Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |     deprive us of the freedom to choose to serve Him. Digression
 2  2,6 |      beliefs of the faith and to choose the books that would comprise
 3  2,20|          the Greek hairoumai, to choose. A heretic is one who chooses
 4  3,5 | widespread, and however they may choose to style themselves, are
 5  5,7 |         any still do exist, they choose to conceal themselves from
 6  7,14|         above the Bible and only choose to use those suit them,
 7  7,14| Protestant scholars subjectively choose the “facts” and “evidence”
 8  9,15|      guilty only insofar as they choose to imitate Adam.~ Most Western
 9 10,10| widespread, and however they may choose to style themselves, are
10 10,27|      guilty only insofar as they choose to imitate Adam. While Mary
11 10,28|        God and turn from Him and choose hell. “Then shall He say
12 11,1 |     faith. Realizing the need to choose a religion for his state,