unknown in the ancient, undivided Church as it contradicts
11  7,11|         extent both constitute one undivided whole. The Protestants arbitrarily
12  7,11|            of the one, ancient and undivided Church.... She has not altered
13  8,11|           with the Creed which the undivided Church produced under the
14  8,14|        state that the unity of the undivided Apostolic Church was expressed
15  9,3 |            Essence, Ever-Existing, Undivided and Indivisible. As Archpriest
16 10,10|        established by Christ. The “Undivided Church” is not something
17 10,10|         Ecumenical Councils of the Undivided Church defined in precise
18 10,10|            continuing unity of the undivided Church founded by Christ,