Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 | accompanied St. Andrew to Edessa, preaching the Gospel. Later he traveled
 2 1,1 |     through Mauretania and Libya, preaching the Gospel of Christ. Later
 3 1,4 |     baptize the people, and while preaching he was always able to communicate
 4 3,3 |        indicates that through the preaching of the Gospel, the grace
 5 4,3 |          good will of God, of the preaching of the salvation of mankind.
 6 4,6 |       days came John the Baptist, preaching in the wilderness of Judea, “
 7 4,0 |        all over the world for the preaching of the Gospel. On her knees
 8 4,4 |     suffering and which met their preaching of the Crucifixion and Resurrection
 9 4,4 |       world and into other lands, preaching Christ, how He had come
10 4,4 |         not been raised, then our preaching is in vain and your faith
11 6,1 |          unceasing revelation and preaching of good things.... To accept
12 6,0 |     especially those who labor in preaching and teaching (1 Tim. 5:17).~ ~
13 6,3 |       never a theme of the public preaching of the Apostles; while Christ
14 7,1 |           people listening to His preaching; so he stood on a huge rock
15 10,3|            Ch. 3:13-4:11); Jesus' preaching and teaching in Galilee (
16 10,3|            Ch. 1:1-13); 2) Jesus' preaching, teaching and healing in
17 10,3|           Jesus to the unhindered preaching of the Christian message
18 10,3|          result of Paul's earlier preaching in Asia Minor (vs. 19) and
19 11,1|           His death. Thus all the preaching of the Apostles is of Christ