Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref |      what they have come to understand, and thus, have passed on
 2 1,9  |    in a language they could understand.~The Mission to Moravia
 3 3,7  | singing. It is important to understand that liturgical music is
 4 4,4  |    the Nativity of Christ, “Understand all ye nations, and submit
 5 4,9  |  Thee crucified, they would understand that Thy suffering was voluntary,
 6 6,1  |    things.... To accept and understand Tradition we must live within
 7 6,6  | Church. It is impossible to understand Christ's teaching and to
 8 6,1  |  difficult for Nicodemus to understand, for in the last words spoken
 9 6,2  |   and holy soul see God and understand the Scriptures,” says the
10 6,2  |    for the non-Christian to understand how one can rejoice and
11 6,2  |     27).~It is important to understand that tribulations are necessary
12 8,3  |   of Christ, “this none can understand but God; but only this much
13 9,1  |  mind to collect itself, to understand and penetrate into the words
14 10,3 |  have prophetic powers; and understand all mysteries and all knowledge;
15 10,3 |  know in part; then I shall understand fully; even as I have been