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1     I,Intro |   independent State often ~possesses its own autocephalous Church,
2     I, 1    |   in such a way that ~each possesses not a part but the whole. .
3     I, 1    | individually none of ~them possesses. ~ The Council of Jerusalem,
4     I, 7,6  |    one cannot deny that it possesses certain shortcomings. Many
5     I, 7,6  |     1957, p. 21). ~ Greece possesses an Orthodox counterpart
6    II, 1,2  | not an endowment which man possesses from the start,~but a goal
7    II, 1,2  | among~other things that he possesses free will. God wanted a
8    II, 1,3  |  the Church’s year than it possesses in the west; and we have
9    II, 6,1  |  grace the Orthodox Church possesses the fullness of truth (so