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 1 Pref |         parents and grandparents taught us. Actually, there is profound
 2 Pref |       representing how they were taught, what they have come to
 3 1,2  |          of natives who had been taught the rudiments of the Orthodox
 4 1,2  | religious matters, but they also taught them practical, secular
 5 1,3  |         who had to be guided and taught. He had a special love for
 6 1,4  |   furniture for the new home, he taught the natives this skill as
 7 4,2  |        the place where He lived, taught, suffered and arose with
 8 4,4  |       worshipped the stars, were taught by a star to adore Thee,
 9 4,0  |         us!” From that time they taught the Holy Church to believe
10 6,3  |    important truths of the faith taught in the Gospels. Here, in
11 6,6  |       Founder of the Church, Who taught men to have faith, love
12 6,1  |        of God, and in Samaria He taught of God as Spirit and of
13 9,3  |  prayerful contact with God,” he taught. “If you deprive yourself
14 9,3  |        one definite place. As he taught, “one can say prolonged
15 9,3  |     treasure. A man must also be taught by reason of his limitations
16 10,3 |          understood Paul to have taught that they would be exempt