Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |     Cyprian of Carthage († 258) points out the unbreakable unity
 2 Intro |      will, and, as St. Irenaeus points out, where the Spirit is,
 3 3,0   |      and signifying by the four points that the Holy Trinity has
 4 3,8   |      risen...,” begins. At many points during the Service the Clergy
 5 6,0   | contains a promise, as St. Paul points out, that it may be well
 6 6,1   |      these words the Evangelist points out two unfathomable mysteries,
 7 6,2   |         James 2:13). The Savior points to His Heavenly Father as
 8 7     |     these writings.~As St. John points out, in ancient times God,
 9 7     |    personal friends. As meeting points between Heaven and earth,
10 10,3  |    author emphasizes three main points: 1) the superiority of the
11 10,3  |   Church's proclamation (1:16), points to the Messianic prophecies
12 11,1  |       the universe, for its six points represented the six days
13 11,1  |      Cross of Golgotha had four points was upheld by St. Irenaeus
14 11,1  |   received its name because the points appear to be capped with
15 11,1  |        tree bud. The three-fold points (Trefoil) stand for the
16 11,1  |         of four spearheads with points together. The eight points
17 11,1  |      points together. The eight points represent the Beatitudes (