Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |         to spiritual, but also to temporal authority, were representatives
 2  1,1 |         popes seized power in the temporal sphere and asserted an absolute
 3  1,1 |           to employ force, or any temporal power, direct or indirect,”
 4  3,5 |       like any other political or temporal power).~ If more examples
 5  6,16|        but died before undergoing temporal punishment here on earth
 6  6,16|   forgiveness or reduction of the temporal punishment that a sinner
 7  6,18|       spiritual matters was added temporal dominion over Rome, over
 8  7,14| temptation of becoming a worldly, temporal power, one with territorial
 9  8,10|        refer to the Holy Spirit's temporal mission to the world.~ The
10  8,10|        eternal procession and His temporal mission of being sent to
11  8,10|           within the Godhead. The temporal mission refers to the relation
12  8,10|           Where the Holy Spirit's temporal mission to the world is
13  8,11|           the Spirit (this is the temporal mission), but the Spirit
14  8,12|           the Father alone, and a temporal mission from the Son. Thirteenth
15  8,12|           Photius spoke only of a temporal mission, these writers allowed
16  8,12|      Photius had spoken only of a temporal mission.~ ~
17 10,28|           between crimes that are temporal and the eternity of the