Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |          of Chalcedon (451), the numbers of the faithful of the Patriarchate
 2 1,1 |    Turkish depredations, and now numbers some 500,000 faithful in
 3 1,1 |       Jordan, never was large in numbers, but always held a special
 4 1,1 |        the atheist state and the numbers of her faithful, clergy
 5 1,1 |       here also. There are large numbers of Orthodox Serbians in
 6 1,1 | Patriarch lives in Bucharest. In numbers of Orthodox faithful, this
 7 1,4 |          in increasingly greater numbers. The Mission was now extended
 8 1,4 |  extended to Canada, where great numbers of Orthodox and Uniate immigrants
 9 1,5 |   parishes increased steadily in numbers and in 1931, Archbishop
10 1,5 |          worldwide, although, in numbers, this group is very small.
11 1,5 |         This Diocese expanded in numbers with the increased immigration
12 7,2 |        army, greatly inferior in numbers and strength to that of
13 10,1|          is reconciled to Him.~ ~Numbers.~The title Numbers refers
14 10,1|        Him.~ ~Numbers.~The title Numbers refers to the census or
15 10,1|        At the end of the book of Numbers, Israel is encamped in the
16 10,6|         12~ ~Three Benedictions.~Numbers 6:24-26 Hebrews 13:20-21
17 11,2|        as tablets of stone, with numbers on each, symbolizing the