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 1 1,3 |        disappear, but took other forms. Chief among these was the
 2 5   |        take one of two different forms: a) the idiorrhythm skete,
 3 6,1 |         Orthodox, the Holy Bible forms apart of Holy Tradition,
 4 6,1 | Tradition constantly assumes new forms, supplementing the old,
 5 6,1 |          16:13) and this promise forms the basis of Orthodox respect
 6 6,5 |        Church and extends to all forms of divine service. In the
 7 7   |   revealed in Christianity, thus forms the foundations of Christian
 8 7   |   content, which uses images and forms drawn from the material
 9 10  |      life of Israel, taking many forms: prose and poetry, myth
10 10  |        Yet, despite these varied forms, a common theme emerges —
11 10,1|       for His flock. Chapter 9:9 forms part of the Old Testament
12 11,1|      have their origin in divine forms of which they are images,”
13 11,1|        Rom. 6:5-8).~The earliest forms of the Cross in Christian
14 11,1|    became more popular under two forms: the so-called Greek Cross (+)
15 11,1|    Church did admit a variety of forms of the Cross. As St. Theodore