Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,5 |          states that:~ ~The pope takes the place of Jesus Christ
 2  4,12|       one stops for the night or takes a rest during one's travels,
 3  5,8 |         to lawlessness, then God takes as His servant him who does
 4  6,15|   sporadic phenomena, now wholly takes possession of the popes.~ ~
 5  6,15|  separation involve a bishop who takes a diocese or Patriarchate
 6  6,16|     Conception, the Latin Church takes away all victory and merit
 7  9,15|        even after the fall, God “takes not away from man the power
 8 10,3 |        communal matter, one that takes place in the Church. As
 9 10,21|         the Church's conscience, takes place when the common conviction
10 10,21|          When this glorification takes place, prayers for the forgiveness
11 10,23|       the Lord our God, until He takes pity on us” (Ps 122:2).
12 10,28|       tortures. The sorrow which takes hold of the heart which
13 11,3 |      convert from Protestantism, takes an analytical look at the
14 11,4 |         of the Holy Liturgy, and takes part with unconscious and
15 11,4 | beginning in 1926, this practice takes place in imitation of Western
16 11,4 |         distracting element that takes away from the meditative
17 11,4 |         Orthodox chants and thus takes away from worship. Dr. Constantine
18 11,4 |        Exile in upstate New York takes from three to four hours