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 1 1   |                      1. A Brief History of the Orthodox Church.~
 2 1   |        the Orthodox Church.~The history of the Orthodox Church actually
 3 1,9 |         major importance in the history and development of Orthodoxy
 4 1,3 |         of Bishop Innocent, the history of the American Mission
 5 1,4 |        the library dealing with history and the sciences, and while
 6 1,4 |        and true authors of this History of Orthodoxy in America,
 7 1,4 |         Orthodoxy in America, a history written in deeds and actions
 8 1,4 |         those who made and make history live. They are the ones
 9 1,4 |     will resurrect this written history from a written account and
10 2,1 |       the cupolas. In the early history of the Russian Church, especially
11 3,4 | difficult times in the Church's history, during the heretical divisions
12 6,2 |         a rebuke to themselves.~History remembers many who have
13 8,4 | developed early in the Church's history in the time of the persecutions
14 9,8 |    crucial episodes in biblical history and 'everyday human affairs
15 10  |       and legend, folk tale and history, sacred hymns and a superb
16 10  |        emerges — this book is a history of God acting in history,
17 10  |        history of God acting in history, that is, Salvation History,
18 10  |     history, that is, Salvation History, It is a history of a people
19 10  |      Salvation History, It is a history of a people chosen by God
20 10  |        Luke and John; 2) Church History — The Acts of the Apostles;
21 10,1|          i.e., the beginning of history) to the Israelite sojourn
22 10,1|         primarily with primeval history; Chapters 12-50 treat the
23 10,1|        Chapters 12-50 treat the history of the Fathers of Israel (
24 10,1|    concerned primarily with the history of Israel during the times
25 10,1|       Ch. 1-2) and recounts the history of Solomon's reign (Ch.
26 10,1|         then continues with the history of the Kings of the Divided
27 10,1|     Chapters 18-25 continue the history of the Kingdom of Judah
28 10,1|        seen as part of a larger history including the books of Ezra
29 10,1|         books are a theological history of the dynasty of David
30 10,1|           a summary of Israel's history from Adam to David, presented
31 10,1|         4) (2 Chr. 10-36) — the history of the Davidic Kings and
32 10,1|     books form part of a larger history which includes 1st and 2nd
33 10,1|        for deliverance); Sacred History (in which the nation recounts
34 10,1|        12) interpreting current history and predicting the ultimate
35 10,2|      the main events of Judea's history from the accession of Antiochus
36 10,2|     abridgment of a five-volume history, now lost, by one Jason
37 10,2|        interpretation of Jewish history from the time of the High
38 10,3|        book of Acts — the early history of the Church — is a continuation