Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,4|          seek instead to be found worthy to serve God. It is for
 2  5,4 |        writes that the former are worthy of a thousand crowns. He
 3  5,4 |          or seventy — is not this worthy of crowns? And what, in
 4  5,4 |          which shall be accounted worthy to obtain... the resurrection
 5  7,11|      teaching is to be considered worthy of “Tradition” when it stems
 6  7,14|          person who makes himself worthy of the gifts of the Holy
 7  7,14|       degree does he make himself worthy to receive God's gifts.
 8  7,14|        Roman see as normative and worthy of merit. (In this reversal
 9  7,14|        been proven by their lives worthy interpreters of the Scriptures.
10  9,35|       that “God and those who are worthy of God have one and the
11  9,38|   receiving a martyr's death, are worthy of special veneration and
12 10,10|     religious fervor and faith, a worthy moral life, a conviction —
13 10,16|          rite was the choosing of worthy persons, followed by prayer
14 10,21|         deemed many of His saints worthy while still on earth, and
15 10,23|         her earthly days to prove worthy of the Kingdom of her Son.~
16 10,26| temptations; from a victor who is worthy to be crowned with crowns
17 10,28|            Michael also adds that worthy of attention are the words