Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,14|         were the Councils mainly concerned with safeguarding?~ The
 2  2,14| safeguarding?~ The Councils were concerned with safeguarding the message
 3  2,14|      Christ has ceaselessly been concerned that her children, her members,
 4  3,22|       six, ultimately it too was concerned with Christ's Incarnation
 5  7,14|         and His creation, and it concerned itself with how many angels
 6  7,14|        the Scholastics, who were concerned with reason, considered
 7  7,20|          ineffable; it [is] less concerned with philosophical precision
 8  8,10|          mission to the world is concerned, both Orthodoxy and Rome
 9  9,42|          specifically, questions concerned the presence on earth of
10  9,42|          fall.~ Another question concerned the explanation of the cause
11  9,42|        times.~ The last question concerned the consumption of flesh.
12 10,7 |       far as the human aspect is concerned. Where Christ in His human
13 10,23|       the days of His youth, was concerned for her when hanging on