Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,2  |            and finally He created ~life itself. Man, as he is seen
  2   1,1,2  |           to have the fullness of ~life that belongs to the perfect
  3   1,1,2  |             God entered into man.s life. The life and death and
  4   1,1,2  |       entered into man.s life. The life and death and resurrection ~
  5   1,1,2  |            The way, the truth, the life” in a Person. The New Testament
  6   1,1,2  |           through the incarnation, life and teach-~ings of the God-Man,
  7   1,1,4  |       sacred record of the earthly life and the teachings of the
  8   1,1,4  |           ye think ye~have eternal life and they are they which
  9   1,1,4  |           books in their religious life. ~In accepting the Old Testament
 10   1,1,4  |          as a guide for ~Christian life in the Church, the New Testament,
 11   1,1,4  |    invasion (this fullness ~of her life was expressed in the writing
 12   1,1,4  |         example, of the .eter-~nal life. of the righteous ones,
 13   1,1,5  |   unmistakable clarity, the way of life in those dis-~tant days
 14   1,1,5  |          the events of ~Our Lord.s life and His teaching to writing,
 15   1,1,5  |            essential of the Lord.s life and teaching is to be found
 16   1,1,5  |          John near the end of his ~life, during the reign of Dometian,
 17   1,1,5  |           70 years of the Church.s life. Some of these books were
 18   1,1,7  |           Son of God). It was ~the life of the Church throughout
 19   1,1,7  |          And it was the continuing life of the Church for more than
 20   1,1,7  |         Scriptures apart from ~the life of the Church. If the Scriptures
 21   1,1,7  |           even to this day for its life. ~ This is the same Church
 22   1,2,2  |              the story of Joseph's life (chapters 39-47). This section
 23   1,2,2  |          in himself the breath ~of life from God. ~ ~From these
 24   1,2,2  |        which ~also describes their life in Eden, in paradise. The
 25   1,2,2  |          the Most-holy Trinity (My Life in Christ). We read similar
 26   1,2,2  |         with an abundance of food. Life in this most be-~neficent
 27   1,2,2  |            upon the un-~godly. (My Life in Christ). ~This closeness
 28   1,2,2  |          the sweet-~ness of a free life. But instead of pleasure,
 29   1,2,2  |      punishment? But everything in life has its beginning; great ~
 30   1,2,2  |          many of the hardships of ~life constitute a chastisement
 31   1,2,2  |       speak of such tranquility in life. Where there is light, there
 32   1,2,2  |          into a yet higher form of life awaits him? ~ ~The Problem
 33   1,2,2  |         the constant renovation of life, the beneficent law of the
 34   1,2,2  |          the beneficent law of the life of the world, conjoined ~
 35   1,2,2  |        others to support their own life? That the weak should be
 36   1,2,2  |            an eternal condition of life? ~The Bible does not give
 37   1,2,2  |            in itself the breath of life, [I have given] every green
 38   1,2,2  |      indeed, indisputably a law of life? Do we not ob-~serve that
 39   1,2,2  |           is a normal condition of life, and there ~is no path to
 40   1,2,2  |            mystical names .tree of life. and .tree of the knowledge
 41   1,2,2  |        longer guarding the tree of life, and the flaming sword no
 42   1,2,2  |            acts of the Lord in the life of Moses, chosen by God
 43   1,2,2  |           by God, and ordering the life of the community. Because ~
 44   1,2,2  |            and material aspects of life. These rules can be divided
 45   1,2,2  |            our personal and social life. ~ However, whatever similarities
 46   1,2,2  |            man might study all his life without exhausting them.
 47   1,2,2  |        tinctive outlook and way of life which the Jewish people
 48   1,2,3  |           shall ~have the light of life. ~Acts 13:47-48 For so hath
 49   1,2,3  |          were ordained ~to eternal life believed. ~Explanation:
 50   1,2,4  |               The story of Moses.s life opens in Egypt. Patriarch
 51   1,2,4  |         and he had to flee for his life eastward into the Sinai
 52   1,2,4  |          the Israelites' wandering life. ~ The Ark containing the
 53   1,2,4  |            for some decades to the life of nomad shepherds ~and
 54   1,2,4  |            by the rigors of desert life and disciplined by the laws
 55   1,2,4  |        factor in the appearance of life on earth. ~ The same gases
 56   1,2,4  |             water and light, plant life began to appear . this was
 57   1,2,4  |            the appearance of plant life. Ignorant of ~this fact,
 58   1,2,4  |            the sun following plant life. According to the Bible,
 59   1,2,4  |        appearance of more complex ~life forms . fish and birds (
 60   1,2,4  |      details of the development of life on Earth that ~interest
 61   1,2,4  |          in the later story of the life of our ancestors in Eden
 62   1,3,1  |            Old Testament cover the life of the Jewish people from
 63   1,3,2  |    significance of prophets in the life of the Jewish nation. Even
 64   1,3,2  |           the future events in the life of the nation, as well as
 65   1,3,2  |          himself and living a pure life. ~ ~
 66   1,3,4  |             Also remarkable is the life of Samson. Having received
 67   1,3,4  |          the time (Ch. 13-16). His life, which was full of adventure,
 68   1,3,5  |           teresting lessons in the life of Samuel (Ch. 1-4). For
 69   1,3,5  |          Saul, till the end of his life, persecuted David, trying
 70   1,3,5  |   resulting turmoil in his family ~life and in the life of the state.
 71   1,3,5  |            family ~life and in the life of the state. David was
 72   1,3,5  |       Christian can learn from the life of David: his deep faith
 73   1,3,5  |   frequently use examples from the life of David in their teachings.
 74   1,3,5  |        well ~as wars and religious life of these kingdoms. ~ The
 75   1,3,5  |           was over. ~ For his holy life and a great love for God,
 76   1,3,5  |            the ~future. During his life, prophetic brotherhoods
 77   1,3,5  |            nation whose religious ~life had declined. Influenced
 78   1,3,7  |           religion, morals and the life of society. The Law of Moses
 79   1,3,8  |          Mordecai saved the king.s life, when some of the king.s
 80   1,3,8  |           who had saved the king.s life. ~Having learned about the
 81   1,3,9  |      respected, lived a long godly life and died at the age of 105. ~ ~
 82   1,4    | encouraging people to live a godly life. ~They teach a person to
 83   1,4    |           a person to live his/her life in such a way that it will
 84   1,4,1  |          envious of Job.s virtuous life and decided to retaliate.
 85   1,4,1  |            correspond to ~virtuous life. Sometimes misfortunes are
 86   1,4,2  |          is closely related to the life of the righteous king David.
 87   1,4,3  |         not asked for thyself long life; neither ~hast asked riches
 88   1,4,3  |        thyself, nor hast asked the life of thine enemies; but hast
 89   1,4,3  |          how to wisely build one.s life on the ~fear of God, truth,
 90   1,4,3  |           peace. She is a tree of ~life to them that lay hold upon
 91   1,4,3  |          whoso findeth ~me findeth life, and shall obtain favour
 92   1,4,4  |       wealth, glory and ~luxurious life (see. Eccl. 1:12-18 and
 93   1,4,4  |           without faith in God and life after ~death. The book teaches
 94   1,4,4  |            hands is the very human life. ~ Then Ecclesiastes depicts
 95   1,4,4  |            depicts vanity of human life. Without God, everything
 96   1,4,4  |            God, everything in this life is lim-~ited in time and,
 97   1,4,4  |         hatred. But aspiration for life, truth, good and beauty
 98   1,4,4  |          that the purpose of human life is moral education to prepare ~
 99   1,4,4  |      education to prepare ~for the life after death, where a man.
100   1,4,4  |          about the significance of life here on ~earth as a preparation
101   1,4,4  |           as a preparation for the life to come. Being moderate
102   1,4,4  |           last years of Solomon.s ~life, after he had experienced
103   1,4,5  |           that neither ~death, nor life, nor angels, nor principali-~
104   1,4,7  |            of it are the issues of life (Prov. ~4:23). For there
105   1,4,7  |          they hold of the paths of life (Prov. 2:10-~19). See also
106   1,5,1  |          rushes the shuttle of our life to the infinite ocean of
107   1,5,1  |         big and small event in the life of each living being, secret
108   1,5,1  |           things ~happening in the life of the human society in
109   1,5,5  |           is known of his personal life that he married Gomer ~who
110   1,5,5  |            wicked way, to save his life; the same wicked man shall
111   1,5,5  |           in the book (The Book of Life, meaning ~God's awareness
112   1,5,5  |         awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and ever-~
113   1,5,5  |         known about the subsequent life of the prophet Daniel. He
114   1,5,5  |          last days of the Savior.s life; it has the peculiari-~ties
115   1,5,5  |        truth will triumph; eternal life and bliss are awaiting the
116   1,5,7  |       These parallel events in the life of human-~kind are spiritually
117   1,Add,3|            may feel the truth ~and life of those words. ~ Be aware
118   1,Add,4|           Bible is not a book, but life; because its words are spiritual
119   1,Add,4|            its words are spiritual life (John 6:63). Therefore ~
120   1,Add,4|           its spirit, and with the life of ~its life. ~ It is a
121   1,Add,4|          and with the life of ~its life. ~ It is a book that must
122   1,Add,4|        book that must be read with life . by putting it into practice.
123   1,Add,9|        fellowship of a truly human life and nature. Not only the
124   1,Add,9|       chaos and misery of the lost life. The divine providence ~
125   1,Add,9|            and the inauguration of life everlasting for man. ~ There
126   1,Add,0|            believing ye might have life through his name” (John
127   1,Add,0|            God intervenes in human life. And the ~Bible is not merely
128   1,Add,0|            ultimate purpose of his life. In Scripture we see God
129   1,Add,0|        happenings of our own daily life. But they are no less historical ~
130   1,Add,0|           year. ~They describe his life and relate his works, so
131   1,Add,0|          is ever re-enacted in the life of the Church. Christ himself
132   1,Add,0|         are ~framed into the daily life of average men, and the
133   1,Add,0|       irruptions of God into human life. There was an intimate unity ~
134   1,Add,0|      Church. It embraced the whole life of the people, ~the .temporal.
135   1,Add,0|      precepts. And the division of life into .temporal. and .spiritual.
136   1,Add,0|          immediate relation to the life of the Church, ~and set
137   1,Add,0|           pattern for the temporal life of the nations. The old
138   1,Add,1|          Church as a new breath of life, just as breath was bestowed ~
139   1,Add,1|          but rather the continuous life in the ~truth [Cf. Dom Odo
140   1,Add,1|            It was reflected in her life and structure. Faith and
141   1,Add,1|           and structure. Faith and Life were organically in-~terwined.
142   1,Add,1|        liturgical and sacramental ~life. It must be kept in mind
143   2,1    |         history for a study of the life and mission of the Lord~
144   2,1    |        which was in use during the life of Jesus.~According to the
145   2,1    |        situation during the active life of Jesus. The territory~
146   2,1,1  |      Messiah-King. Their religious life was expressed in a system~
147   2,1,6  |            only~a few times in his life, and many who were of the
148   2,1,6  |           would~normally serve for life but during the Intertestamental
149   2,1,6  |            existence of angels, in life after death, and in a future
150   2,1,9  |          are a waning force in the life of mankind.~Some, indeed,
151   2,1,9  |        have a~growing place in the life of mankind. In this Christianity
152   2,2,1  |        Testament which narrate the life and teachings of the incarnate~
153   2,2,1  |        establish a virtuous way of life on~earth and to save sinful
154   2,2,1  |         delve more deeply into the life and teachings of our Savior,
155   2,2,3  |       documentation of the earthly life and~teachings of the Lord
156   2,2,3  |            first century — late in life, when he was over 90~years
157   2,2,4  |           harmoniously narrate the life and teachings of Christ
158   2,2,5  |           and events of our Lord’s life, while St. John’s Gospel
159   2,2,5  |       deeper meaning of our Lord’s life and cites only His most
160   2,2,5  |         personality, character and life of each of~the four evangelists
161   2,2,5  |          people, the King gave His~life as a ransom (ch. 20:28);
162   2,2,5  |          the Gospel, and ended his life with a martyr’s death in
163   2,2,5  |         days of the Lord’s earthly life. Only the~Gospel of Mark
164   2,2,5  |           where St. Mark ended his life as a martyr.~According to
165   2,2,5  |    writings relating to the Lord’s life and teachings. In his~own
166   2,2,5  |  triumphant moments of His earthly life. As such, he merited being
167   2,2,5  |            believing,~you may have life in His name.” This statement
168   2,2,5  |           therefore of an order of life somewhere between God and
169   2,2,5  |          begotten Son of God; that life was in Him; and that He~
170   2,2,5  |         this faith they might have life through His name.”~Pure
171   2,2,5  |            duration of His earthly life. Preaching primarily in
172   2,2,6  |            men — a~virtuous way of life. He taught us to care about
173   2,2,6  |            all phases of community life.~In reading the history
174   2,2,6  |        neighbor as fundamentals~of life. It teaches non-covetousness,
175   2,2,6  |         should not perish but have life everlasting” (John 3:16); “
176   2,2,6  |      springing up into everlasting life” (John 4:13-14); “ If you
177   2,2,6  |        drink His blood~you have no life in you. Whoever eats My
178   2,2,6  |        drinks My blood has eternal life and I~will raise him up
179   2,2,6  |             than to lay down one’s life for his friends” (John 15:
180   2,2,6  |          is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find
181   2,2,6  |          30); “I give them~eternal life and they shall never perish;
182   2,2,6  |       better for you to enter into~life maimed, than having two
183   2,2,6  |          pursue a spiritual way of life, both~thinking and doing
184   2,3,1  |   Christian teachings on faith and life.~This brochure will acquaint
185   2,3,2  |              The narratives on the life of the early Christians
186   2,3,2  |        them an archetype of Church life and its management on the~
187   2,3,3  |          led a very strict ascetic life, was chaste,~didn’t drink
188   2,3,3  |            Toward the close of his life, Apostle Peter returned~
189   2,3,3  |            in philosophy). In real life, the adherents of these
190   2,3,3  |          eyewitness to the earthly life of our Lord Jesus Christ (
191   2,3,3  |           all will receive eternal~life through Him and dwell in
192   2,3,3  |        spent the last years of his life on earth. This Epistle is
193   2,3,3  |           Gaius for his benevolent life, firmness~in his faith in
194   2,3,3  |           God has given us eternal life, and this life is in his
195   2,3,3  |          us eternal life, and this life is in his Son” (1 John 5:
196   2,3,3  |           together of the grace of life, that your prayers~may not
197   2,3,3  |         all things that pertain to life and godliness… giving all
198   2,3,3  |         Him” (1 John 2:20 and~27).~Life: “The life was manifested,
199   2,3,3  |           2:20 and~27).~Life: “The life was manifested, and we have
200   2,3,3  |        declare to you that~eternal life which was with the Father
201   2,3,3  |          has promised us – eternal life” (1 John 2:25). “We know
202   2,3,3  |          have~passed from death to life, because we love the brethren.
203   2,3,3  |           because He laid down His life for us. And we also ought
204   2,3,3  |          will receive the crown of life which the Lord has~promised
205   2,3,3  |           3:5). “He who would love life and~see good days, let him
206   2,3,3  |         the eyes, and the pride of life – is not of the Father but
207   2,3,4  |      salvation seekers are: a) New life, acquired by them from communion
208   2,3,4  |         world. In living a~blessed life of the Church, a Christian
209   2,3,4  |       becomes deserving of eternal life.~
210   2,4,2  |           Paul’s teachings and his life.~The Epistles of Apostle
211   2,4,2  |            an understanding of~his life and character would assist
212   2,4,2  |          aspects of Apostle Paul’s life — which he himself pointed
213   2,4,2  |            Christ.~In studying the life and works of Saint Paul
214   2,4,3  |                                    Life and works of Apostle Paul.~
215   2,4,3  |       Because of an attempt on his life by the Hellenists, he left
216   2,4,3  |        Thus end the details of his life in the Acts of the~Apostles (
217   2,4,3  |      observation of Apostle Paul’s life shows that it is sharply
218   2,4,3  |        grace of God. All of Paul’s life~before his conversion was
219   2,4,3  |           a full reflection of his life,~carry this very fundamental
220   2,4,3  |     injected disturbances~into the life of any church, where Paul
221   2,4,4  |       constitutes a true spiritual life — that what every Christian
222   2,4,4  |           See also: 1 Tim. 6:9-11.~Life is spiritual warfare: “Put
223   2,4,4  |            may lay hold on eternal life”~(1 Tim 6:17-19).~Spiritual
224   2,4,4  |           renovation and Christian life: “Therefore, if anyone is
225   2,4,4  |             For you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in
226   2,4,4  |             When Christ Who is our life appears,~then you also will
227   2,4,4  |           the law of the~Spirit of life in Jesus Christ has made
228   2,4,4  |           be spiritually minded is life and peace. Because the carnal
229   2,4,4  |          of sin, but the Spirit is life because of righteousness” (
230   2,4,4  |          Epistle to the Galatians.~Life and death: Phil. 1:21-24.~
231   2,4,4  |   persuaded that neither death nor life, nor Angels nor principalities
232   2,4,5  |         the unavoidable ordeals in life, how to realize high~Christian
233   2,4,5  |           living voice, the way of life and endeavors of the first
234   2,4,5  |            how in his own personal life, the Apostle applied these
235   2,5,1  |           the beginning of eternal life, and it is, therefore, naturally
236   2,5,3  |         direction of its religious life. Christianity among~them
237   2,5,3  |        impious, an eternal blessed life shall begin.~The purpose
238   2,5,4  |           the community~and Church life. In addition, the imagery
239   2,5,4  |        Testament and about the new life in the Heavenly~Kingdom.
240   2,5,4  |           faith and true Christian life leads it toward dulling
241   2,5,4  |         will begin eternal blessed~life in Paradise.~The reading
242   2,5,4  |            to all aspects of man's life, becomes greater~and increasingly
243   2,5,4  |        influence into all areas of life of sinful mankind, after~
244   2,5,4  |         New Earth, and~the blessed life of the saved. These are
245   2,5,4  |            of Eden and the tree of life.~The main task of the Apocalypse
246   2,5,4  |         there will begin a blessed life, which will be endless.~
247   2,5,6  |  themselves~the solace of conjugal life for the sake of complete
248   2,5,6  |      following the monastic way of life. The Seer~sees written upon
249   2,5,6  |            living a worldly way of~life.~The song of Moses that
250   2,5,6  |         description of the blessed life of the saved peoples (Rev.
251   2,5,7  |          body and soul. Within the life of~society, enmity and wars
252   2,5,7  |     mankind.~At first, the blessed life in Eden of our forefathers,
253   2,5,7  |      Apocalypse also symbolize the life of the various individual~
254   2,5,7  |            also is the path of the life of~each man: his childhood
255   2,5,7  |     factors which~characterize the life of sinning mankind. This
256   2,5,9  |          by a voluntary refusal of life's benefits and comforts,
257   2,5,9  |            slain Nero~came back to life and that he would soon return
258   2,5,9  |           of the World and~Eternal Life”).~Note: there are common
259   2,5,9  |           the time of the Savior's life on earth, both of these
260   2,5,0  |          the world,~conditions for life will be so unbearable that “
261   2,5,2  |         die, he shall come back to life” (John 11:25). The~“first
262   2,5,2  |     description of the everlasting life of the righteous.~
263   2,5,3  |           nor cries, nor sickness. Life, to which there will be
264   2,5,3  |         Christ. It shows the happy life of the saints in heaven
265   2,5,3  |            the triumph of Good and Life.~Table 1. Letters to the
266   2,5,3  |          will eat from the~tree of life.~You will elude~everlasting
267   2,5,3  |          God.~Old-Testament~period~Life in Eden (Gen. 2:9)~Slavery