Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |          Acts 22:3). At a young age he had learned the trade
 2 1,2 |    unmarried, in Greece, at the age of eighty-four, and is commemorated
 3 1,4 |     Iconoclast controversy, the Age of the Seven Councils came
 4 1,7 |       exposing the vices of his age, for which reason he was
 5 1,3 |   Diocese about 1756 and at the age of 16, he began his monastic
 6 1,4 |      from a pious family and at age six, young John was already
 7 1,4 |       reading at his parish. At age nine he entered the Irkutsk
 8 1,4 |     musical instruments.~At the age of seventeen, in recognition
 9 1,4 |     Holy Saturday, 1879, at the age of eighty-two, having served
10 3,8 |     always, to the close of the age (Matt. 28:20).~Whereas special
11 4,1 |      since they were now in old age. Scorn and mockery was their
12 4,7 |       Asher; she was of a great age, having lived with her husband
13 4,8 |         the Baptist] in her old age has also conceived a son;
14 4,0 |      Having reached an advanced age, the Most-Pure One wished
15 4,6 |        since after this present age, characterized by 7-day
16 6,3 |          living already in “the age to come.” She enjoys now
17 8,1 |     always, to the close of the age (Matt. 28:18-20). The necessity
18 8,4 |         he had reached a mature age. In many monasteries an
19 8,4 |      when he or she reaches the age of moral discernment, usually
20 8,4 | discernment, usually around the age of six or seven.~ ~Repentance —
21 10,1|         Israel in the Messianic Age (Ch. 4-5); and 3) Accusations
22 10,1|  preparations for the Messianic Age. Upon the completion of
23 10,1|         coming of the Messianic Age. The second part (Chapters
24 10,3|       and 5) On the End of This Age (Ch. 24-25).~ ~In Times