Chapter, Paragraph

 1  5,8 |    the one true God. The Jews knew one true God through the
 2  5,8 | miracles. The Serbs, however, knew God, revealed to the world
 3  6,18|     Apostle Peter himself, he knew only one “Supreme Shepherd” —
 4  6,18|    Likewise, the Apostle Paul knew nothing of Peter's “primacy”
 5  7,14| respect for it, yet they also knew that God's ways often seem
 6  7,14|        Let us go to those who knew the Apostles, such as Saints
 7  9,26|      not whether St. Seraphim knew the homilies of St. Macarius
 8  9,28|    tongues, but now those who knew only one language received
 9 10,14|  flood was drawing near. Noah knew about it and told the people,
10 10,23| unknown girl of Nazareth. Who knew her? Despite this, from
11 10,26|     Him to be sin for us, Who knew no sin” (2 Cor 5:21). Concerning
12 11,1 |     worship their God, and we knew not whether we were in Heaven
13 11,1 |       should have stated: “We knew not whether we were in Heaven
14 11,1 |       envoys stated that they knew only that God dwells there