Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,4|       to the reader, a dilemma arose as to whether or not to
 2  1,11|    Apostles, misunderstandings arose in Antioch regarding the
 3  2,15|      opinions on problems that arose — that is, local problems. (
 4  2,33|         an even greater danger arose from within. That danger
 5  3,5 |        was crucified there and arose from the dead there. Thus,
 6  3,5 | withstand false teachings that arose, and these in turn became
 7  4,19|    disdain of icons, questions arose about how ancient heresies
 8  5,4 |     these monastic communities arose the great monastic saints,
 9  5,7 |      century, when monasticism arose as a guiding principle.
10  6,16|       to combat heresy when it arose, and false doctrines became
11  8,14|      the Godhead, the question arose among the Orthodox if Western
12  9,7 |    gave off a clean smoke that arose to Heaven (Gen 4:1-7). They
13  9,23|       the bodies of the saints arose. By death He destroyed death,
14  9,42|    this tragic fate, questions arose concerning Adam and Eve'
15 10,23|      Adam and Eve before there arose a woman who was so completely “
16 11,4 |      of the week, Nisan 16, He arose. Also, the New Testament