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 1 Fwd,4|     should also be told that some parts of this book may seem difficult.
 2  1,1 |         members of the Church and parts of her Theanthropic body.
 3  1,1 |         years in Serbia and other parts of the Balkans, entire villages
 4  1,1 |              Concerning these two parts of the withholding force —
 5  3,5 |          to hear appeals from all parts of Christendom.” When it
 6  6,15|      collection consists of three parts. In the first are fifty
 7  6,15|      Ethiopia, Armenia, and large parts of the Syrian population
 8  7,11|           of Tradition. These two parts of Tradition — the written
 9  7,14|            or at least of certain parts, and one can say that these
10  9,35|          answer should have three parts.~ First, Orthodoxy's teaching
11 10,15|        and groups, and even large parts of her can fall into error.
12 10,16|          of God. However, just as parts of the body have different
13 10,27|        Him as a whole, and not to parts of His Being. He also states
14 10,27|           say this concerning the parts of [Christ's] bodily nature.
15 11,4 |       conversant with the audible parts of the Holy Liturgy, and
16 11,4 | subsequent centuries in different parts of the Slavic world. To