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 1 1,4|       what eventually became the Creed — the Symbol of Faith. In
 2 1,4|      Council expanded the Nicene Creed, developing the teachings
 3 1,5|          first inserted into the Creed at the Council of Toledo
 4 1,5|          original wording of the Creed ran, “and in the Holy Spirit,
 5 1,5|        to be introduced into the Creed, and 2) this insertion disturbed
 6 2,5|          the twelve parts of the Creed and also before “It is truly
 7 3,2|         to the Holy Trinity, the Creed, the Invocation of the Theotokos
 8 3,2|       Small Doxology (read), the Creed, a Canon to the Theotokos
 9 3,2|        Priests. Then follows the Creed, the Troparia, “Behold,
10 3,2|         the Third Antiphon), the Creed, and certain other hymns
11 3,4|        faith in the words of the Creed, and to give heed to the
12 3,4|          the Holy Mysteries.~The Creed, which was formulated during
13 3,4|      sung. The first part of the Creed (which is discussed in more
14 3,4|       Anaphora).~Having sung the Creed together with the Congregation,
15 4,2|          and was buried,” as the Creed proclaims. And just before
16 6,1|         Holy Bible; it means the Creed; it means the decrees of
17 6,1|         The Holy Scriptures, the Creed and the dogmatic and doctrinal
18 6,1|         same level as the Nicene Creed, nor do the writings of,
19 6,2|         The Symbol of Faith (The Creed).~The Creed, sung during
20 6,2|        of Faith (The Creed).~The Creed, sung during the Divine
21 6,2|        Christian teaching in the Creed, which is a constant guide
22 6,2|        their spiritual life.~The Creed itself is divided into twelve
23 6,3|       the Church included in the Creed the most important truths
24 6,3|         and second verses of the Creed, they stated the dogmatic
25 6,4|          seventh articles of the Creed.~For the salvation of mankind
26 6,5|      definition entered into the Creed as the eighth article.~Holy
27 6,5|     Providence (Ps. 104:30). The Creed calls the Holy Spirit the
28 6,5| untouched the formulation of the Creed as set out by the first
29 6,5|   forbade any alterations in the Creed through addition or deduction
30 6,7|        only in the Trinity.”~The Creed, just as St. Paul (Eph.
31 6,8|          the 11th Article of the Creed, “I look for the Resurrection
32 6,9|        of the World to Come.~The Creed ends with this confident