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 1  1,1 | experienced tremendous turmoil and corruption. The Crusades were undertaken,
 2  6,8 |      reformer Jan Hus attacked the corruption of the Latin clergy, he
 3  6,13|            our faces.” The textual corruption of the Creed approved by
 4  7,17|           been preserved free from corruption in the Orthodox Church by
 5  7,17|           been preserved free from corruption by God's grace and the labors
 6  7,17|            to prevent the complete corruption of the texts of Scripture.
 7  7,17|       repeating, remains free from corruption.~ The prefatory notes to
 8  8,7 |    unlawful alteration and textual corruption of the authoritative text
 9  9,15|          automatically inherit the corruption and mortality of Adam, but
10  9,28|            shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the
11  9,38|       suffer Thine Holy One to see corruption” (Ps 15:10).~ Fr. Panteleimon
12  9,39|            have remained free from corruption.~ (4) Theosis involves a
13  9,39|           free from its bondage to corruption and will enter into the
14  9,42|       after which came new crimes, corruption, wars, polygamy, etc. Because
15 10,26|           Immaculate Conception, a corruption invented by the Roman Catholic
16 Ep   |     corrupt attain the fullness of corruption.~ ~Even so, come, Lord Jesus (