Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |          the Orthodox Church are concerned primarily with the salvation
 2 1,5   |    Liturgy; the Latins were more concerned with redemption, the Greeks
 3 1,4   |        Church almost exclusively concerned with missionary work among
 4 6,2   |     teaches us, “he who is truly concerned for his salvation will count
 5 9,3   |          St. John was especially concerned for the spiritual and moral
 6 9,8   | posterity (Ps. 44:1); he is more concerned with the spiritual comprehension
 7 10,1  |          the Orthodox Bible) are concerned primarily with the history
 8 10,1  |    Esther.~The book of Esther is concerned primarily with the story
 9 10,1  |          Job.~The book of Job is concerned with the problem of suffering
10 10,1  |       Egypt. The Prophet is much concerned with rewards and punishments,
11 10,2  |          2nd Century B.C. and is concerned with a Jewish heroine, Judith,
12 10,3  |   affection. The whole letter is concerned directly or indirectly with
13 10,3  |       part of his readers and is concerned to remind them how Christians