Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |                  to acknowledge that, at a time when many Christians of
  2   1,1,1  |                    the reader. At the same time, religious-moral questions
  3   1,1,2  |               which He had purposed before time was. God did not cre-~ate
  4   1,1,2  |                    new and better place in time, sometimes ~obedient and
  5   1,1,2  |                events of history until the time had “Fully come when everything
  6   1,1,2  |                    his pilgrimage through ~time and beyond time, learning
  7   1,1,2  |                   through ~time and beyond time, learning to know God, to
  8   1,1,4  |                 made mistakes. At the same time these an-~cient manuscripts
  9   1,1,4  |         deuterocanonical. books). From the time of their Council in Jamnia
 10   1,1,4  |                    complete form. From the time of the Apostles until our
 11   1,1,4  |                   the Ostrog Bible. In our time, the Bible has become readily ~
 12   1,1,5  |                  current completeness. The time be-~tween Moses (1450 BC)
 13   1,1,5  |                   were ~kept. ~ During the time between Samuel and the Babylonian
 14   1,1,5  |               Apos-~tles (Acts 2). At that time none of the books of the
 15   1,1,5  |                been addressed, although in time in many oth-~ers as well.
 16   1,1,5  |                    believer transported in time from then to an Orthodox ~
 17   1,1,5  |                    was not for quite some ~time yet that there was truly
 18   1,1,5  |                    written even during the time in which the books of the
 19   1,1,5  |                    are at one and the same time the Word of God and the
 20   1,1,6  |               widespread language ~of that time. Six of the most talented
 21   1,1,6  |                 task in a ~short period of time. It is this translation
 22   1,1,6  |                   two ~Saints stayed for a time in Bulgaria, not only continuing
 23   1,1,6  |          translation.~ With the passage of time, the differences between
 24   1,1,7  |                  splendor, long before the time at which we can identify
 25   1,1,7  |                   point ~here. In point of time, it should be apparent that
 26   1,2,2  |                 the Bible. But at the same time he took in everything with
 27   1,2,2  |                Moses uses the words of his time with care, so as not to
 28   1,2,2  |                    on an immeasurably vast time scale; the appearance of
 29   1,2,2  |                 tion, even if at any given time their agreement in one respect
 30   1,2,2  |                    his descendants. By the time of Moses, the other peoples
 31   1,2,2  |                  lost this truth for some ~time. It was even becoming darkened
 32   1,2,2  |                Spirit, God, Who transcends time, transcends space, Whose
 33   1,2,2  |              heaven was made together with time and the earth. In the ~first
 34   1,2,2  |                    a ~thought. At the same time, it leaves a strong impression
 35   1,2,2  |                    he prophesies about the time (of course not in this sinful
 36   1,2,2  |                moral evil and, at the same time, from suffering and death,
 37   1,2,2  |                    2000 years BC). At that time Egypt was highly prosperous
 38   1,2,2  |                   cities, were at the same time concerned that the Jews ~
 39   1,2,2  |                   15th century BC. At that time the Pharaoh most probably
 40   1,2,2  |                  fact that also places the time of ~Exodus to the midst
 41   1,2,2  |               while looking forward to the time when Israel will occupy
 42   1,2,2  |                  20:3). ~ ~ Because at the time of Moses the tribes of Israel
 43   1,2,3  |                   when the fullness of the time ~was come, God sent forth
 44   1,2,3  |                    tor-~ment us before the time? ~Luke 10:18-19 [Jesus to
 45   1,2,4  |                   s end. Moses was at this time eighty years old and his
 46   1,2,4  |                   14:11) They were at this time at the edge of the Reed
 47   1,2,4  |                    and they sat for a long time in the tent talking about
 48   1,2,4  |                   Lord. At the end of that time God gave him “two tables
 49   1,2,4  |                 the tablets for the second time, Aaron and the Israelites
 50   1,2,4  |             trouble ~broke out again, this time over the monotonous diet
 51   1,2,4  |                  them spent at Kadesh, the time had come to ~resume the
 52   1,2,4  |                eternal, but was created in time and de-~veloped in an evolutionary
 53   1,2,4  |                   kingdom. Yet at the same time, the Bible underlines man.
 54   1,2,4  |                  death (II Samuel): at the time ~of the transfer of the
 55   1,3,1  |                 the Jewish people from the time they ~entered the Promised
 56   1,3,1  |                    of Nun (1451 BC) to the time of the Maccabees ~(150 BC).
 57   1,3,1  |                  to people in that ancient time before the coming of grace.
 58   1,3,1  |                  morals and customs of the time. Throughout the historical
 59   1,3,1  |                 sinners, while at the same time punishing stub-~born sinners
 60   1,3,2  |                 stay around him for a long time. These would form ~brotherhoods
 61   1,3,2  |            especially prominent during the time of the prophet Samuel who
 62   1,3,2  |               kings and the mighty of that time. For this, prophets were
 63   1,3,2  |               lives in martyrdom. From the time of the prophet Samuel, prophets
 64   1,3,2  |                   reached its peaks in the time of ~the prophets Elija and
 65   1,3,3  |                  faith in God. It was ~now time for the Jews to inherit
 66   1,3,3  |               Promised Land. Up until that time the Promised ~Land was populated
 67   1,3,4  |              Joshua the son of Nun to ~the time of Judge Samson (1425-1150
 68   1,3,4  |                oppressing the Jews at ~the time (Ch. 13-16). His life, which
 69   1,3,5  |               Israel ~(Ch. 13-16). At that time a war broke out between
 70   1,3,5  |                   and pagan temples of the time. Under Solomon, the nation
 71   1,3,5  |               people from God. During this time of religious decline, ~God
 72   1,3,5  |                   the ~antichrist. At that time he will die as a martyr. ~
 73   1,3,5  |                  greatest ~prophets of all time. Being a highly educated
 74   1,3,6  |                  was commonly used ~at the time. ~ ~
 75   1,3,8  |                  Persian documents. ~ Some time after Esther became the
 76   1,3,0  |                  i.e. 50 years before the ~time of Juda Maccabee. The persecution
 77   1,3,0  |                   faith in God. During the time of persecution by pagans,
 78   1,3,1  |                commander Pompey. From that time on, ~Palestine with its
 79   1,4,1  |                  Job, who lived during the time of the patriarchs, ~long
 80   1,4,1  |                    And within a very short time the devil hurled numerous
 81   1,4,4  |                  this life is lim-~ited in time and, like in inanimate nature,
 82   1,4,7  |                   original ~was for a long time considered to have been
 83   1,5,1  |                  Prophecies.~The stream of time rushes the shuttle of our
 84   1,5,1  |                 lives beyond and above the time; for Him, ~everything is
 85   1,5,2  |                                        The Time of the Prophets.~It will
 86   1,5,2  |             heathen ~traditions. ~ In this time of hardship for the religion,
 87   1,5,2  |                 commerce. But at the ~same time the morality started to
 88   1,5,2  |                 prophesied around the same time. ~ Hezekiah's impious son
 89   1,5,2  |                 Jewish people. It was the ~time when prophets were persecuted
 90   1,5,2  |                    at Megiddo. For a short time Judaea became subject to ~
 91   1,5,2  |                  to ~Egypt. ~ This was the time of loss of power of Assyria
 92   1,5,3  |                   people but, at the same ~time, deeply humble, demanding
 93   1,5,5  |                    of the prophets of that time were turned to the col-~
 94   1,5,5  |                    by ~the law. It was the time when the pious king Joash
 95   1,5,5  |                  people were saved. As the time passed, Nineveh became a
 96   1,5,5  |                  from this town. ~ At that time the Gentile states and towns
 97   1,5,5  |                 disas-~ters, at the end of time, when the people of God
 98   1,5,5  |                   greatest prophets of all time, lived in the first half
 99   1,5,5  |             Kingdom and the New ~Testament time, therefore the prophet Isaiah
100   1,5,5  |              increasingly tense until the ~time of the Nativity. ~Book of
101   1,5,5  |                        With the passage of time, Jeremiah's truthful words
102   1,5,5  |                 kingdom of Judaea were the time of utter spiritual ~desperation
103   1,5,5  |                    of prophecy for ~a long time: .But his word was in mine
104   1,5,5  |                   destroyed for the second time, in many respects characterize
105   1,5,5  |                  not the captivity. In due time the Lord would free His
106   1,5,5  |                  of Daniel referred to the time be-~fore the end of the
107   1,5,5  |                years), which indicated the time of the ~Messiah's advent (
108   1,5,5  |                 Daniel was for the ~second time miraculously saved from
109   1,5,5  |                    antichrist at the same ~time. ~ Cited below are two apocalyptic
110   1,5,5  |                    Daniel: ~ ~.And at that time shall Michael stand up (
111   1,5,5  |               people: and there shall be a time of trouble, ~such as never
112   1,5,5  |                   nation even to that same time: and at that time thy people ~
113   1,5,5  |                that same time: and at that time thy people ~shall be delivered,
114   1,5,5  |              closed up and sealed till the time of the end. Many shall be
115   1,5,5  |           accurately ~Daniel predicted the time of the coming of Christ
116   1,5,5  |                    486 B.C.). That was the time when many Jews, led by Zerubbabel,
117   1,5,5  |                 was the high priest at the time. In the second ~year after
118   1,5,5  |                    why ~some said that the time for the construction of
119   1,5,7  |                 tell about the forthcoming time of the ~New Testament, the
120   1,5,7  |               inspired by God. At the same time, the prophets explained
121   1,5,7  |                   prophecy came not in old time by the will of man:~but
122   1,Add,9|                    age, including our ~own time. Unfortunately, we are often
123   1,Add,9|                 was once delivered for all time? ~ We are in danger of losing
124   1,Add,9|                    my contemporaries .in a time ~such as this?. There is
125   1,Add,9|                   situations, including .a time ~such as this.. And I believe
126   1,Add,9|               doctrine of Chalcedon .in a ~time such as this.. Yet it is
127   1,Add,9|                  need in Christendom .in a time such ~as this. is precisely
128   1,Add,9|        reconstruction of the church. .In a time such as ~this. one has to
129   1,Add,9|            troubles and problems of my own time than ~the production of
130   1,Add,9|                    for man. We have, .in a time such as this,. to enlarge
131   1,Add,0|                   need therefore to escape time or history in order to meet
132   1,Add,0|                   man hath seen God at any time; the only~begotten Son,
133   1,Add,0|                 the existential reality of time, gives to the time-process
134   1,Add,0|              promises and expectation, the time of covenants and prophecies.
135   1,Add,0|         approaching consummation. Now, the time of expectation ~is over.
136   1,Add,0|                    place, in space ~and in time. If .by faith. we discover
137   1,Add,0|                 with seven seals. ~And, as time runs on, it grows no easier.
138   1,Add,0|                history, upon our vision of time. The easiest solution would
139   1,Add,0|                    theologiae. At the same time, ~it is not history of human
140   1,Add,0|               something that is outside of time. On the contrary, typology
141   1,Add,1|                    faith . in space and in time. In fact, it was the same
142   1,Add,1|                    St. Irenaeus in his own time: the One Church, expanded
143   1,Add,1|             Moreover, exegesis was at that time the main, and ~probably
144   1,Add,1|                     in circulation at that time certain Homerocentones,
145   1,Add,1|              polemical ~literature of that time. Now, the point which St.
146   1,Add,1|             philosophical endeavor of that time, and the question of hermeneutical
147   1,Add,1|            examination, and to keep it all time in ~mind. St. Athanasius
148   1,Add,1|           impression, 1900), pp. 250-252]. Time and again, in his ~scrutiny
149   1,Add,1|                 was not yet fixed by ~that time, it was not yet a term with
150   2,1    |                 400 years came between the time of Nehemiah (last writer
151   2,1    |                  The Persian Epoch. At the time of Nehemiah, the Persians
152   2,1    |                    royal pomp, at the same time retaining the high priest’
153   2,1    |               oppressed.~It was about this time that the sects, the Sadducees
154   2,1,2  |                  from top to bottom at the time of the death of our Lord.~
155   2,1,2  |                  Old Testament, but in the time of our Lord there was one
156   2,1,3  |                  worship,~also.~Before the time of the Lord Jesus many of
157   2,1,4  |                inaugurated in Egypt at the time of the Exodus. It~celebrated
158   2,1,4  |                    of~as the Passover. The time of the year was March-April.
159   2,1,4  |                 Jesus was crucified at the time~of the Passover and was
160   2,1,4  |                    25; Num. 29:1-6). Every time this occasion is mentioned~
161   2,1,4  |                   Probably even before the time of the Exodus from Egypt
162   2,1,4  |                  generally had just enough time to go~from their homes to
163   2,1,5  |                  God (John 10:35). At that time they had come to think of
164   2,1,5  |                    13, 24-26) and from the time of the settlement in the
165   2,1,5  |                 neglect of the law. At the time of the captivity the Jews
166   2,1,5  |                  Babylonian Exile. At that time the Jewish captives,~being
167   2,1,6  |                 after serving only a short time.~Mention is frequently made
168   2,1,6  |                  of the high priest at the time, any person who had~previously
169   2,1,6  |                   anyone~else they came in time to be teachers of the law
170   2,1,6  |                 the religious sects of~the time of Jesus. The roots of some
171   2,1,6  |             foreign influences. During the time of~Jesus their distinguishing
172   2,1,8  |                    the Messiah.~Before the time of Jesus false messiahs
173   2,1,8  |                David (Matt. 22:42). At the time of the ministry~of John
174   2,1,9  |                 with these vast reaches of time the less than two thousand~
175   2,1,9  |              infinitesimal fraction of the time which has~elapsed since
176   2,1,9  |                   that “in the fullness of~time God sent forth His son.”
177   2,1,9  |                   Buddhism and during that time~serious losses have occurred.
178   2,1,9  |                  origins in one segment of time and the progressive weakening
179   2,1,0  |           civilization all its own. At the time when the Roman Empire was~
180   2,1,1  |              politically. Only for a brief time, under David and Solomon,
181   2,2,1  |               salvation.~Especially in our time, when we hear and read about
182   2,2,2  |                    cultured people of that time. The Evangelists wrote in
183   2,2,2  |                  number of people.~At that time only the capital letters
184   2,2,2  |             Ostromirov circa 1056-57. With time, the Slavonic~text was subjected
185   2,2,2  |                teaching. So at the present time, the King James Bible and
186   2,2,3  |                                            Time of Writing.~The precise
187   2,2,3  |                    of Writing.~The precise time at which each of the books
188   2,2,3  |               their origin to a much later time (e.g. Bauer and~his school),
189   2,2,5  |                   in Hebrew, and then some time later had it~translated
190   2,2,5  |                    in Palestine for a long time, St. Matthew traveled to
191   2,2,5  |                   with Apostle Paul at the time of Paul’s first imprisonment
192   2,2,5  |                   sinner” (Luke 15:7).~The time and place of the writing
193   2,2,5  |                 Jesus Christ, so that with time people would not think of
194   2,2,5  |                    necessary since by this time, heretics — Ebionites, Gnostics,
195   2,2,5  |                  heretical group of John’s time who posed as Christians,
196   2,3,2  |           communities in a short period of time. The Book of Acts clearly
197   2,3,3  |          communities~in general. The first time the whole arrangement of
198   2,3,3  |                   living in Palestine. The time and~place of issue of the
199   2,3,3  |                 wrote his~Epistle. At that time, both Silvanus and Mark
200   2,3,3  |                    the Christians. At that time, there was a~swift spreading
201   2,3,3  |                 former pagans. During this time, the teachings of gnosticism –
202   2,3,3  |                 were Christians.~As to the time and place when the Epistle
203   2,3,3  |                  this occurred at~the same time as when the first Epistle
204   2,3,3  |                    was written at the same time and place, i.e.~Ephesus,
205   2,3,3  |                    He may exalt you in due time, casting all your care upon
206   2,4,3  |               island of Cyprus, and by the time Saul converted the proconsul~
207   2,4,3  |                  known as Paul. During the time of Paul and Barnabas’s~missionary
208   2,4,3  |                  the east. Spending a long time on the~island of Crete,
209   2,4,3  |                    20:25), although at the time, it appears that he ordained
210   2,4,3  |                 there.~After spending some time in Corinth (2 Tim. 4:20)
211   2,4,3  |                 imprisoned (for the second time), where he remained~until
212   2,4,3  |                 remembered that~during the time of his evangelistic work,
213   2,4,4  |                teachings is constrained by time and space, we will limit
214   2,4,4  |                    good foundation for the time to come, that they may lay
215   2,5,1  |                  is difficult. At the same~time, it is the very mysterious
216   2,5,3  |                                        The time, place, and intent of writing
217   2,5,3  |              before this~and almost in our time, at the end of the rule
218   2,5,3  |                writers contemporary to his time~mention the exile of St.
219   2,5,3  |                 John, who had spent a~long time preaching in Ephesus, were
220   2,5,3  |              earned reward in Heaven. At a time designated by God, the hostile
221   2,5,4  |                    itself, especially at a time in~which various calamities
222   2,5,4  |                   historical events of the~time. In one such interpretation,
223   2,5,4  |                 years later, and about the time preceding~His Second Coming (
224   2,5,4  |                 human societies during the time of the New Testament and
225   2,5,4  |                   the~false prophet in the time of the antichrist. In order
226   2,5,4  |                  of all mankind during the time of Noah and the~judgment
227   2,5,4  |                    and Gomorrah during the time of Abraham and the~judgment
228   2,5,4  |               judgment of Egypt during the time of Moses and the twice-repeated
229   2,5,4  | non-synchronization of events: being~above time or beyond time. This is
230   2,5,4  |                 being~above time or beyond time. This is due to the fact
231   2,5,4  |                   ideal world, the flow of time stops at the throne of the
232   2,5,4  |                   Christ's Church from the time of the Apostles up until
233   2,5,4  |                clearly shown for the first time.~The two witnesses of Christ
234   2,5,4  |                three and a half years, the time of persecutions.~The number
235   2,5,4  |                     the temptations at the time of the~prophet Balaam, persecution
236   2,5,4  |                from the pharaoh during the time of the prophet Moses. The
237   2,5,5  |                 Apostolic period up to the time of the~end of the world.
238   2,5,5  |                   syncretic culture of the time came to be a favorable~ground
239   2,5,5  |                schools still exists in our time in theosophy, cabala,~freemasonry,
240   2,5,8  |                  rock the world during the time of the~antichrist. (Does
241   2,5,8  |                    we are observing in our time? If so, then the ecological~
242   2,5,9  |                    of God” and~since which time He governs the fate of the
243   2,5,9  |                 Lucifer”) —~God's foe from time immemorial.~Thus, having
244   2,5,9  |           monasteries, they gave all their time to prayer and thoughts of
245   2,5,9  |                 where in pre-Revolutionary time~there were many thousands
246   2,5,9  |                     the expression “times, time and half a time” — 1260
247   2,5,9  |                     times, time and half a time” — 1260 days and 42 months (
248   2,5,9  |           approximately the same length of time during the reign of King
249   2,5,9  |             healing is enigmatic. In their time the events themselves~will
250   2,5,9  |                 authorities.~As during the time of the Savior's life on
251   2,5,9  |                  administrators during the time of the Apostles. During
252   2,5,9  |                   possible that during the time of the antichrist a perfected
253   2,5,9  |                    Could it be that in the time of the antichrist there
254   2,5,9  |                   idle curiosity until its time. When the time comes,~those
255   2,5,9  |                   until its time. When the time comes,~those who should
256   2,5,9  |                   any case, at the present time movies and~television are
257   2,5,0  |                    from Pharaoh during the time of Moses, sing~the song
258   2,5,0  |                 the future when the proper time comes. Some of~the metaphorical
259   2,5,0  |                   a new explanation at the time of the last antichrist.~
260   2,5,1  |                    of the defendants (“The time has come for judgment to
261   2,5,1  |                  of Babylon. At some later time~there will be the punishment
262   2,5,1  |                 And only after a very long time the devil will emerge in
263   2,5,2  |                   by the~dragon. The first time the devil was defeated by
264   2,5,2  |                death on the cross. At that time~he was deprived of power
265   2,5,2  |                   that is, for a very long time (Rev. 20:3). “Now is the
266   2,5,2  |             humanity, but only for a short time. He will then lead the final~
267   2,5,2  |                   for the second and final time. “I will build My~Church
268   2,5,2  |                   spiritually reborn: “The time is high and has already
269   2,5,3  |          Apocalypse was written during the time of increased persecution
270   2,5,3  |          Enticement of paganism~during the time of~Jezebel (3 Kgs.16: 31,~
271   2,5,3  |               David)~New-~Testament~period~Time of Apostles. (1st~cent.)~