Chapter, Paragraph
1 1 | Ecumenical Councils, to a certain extent, shows the mark of
2 1 | Kant and Darwin, with certain reservations, can also be
3 8 | If we are located at a certain distance today, then yesterday
4 14 | elements may correlate in certain principal areas, they cannot
5 15,6 | initially? We cannot be certain since Scripture is silent
6 15,6 | God must have done it in a certain way? We should never be
7 15,8 | interpret the evidence in a certain manner. This is the essence
8 15,0 | that we may never know for certain how God created the world
9 15,1 | proven.~Evolutionists are certain transitional fossils prove
10 15,1 | nuclear force, to behave in a certain manner, so He has ordered
11 15,2 | grouping. Science is now pretty certain through DNA testing that
12 15,2 | amazing! Apparently, it is not certain what Christians should believe.~
13 18,3 | is perceived as such in certain situations. Indeed, childbirth
14 18,4 | spiritually, by this attaining a certain degree of likeness to Him —
15 19,1 | to be built according to certain dimensions (6:9-22). Seven
16 19,2 | of an enormous aquifer. Certain well-timed geologic events
17 19,2 | excepted, not because it is certain that they do not possess
18 21 | only of being employed at a certain duty to his state, but that
19 App,1| the Bible occurred at a certain time, in a particular culture,
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