Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,2  |                the story of a Covenant people in ~a community of faith,
  2   1,1,2  |          continues the theme ~with the people of the New Covenant, the
  3   1,1,2  |              the Church of ~witnessing people journeying through history.
  4   1,1,3  |              expound God.s will to the people was answered by the Lord: “
  5   1,1,3  |              be the spokesman unto the people: and~he shall be, even he
  6   1,1,3  |               According to God.s plan, people are called upon to save
  7   1,1,3  |             which ~governed the Jewish people, and the New Testament to
  8   1,1,4  |        printing press gave the Russian people the first complete Bible,
  9   1,1,4  |             The Kingdom of the chosen ~people of old has come to an end,
 10   1,1,5  |                Samuel explained to the people the behavior of royalty,
 11   1,1,5  |            record the history of their people with ~remarkable accuracy.
 12   1,1,5  |                 After Ezra, the Jewish people did not receive any more ~
 13   1,1,5  |            ancient traditions of those people, the reader invariably feels
 14   1,1,5  | characteristics of the ~spirit and the people of those ancient times. ~ ~
 15   1,1,5  |                culture. Relatively few people were able to read, let alone
 16   1,1,5  |               daily ~lives of ordinary people. It may be, in fact, that
 17   1,1,5  |             faithful response of those people who ~wrote it and handed
 18   1,1,7  |              to be found in the Chosen People whose history led to the
 19   1,2,1  |              development of the Hebrew people. Israel was not formed in
 20   1,2,1  |               high calling . to be the people of God, the prototype of
 21   1,2,1  |          covenant Israel becomes God's people, and God becomes Israel'
 22   1,2,1  |               origin of the Israelite ~people and many other nations.
 23   1,2,2  |                of the world, the first people and the first communities
 24   1,2,2  |              in eventual return of the people of God into the promised
 25   1,2,2  |              religious truths into his people and, through ~them, into
 26   1,2,2  |              darkened among the Hebrew people, surrounded as they were
 27   1,2,2  |               of the world. ~The first people lived in paradise, in Eden,
 28   1,2,2  |             this ~awareness. The first people sinned and then they straightway
 29   1,2,2  |              continues to live in holy people. It ~is said of Moses that
 30   1,2,2  |       undertook to provide for all His people's material needs, including
 31   1,2,2  |               the deliver-~ance of His people are listed, followed by
 32   1,2,2  |                teaching the Law to the people, conducting sacrificial
 33   1,2,2  |                meant to live as a holy people (Ex. 19:6), Leviticus contained
 34   1,2,2  |                the manner in which His people are to live. Holiness must
 35   1,2,2  |         encourages the response of His people in obedience and faithfulness.
 36   1,2,2  |                human soul, so that all people, even when they don't know
 37   1,2,2  |            monotheism which the Hebrew people were the first to expound .
 38   1,2,2  |               and~they shall judge the people with righteous judgment.
 39   1,2,2  |               of life which the Jewish people carried with them to all
 40   1,2,3  |             That God hath visited ~his people. ~John 7:40 Many of the
 41   1,2,3  |                  John 7:40 Many of the people therefore, when ~they heard
 42   1,2,3  |              destroyed from ~among the people. ~The Star out of Jacob~
 43   1,2,4  |      frustrated ruler then charged his people to throw the male ~babies
 44   1,2,4  |          second son Eliezer. ~ ~Let My People Go.~ Aaron came to meet
 45   1,2,4  |            formed the magic signs. The people were convinced that God
 46   1,2,4  |              requested him ~to “Let my people go” (Exod. 5:1). They did
 47   1,2,4  |                their daily output. The people reproached Moses for ~having
 48   1,2,4  |               he has done evil to this people,~and Thou hast not delivered
 49   1,2,4  |            Thou hast not delivered thy people at all” (Exod. 5:23). The
 50   1,2,4  |                Egypt and bring out the people of Israel from among them” (
 51   1,2,4  |              your servants and of your people, and into your~ovens and
 52   1,2,4  |              leave at once ~with their people, together with all their
 53   1,2,4  |             the coastal road “lest the people repent when they see war,
 54   1,2,4  |                matter, while scores of people stood around ~awaiting their
 55   1,2,4  |              tens. And they judged the people at all times; hard cases
 56   1,2,4  |              of the sacrifices ~on the people as “the blood of the covenant
 57   1,2,4  |              molded a golden calf. The people made burnt-offerings to
 58   1,2,4  |           Moses what his “stiff-necked people” (Exod. 32:9) were do-~ing,
 59   1,2,4  |         himself, saying, “you know the people, that they are set on evil” (
 60   1,2,4  |                the presence of all the people. As long as the pillar of
 61   1,2,4  |             not able to carry all this people along, the burden is too
 62   1,2,4  |   responsibility with ~him. As for the people's demand for flesh, the
 63   1,2,4  |               land is, and whether the people~who dwell in it are strong
 64   1,2,4  |               honey. Nevertheless “the people~who dwell in the land are
 65   1,2,4  |               its inhabitants; all~the people that we saw in it are men
 66   1,2,4  |            taken out and ~shown to the people next morning, it was seen
 67   1,2,4  |            Canaan. ~ To a desert-weary people Moses painted a pleasant
 68   1,2,4  |            ideal had also been to draw people away from pagan ~idol-worship.
 69   1,3,1  |           cover the life of the Jewish people from the time they ~entered
 70   1,3,1  |             the history of ~the Jewish people, when the Jewish tribes
 71   1,3,1  |              the history of the Jewish people that lasted ~about five
 72   1,3,1  |                history of the Jew-~ish people, as they were fighting for
 73   1,3,1  |           stages. God chose the Jewish people to bring salvation to all
 74   1,3,1  |            come from among the Jewish ~people. The Old Testament prophets,
 75   1,3,1  |           building God.s Kingdom among people. The path of spiritual development
 76   1,3,1  |             development of ~the Jewish people was not smooth. There were
 77   1,3,1  |          self-control ~were unknown to people in that ancient time before
 78   1,3,1  |                its history, the Jewish people constantly struggled to
 79   1,3,1  |                Bible does not idealize people or events, ~but sternly
 80   1,3,1  |                many sons of the Jewish people achieved great ~spiritual
 81   1,3,1  |        examples worthy of imitation by people of all ages. Even though ~
 82   1,3,2  |              to teach godliness to the people, yet this commandment was
 83   1,3,2  |            little ~about educating the people. For this reason the people
 84   1,3,2  |            people. For this reason the people remained in ignorance of
 85   1,3,2  |               poor role models for the people. In order to instruct the
 86   1,3,2  |               In order to instruct the people in the true ~faith, God
 87   1,3,2  |               point to failures of the people in matters of religion ~
 88   1,3,2  |             the nation. While teaching people about the faith, the ~prophets
 89   1,3,2  |             prophetic communities came people who fearlessly opposed idolatry
 90   1,3,2  |      exceptional humility and love for people, by being strict ~with himself
 91   1,3,3  |         constantly helping the Jewish ~people in taking possession of
 92   1,3,3  |                of Nun died, the Jewish people entered the period of so
 93   1,3,5  |              the history of the Jewish people. After Samson, ~the prophet
 94   1,3,5  |              prophet Samuel judged the people. Under his leadership, the
 95   1,3,5  |            were a heavy burden on ~the people and caused protests. Solomon.
 96   1,3,5  |                with Solomon among the ~people led to the division of his
 97   1,3,5  |                Israel and to encourage people to worship idols. These ~
 98   1,3,5  |              apostasy of the Israelite people from God. During this time
 99   1,3,5  |             the spiritual death of his people, Elijah was determined and ~
100   1,3,5  |                 To ~teach Ahab and the people of Israel a lesson, Elijah
101   1,3,5  |              pagan priests and all the people of Israel to come to the
102   1,3,5  |             such a great miracle, the ~people believed in God and, in
103   1,3,5  |              greatly respected by the ~people of Israel, he was strong
104   1,3,5  |            spiritual foundation of the people of Israel. Because of ~this
105   1,3,5  |           everything that reminded the people about idols. Thus he restored
106   1,3,5  |               and his ~good works. The people of Judah remembered Hezekiah
107   1,3,5  |                when the first group of people was taken away. The captivity
108   1,3,6  |                education to the Jewish people. ~ After ruling the people
109   1,3,6  |             people. ~ After ruling the people for 14 years, Ezra delegated
110   1,3,6  |               focused ~on teaching the people about God.s Law and collecting
111   1,3,7  |            Ezra, began to educate the ~people about religion, morals and
112   1,3,7  |              the covenant between the ~people and God was renewed. Then
113   1,3,7  |               various crimes among the people. Thus, during 30 years before
114   1,3,7  |         strengthen the faith among the people. ~ Just as Nehemiah continued
115   1,3,7  |             and moral education of the people. Nehemiah deals with the
116   1,3,7  |              record the history of the people of God and show the ways
117   1,3,7  |              God.s mercy to the chosen people, the book of Nehemiah ~contains
118   1,3,7  |               for his country and his ~people, which caused him, like
119   1,3,0  |              the history of the Jewish people. Palestine ended up being
120   1,3,1  |              the history of the Jewish people are not recorded in the
121   1,3,1  |             shall the gathering of the people be. (Gen. 49:9-11). ~ ~
122   1,4    |              the intent of encouraging people to live a godly life. ~They
123   1,4    |              the house of Jacob from a people of strange language;~Judah
124   1,4,1  |             dare to live among healthy people and had to settle outside ~
125   1,4,2  |                king: the love for the ~people, justice, wisdom, courage
126   1,4,2  |                on behalf of the Jewish people ~and singing psalms. ~ The
127   1,4,2  |              the name Israel means the people of the Church. The ~call
128   1,4,3  |              God: wisdom to lead God.s people. .And God ~said unto him,
129   1,4,3  |               for ~his wisdom, so that people came from distant countries
130   1,4,3  |                ground among the Jewish people for the faith in the Only-begotten
131   1,5,1  |             ocean of eternity. Neither people, ~nor demons, nor angels,
132   1,5,1  |                awaits each of us. Some people are trying to ~unwrap the
133   1,5,1  |             mediation of His ~selected people, the Prophets and the Apostles. ~
134   1,5,1  |          helpers, while demons and the people who took the evil part are
135   1,5,1  |              naming countries, cities, people and even giving timeframes.
136   1,5,1  |           about the moral condition of people and demon-~strate the relationship
137   1,5,1  |              the lives of in-~dividual people and countries and the entire
138   1,5,2  |                spiritual needs of the ~people, and encouraged the people
139   1,5,2  |             people, and encouraged the people to worship idols. The temptation
140   1,5,2  |            restore the piety among the people. The first Israeli prophets,
141   1,5,2  |                only way for the Jewish people to escape them. ~ The Judean
142   1,5,2  |              the history of the Jewish people. It was the ~time when prophets
143   1,5,2  |            restore the faith among the people. ~ The pious king Josiah (
144   1,5,2  |                Eager to revitalize the people's ~belief in God, he zealously
145   1,5,2  |             had taken deep root in the people. The upper class was morally
146   1,5,2  |             Jeremiah tried to wake the people for repen-~tance and restore
147   1,5,3  |                not pastors. The Jewish people ~sojourned in spiritual
148   1,5,3  |           whoever they were: ordinary ~people or princes, priests or judges,
149   1,5,3  |            were the conscience of the ~people, and 'elders' for those
150   1,5,3  |               prophets that the Jewish people retained the true faith
151   1,5,3  |                inheritable, God called people for prophetic min-~istry
152   1,5,3  |           fearless before the powerful people but, at the same ~time,
153   1,5,3  |                of many weak and abused people. ~
154   1,5,4  |                    Ah sinful nation, a people laden with iniquity, a seed
155   1,5,4  |            Seeing the hardening of the people.s hearts, the prophet bitterly
156   1,5,4  |            slain of the daughter of my people! Oh that I had in the wilderness
157   1,5,4  |             men; that I might leave my people, and go from them! for they ~
158   1,5,4  |              Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God. Speak ye
159   1,5,5  |         judgment over the Jews and all people. ~ The main vice attacked
160   1,5,5  |               judgment over the Jewish people ~was combined in Joel's
161   1,5,5  |                was to descend, and the people of God were to be renewed
162   1,5,5  |               holding a small group of people. Whales inhale air and each
163   1,5,5  |            head. Sometimes animals and people were found alive in the
164   1,5,5  |               a quar-~ter of a million people were saved. As the time
165   1,5,5  |           example of God's love to all people, regardless of their na-~
166   1,5,5  |               me, Go, prophesy unto my people Israel” (Amos 7:14-~15).
167   1,5,5  |             the oppression of the poor people, ~keeping back laborers'
168   1,5,5  |        stretched out beyond His chosen people, to the ~entire Universe,
169   1,5,5  |             Having called the Jew-~ish people to the faith, God manifested
170   1,5,5  |               to the wickedness of the people, a spiritual famine was
171   1,5,5  |    renouncement of the mighty and rich people and call ~for justice (Chapters
172   1,5,5  |               the spiritual revival of people. ~ ~Book of Hosea.~ The
173   1,5,5  |       spiritual decline of the Israeli people, increase of idolatry and
174   1,5,5  |                adultery of the Israeli people was for God, Who made a
175   1,5,5  |              to them which were not my people, Thou art my people; and~
176   1,5,5  |             not my people, Thou art my people; and~they shall say, Thou
177   1,5,5  |                glected to instruct the people in the law of God: ~ ~.My
178   1,5,5  |              in the law of God: ~ ~.My people are destroyed for lack of
179   1,5,5  |              They eat up the sin of my people, and they set their heart
180   1,5,5  |               And there shall be, like people, like priest: and I will
181   1,5,5  |              values in the actions ~of people: .I desired mercy, and not
182   1,5,5  |           feeling of repentance in the people. But he also saw what was
183   1,5,5  |              the end of time, when the people of God would be fully renewed,
184   1,5,5  |          Uzziah) and Jotham the Jewish people were infected with idolatry, ~
185   1,5,5  |                Isaiah encour-~aged the people during the invasion by Pekah
186   1,5,5  |              up against judges and the people at the helm of power, whose ~
187   1,5,5  |             right from the poor ~of my people, that widows may be their
188   1,5,5  |                said, Forasmuch as this people~draw near me with their
189   1,5,5  |           grieved over the sins of the people in the following prayer: ~ ~.
190   1,5,5  |           beseech thee, we are all thy people. (Isaiah 64:6-9). ~ ~Yet
191   1,5,5  |              to warn the kings and the people of dangers, encourage them, ~
192   1,5,5  |            Isaiah said that the chosen people in its mass would be rejected
193   1,5,5  |             Therefore shall the strong people glorify thee, the city of
194   1,5,5  |            LORD of hosts make unto all people a feast of fat things, a
195   1,5,5  |             the covering cast over all people, and the vail ~that is spread
196   1,5,5  |           mourning shall be ended. Thy people also shall be all righteous:
197   1,5,5  |       salvation ~of the remnant of the people and the Messiah (4), song
198   1,5,5  |               prophet's prayer for his people (62), the Gentiles ~called
199   1,5,5  |              covenant ~with the chosen people and, after having them cleansed
200   1,5,5  |               and the destitute of his people, and to denounce the heartless ~
201   1,5,5  |           religious principles ~of the people, undermined by Manasseh.
202   1,5,5  |          distress Zephania watched the people running spiritu-~ally wild
203   1,5,5  |            responsible for guiding the people and giv-~ing them good example .
204   1,5,5  |              needed to exterminate the people, but to make them listen
205   1,5,5  |                then will I turn to the people a pure language, that they
206   1,5,5  |          punish and convict the Jewish people; that was why Isaiah called
207   1,5,5  |             condemnation of the wicked people, and later on as ~the prophet'
208   1,5,5  |      continuously prophesied, teaching people faith ~and piety. On behalf
209   1,5,5  |               rituals, while in spirit people were departing from God
210   1,5,5  |              further and further: ~“My people have committed two evils, .
211   1,5,5  |              them to ~the king and the people. In order to conceal one
212   1,5,5  |               hardening of the regular people . the rich and those at
213   1,5,5  |           spiritual wickedness of the ~people of the latter days before
214   1,5,5  |               Jeremiah, were appeasing people by saying that there would
215   1,5,5  |           lulled the conscience of the people and actually sped up the ~
216   1,5,5  |                the sins. Therefore the people had to ~grieve over their
217   1,5,5  |                the Lord would free His people from the cap-~tivity, and
218   1,5,5  |                dai, or .Almighty,. the people are Israel, which means .
219   1,5,5  |               the midst ~thereof.. The people marked by the Angel were
220   1,5,5  |                be absolutely different people by their spiritual content: “
221   1,5,5  |             them: and they shall be my people, and I will be their God” (
222   1,5,5  |            neighbors of the Jews (25), people of Tyre (26-28). Verses
223   1,5,5  |             shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces
224   1,5,5  |           about the future fate of the people of God in connec-~tion with
225   1,5,5  |                for the children of thy people: and there shall be a time
226   1,5,5  |             time: and at that time thy people ~shall be delivered, every
227   1,5,5  |         commanded ~to resume it. ~ The people were poor. However, they
228   1,5,5  |              in order to encourage the people for the completion of con-~
229   1,5,5  |           Haggai, Zechariah encouraged people to complete the construction
230   1,5,5  |         priests would be re-~placed by people that fear God, .For from
231   1,5,5  |             who would ~come to get the people ready to receive Christ: “
232   1,5,5  |             lack of pious reverence in people (1:6-14) ~and priests (2:
233   1,5,6  |          Daniel 12:9-13. Judgment over People: Isaiah 2:10-21, Isaiah
234   1,5,7  |            With the moral hardening of people in the Old Testament era
235   1,5,7  |             difficult task of teaching people to believe in God, abstain ~
236   1,5,7  |             Hebrews being God.s chosen people, ~and defeat of the Gentiles,
237   1,5,7  |               Israel, Zion, the chosen people and other like names as
238   1,5,7  |             spiritual leaders of their people, the prophets often stepped
239   1,5,7  |            natural death. Yet ordinary people valued and loved them and
240   1,5,7  |            virtue, the prophets taught people to sincerely believe in
241   1,5,7  |              that they were the chosen people inspired by God. At the
242   1,5,7  |      historical way; judgment over the people of the Old Testament times
243   1,Add  |                from this world and the people in it. ~ God the Logos revealed
244   1,Add  |       necessary for this world and the people in it . the Lord has stated
245   1,Add,5|            they brought many possessed people to Him, and ~He drove out
246   1,Add,0|         commended to believers, to the people, as an authorized version
247   1,Add,0|         together, and Covenant implies people. It was the People of the
248   1,Add,0|             implies people. It was the People of the Cove-~nant to whom
249   1,Add,0|               dealings with his chosen people. The Bible records ~first
250   1,Add,0|              again. He was leading his people from ~truth to truth. There
251   1,Add,0|               old and new, the chosen ~people of God, a people for God'
252   1,Add,0|               chosen ~people of God, a people for God's own possession.
253   1,Add,0|                basic impor-~tance. One people has been elected, set apart
254   1,Add,0|               human disorder. With one people on earth only did God establish
255   1,Add,0|               came to abide among ~his people for ever. The history of
256   1,Add,0|        Testament ourselves. We are the People of the New Covenant. For
257   1,Add,0|              led and guided the chosen people into God's supreme purpose,
258   1,Add,0|             Church. Israel, the chosen people, the people of the cove-~
259   1,Add,0|                 the chosen people, the people of the cove-~nant, was much
260   1,Add,0|         contrast to the only nation or people that was also (and primarily)
261   1,Add,0|         embraced the whole life of the people, ~the .temporal. as well
262   1,Add,0|         precisely the Church, the only people of God, and no other ~national
263   2,1    |             Historical Background.~The people among whom Jesus lived prided
264   2,1    |            continued sinfulness of~the people and the preaching of the
265   2,1    |             Israel is seen as a chosen people, separated~from the rest
266   2,1    |                way in~which the Jewish people were preserved — all these,
267   2,1    |                under Egypt, the Jewish people and their homeland were
268   2,1    |             and closed, and the Jewish people were forbidden to~worship
269   2,1    |          important concessions for his people from a rival claimant to
270   2,1    |             achieved for his oppressed people~full freedom from the Greeks,
271   2,1    |           priesthood, and at~times the people were sorely oppressed.~It
272   2,1    |                the party of the~common people and the supporters of the
273   2,1,1  |       Religious Background.~The Jewish people of our Lord’s day were intensely
274   2,1,2  |              our Lord’s day the Jewish people maintained two institutions
275   2,1,2  |           during~the feast seasons did people gather in the courts in
276   2,1,2  |        institution to which the Jewish~people of each community came to
277   2,1,3  |             Moses had delivered to the people of Israel rather stringent~
278   2,1,3  |             until the Babylonian Exile people were lax, if not negligent,
279   2,1,3  |           After the restoration of the people to their~homes in Palestine,
280   2,1,4  |             from Egyptian bondage. The people were commanded to meet~from
281   2,1,4  |               observing~the feast. The people would eat at ease rather
282   2,1,4  |            been~observed by the Jewish people as New Year’s Day (Rosh
283   2,1,4  |              of the seventh~month. The people remained at home, abstaining
284   2,1,4  |              the sins committed by the people during the past year. It
285   2,1,4  |           religious calendar. Thus the people generally had just enough
286   2,1,4  |           fathers. During the week the~people dwelt in booths in imitation
287   2,1,4  |               of fire which guided the people in the wilderness by~night.
288   2,1,5  |             influence among the Jewish people.~The Old Testament was originally
289   2,1,5  |              extent the thought of the people of New Testament times.
290   2,1,6  |         Religious Sects and Classes of People.~Some of the influential
291   2,1,6  |               groups or parties of the people mentioned in the Gospels
292   2,1,6  |             been influential~among the people during New Testament times.~
293   2,1,6  |                popular with the common~people.~The Publicans. When the
294   2,1,6  |             imposed Roman taxes on the people. The publicans were Jews
295   2,1,6  |               Romans and took from the people what they~saw fit, or what
296   2,1,6  |            publicans were hated by the people generally because~they were
297   2,1,6  |           frequently extorted from~the people more than was due, and consequently
298   2,1,6  |               the first century. These people are not~mentioned in the
299   2,1,6  |         matters the teachings of these people resembled those of the Pharisees,~
300   2,1,7  |              most influential with the people. The high priest was always~
301   2,1,8  |             King who would deliver His people from their enemies and reign
302   2,1,8  |                of John the Baptist the people were in expectation (Luke
303   2,1,8  |                the redemption~of God’s people; notably Zacharias, father
304   2,1,8  |             would bear the sins of the people.~Christians confidently
305   2,1,1  |              the comparatively obscure people of~Israel, that the stream
306   2,1,1  |               relatively insignificant people within which Christianity~
307   2,1,1  |       insignificant minority among the people of Israel, themselves of
308   2,1,1  |            reason, God found among the people of Israel a minority who
309   2,2,1  |               the Son of God on earth, people perceived God as the~almighty
310   2,2,1  |            physician amongst the sick. People, sensing His love for them,
311   2,2,2  |           language of all the cultured people of that time. The Evangelists
312   2,2,2  |      accessible to a maximum number of people.~At that time only the capital
313   2,2,2  |             who enlightened the Slavic people. This language, a Bulgaro-Macedonian
314   2,2,2  |                Slavic dialects and the people living in the region~of
315   2,2,5  |                to the simple, ignorant people of Galilee.~St. John in
316   2,2,5  |             Scribes and~the Pharisees, people who were well acquainted
317   2,2,5  |                infidel rulers of their people and created hardships by
318   2,2,5  |              cruel and despised simple people. That is why Matthew presents
319   2,2,5  |                of salvation of his own people saturated with false teachings
320   2,2,5  |                loyal submission of His people to Him and their obedience
321   2,2,5  |                32-34). In this Kingdom people will come from~the east
322   2,2,5  |               the~King was to save the people of the Kingdom from their
323   2,2,5  |              21). In order to save His people, the King gave His~life
324   2,2,5  |               of all the world and all people.~In conjunction with this
325   2,2,5  |              Christ, so that with time people would not think of Him as
326   2,2,5  |                things are written that people might have faith in Him
327   2,2,6  |              we see that gradually, as people~embraced the teaching of
328   2,3,2  |             the majority~of the Jewish people, subsequently transgressed
329   2,3,2  |        Apostles became as if different people. Notwithstanding all the~
330   2,3,3  |              he writes because impious people have crept into the Christian
331   2,3,3  |                nation, His own special people, that~you may proclaim the
332   2,3,3  |             light;~who once were not a people but are now the people of
333   2,3,3  |               a people but are now the people of God, who had not obtained
334   2,3,3  |              or as a busybody in other people’s matters. Yet if anyone
335   2,4,3  |                Trophimus. Earlier, the people in Jerusalem rioted against
336   2,4,3  |       importance of the Church and its~people to whom they are addressed.
337   2,4,4  |              God,~and they shall be My people’ (Lev. 26:12). Therefore ‘
338   2,5,4  |           different events and various people in one image, one must take
339   2,5,4  |       punishment were always the same: people's lawlessness and lack of
340   2,5,4  |                will come to earth, all~people will be resurrected, and
341   2,5,4  |       perfection; twelve denotes God's people and fruition of~the Church (
342   2,5,4  |             able to lay waste to those people who are devoted to God with
343   2,5,6  |               an innumerable throng of people in Heaven, a number that
344   2,5,6  |            afflictions.” For~all these people the path to Paradise is
345   2,5,6  |               the virgins, i.e., those people who denied themselves~the
346   2,5,7  |          already from a very young age people are inclined to sin. Through~
347   2,5,8  |           protects~“against the foes.” People who are not protected by
348   2,5,8  |                of demonic powers among people. Heading it is~“Apollyon”
349   2,5,8  |              the bit in their mouths,” people are rushing toward their
350   2,5,9  |              The false prophet seduces people with false miracles and
351   2,5,9  |                 As the Church calls on people to have faith in God and
352   2,5,9  |               to control crime because people's movements will be~known
353   2,5,9  |       religious-political control over people “when no one shall be able
354   2,5,9  |              idea of stamping codes on people is speculation. The essence
355   2,5,9  |           simultaneously watch how the people react to it. In any case,
356   2,5,9  |             ideas in order to accustom people to~cruelty and banality.
357   2,5,0  |            punishment are those guilty people who had accepted the mark
358   2,5,0  |                the resurrected Nero in people's minds. He is the~antichrist
359   2,5,2  |              second” resurrection. All people will be physically resurrected,~
360   2,5,3  |               17).~Evil spirits entice people~to serve the beast (16:13-~