Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |           contains the basis of our~faith. Despite this, one has to
  2   1,1,1  |      between good and evil, between faith and unbelief that has always
  3   1,1,2  |             is a Book for religious faith. The God of the Bible is
  4   1,1,2  |           people in ~a community of faith, ancient Israel, journeying
  5   1,1,2  |           living in a community ~of faith, ever witnessing to the
  6   1,1,3  |       revealed to them mysteries of faith and of the future, normally
  7   1,1,4  |           material treasures of the Faith. First among these treasures ~
  8   1,1,4  |            documents concerning the Faith. The most important of the
  9   1,1,4  |         wise unto salvation through~faith which is in Christ Jesus.
 10   1,1,4  |        source of instruction in the Faith, as a guide for ~Christian
 11   1,1,4  |              light of the Christian faith what the eunuch had been
 12   1,1,4  |         standpoint of the Christian Faith. It needs to be understood
 13   1,1,4  |       spiritually enlightened unto ~faith. Nevertheless, when they
 14   1,1,4  |          righteousness according to faith,. and of Grace. If we Chris-~
 15   1,1,5  |     encompassing the foundation the faith of the ~Old Testament):
 16   1,1,5  |        those who came to accept the Faith heard them from the believers.
 17   1,1,5  |     importance to understanding the Faith that they began to be ~read
 18   1,1,5  |          for those who came to ~the Faith far from the little out-of-the-way
 19   1,1,6  |       instructors in ~the Christian faith. In response, King Michael
 20   1,1,6  |           an integral part of that ~faith. ~ ~Russian translation.~
 21   1,1,7  |             the very essence of the Faith and the Scriptures, which
 22   1,2,2  |           chapter 4), preserving of faith through the longevity of
 23   1,2,2  |            Noa in order to preserve faith ~(chapter 6), disastrous
 24   1,2,2  |         burial of Jacob, Jo-~seph.s faith in eventual return of the
 25   1,2,2  |         sons of God,. and from them faith in the one God was passed
 26   1,2,4  |             the Israelites had lost faith when Moses failed to reappear.
 27   1,2,4  |         scientific knowledge but of faith as ~well. Regardless of
 28   1,2,4  |        indeed that true worship of ~faith [Greek: latreia] which pertains
 29   1,3,1  |          preachers of the Christian Faith should come from among the
 30   1,3,1  |        struggled to preserve their ~faith pure and to physically survive.
 31   1,3,2  |            and led to apostasy from faith in God. With rare exceptions,
 32   1,3,2  |             the people in the true ~faith, God frequently sent them
 33   1,3,2  |           an enormous impact on the faith of ~the nation and quite
 34   1,3,2  |           teaching people about the faith, the ~prophets frequently
 35   1,3,2  |        misingly kept and spread the faith in God. These were men strong
 36   1,3,3  |           and strengthened in their faith in God. It was ~now time
 37   1,3,5  |             life of David: his deep faith in God, unshak-~able hope
 38   1,3,5  |             of Solomon who, for his faith and humility, was gifted
 39   1,3,5  |         strongest defenders of true faith and god-~liness (Ch. 17-
 40   1,3,5  |            in the spirit and in the faith, and he also had a gift
 41   1,3,5  |           Thus he restored the true faith in ~Judea. Among the events
 42   1,3,5  |         mercy on him because of his faith and his ~good works. The
 43   1,3,5  |       unchangeable spiri-~tual law: faith in God and godly living
 44   1,3,7  |        Jerusalem and strengthen the faith among the people. ~ Just
 45   1,3,9  |           Judith, being firm in her faith in ~God.s coming help, showed
 46   1,3,0  |             last ~persecutor of the faith . the Antichrist. When writing
 47   1,3,0  |         sons stood up to defend the faith. For their successful fight
 48   1,3,0  |          against the enemies of the faith sent by the Syrian kings,
 49   1,3,0  |     accounts of courage and ~strong faith in God. During the time
 50   1,3,0  |        patience and strength in the faith. ~ ~
 51   1,4,1  |       Having shown to all the great faith of Job, ~God put the devil
 52   1,4,2  |            most importantly, strong faith in God. David himself was ~
 53   1,4,3  |           the Jewish people for the faith in the Only-begotten Son
 54   1,4,4  |        luxury and pleasures without faith in God and life after ~death.
 55   1,5,1  |        their books. ~ The Christian faith teaches us that the future
 56   1,5,2  |        prophets were persecuted and faith ruined. Manasseh made a
 57   1,5,2  |       murdered the advocates of the faith. The great Isaiah was martyred
 58   1,5,2  |           unrecoverable harm to the faith. The few prophets who survived ~
 59   1,5,2  |            man-~aged to restore the faith among the people. ~ The
 60   1,5,2  |        repen-~tance and restore the faith in God. In 608 the Egyptian
 61   1,5,3  |            people retained the true faith until the nativity of Christ.
 62   1,5,5  |          the Jew-~ish people to the faith, God manifested His special
 63   1,5,5  |             priests who reduced the faith in God to callous rites,
 64   1,5,5  |             Gentiles ~called to the faith (65), triumphant Church
 65   1,5,5  |          and lead them to the true ~faith. Zephaniah closed his book
 66   1,5,5  |             would be saved by their faith. This idea was first revealed
 67   1,5,5  |      justification by grace through faith in the Kingdom of the ~Messiah: .
 68   1,5,5  |          the just shall live by his~faith” (Habakkuk 2:4, cf. Galatians
 69   1,5,5  |         prophesied, teaching people faith ~and piety. On behalf of
 70   1,5,5  |             boys did not change the faith ~of their fathers, though.
 71   1,5,5  |       Church. Indeed, the Christian faith that first ap-~peared in
 72   1,5,5  |          the persecu-~tions for the faith refers to the persecutions
 73   1,5,6  |       Malachi 4:2, Malachi 3:16-18. Faith: Habakkuk 2:4. Trust in
 74   1,5,7  |          would break away from the ~faith, and the Gentiles would
 75   1,5,7  |            calling the Gentiles to ~faith inspired the Apostles' bold
 76   1,Add,5|          them with the centurion.s ~faith. ~ And a miracle will happen
 77   1,Add,7|            long as he hears it with faith and receives it with faith (
 78   1,Add,7|          faith and receives it with faith (I Thess. 2:13). ~ Everything
 79   1,Add,9|      propagate and to sustain ~.the faith which was once delivered
 80   1,Add,9|         desperate ~age is just the .faith which was once delivered
 81   1,Add,9|             because I apprehend by ~faith their perennial adequacy
 82   1,Add,9|      Chalcedon was a state-~ment Of faith, and therefore cannot be
 83   1,Add,9|           which is appre-~hended by faith. Our Redeemer is not a man,
 84   1,Add,9|            in the living context of faith, by which I mean in a personal
 85   1,Add,9|       munion with the personal God. Faith alone makes formulas convincing;
 86   1,Add,9|          makes formulas convincing; faith alone makes formu-~las live. .
 87   1,Add,0|             Bible is ascertained by faith. The Bible, as a book, has
 88   1,Add,0|         controversial topics of the faith with heretics on the Scriptural
 89   1,Add,0|             basis of ~all Christian faith and hope. The basis of the
 90   1,Add,0|         fully ascertained except by faith. Yet this does not take
 91   1,Add,0|            the ~historical context. Faith only discovers a new dimension,
 92   1,Add,0|            of the In-~carnate Lord. Faith does not create a new value;
 93   1,Add,0|         discovers the inherent one. Faith itself is ~a sort of vision, “
 94   1,Add,0|          But ~what is discovered by faith is given in very truth.
 95   1,Add,0|            of church experience and faith. ~But they are no less historical
 96   1,Add,0|          space ~and in time. If .by faith. we discover much more than
 97   1,Add,0|             and ever since kept by ~faith. Moreover, this message
 98   1,Add,0|             and ~methods. Christian faith has developed or grown into
 99   1,Add,0|          all particular articles of faith ~are presented in their
100   1,Add,0|             and background of their faith and hope. ~ St. Augustine
101   1,Add,0|            the Law of God, the true faith, sacred rites and hierarchy .
102   1,Add,0|       complete system ~of Christian faith is yet possible, for the
103   1,Add,1|            Church in the matters of faith: .We must hold what has
104   1,Add,1|           ecumenicity. of Christian faith . in space and in time.
105   1,Add,1|             voice, holding the same faith everywhere, as it had been ~
106   1,Add,1|               These ~two aspects of faith, or rather . the two dimensions,
107   1,Add,1|    suggested ~St. Vincent, the true faith could be recognized by a
108   1,Add,1|             complementary source of faith. .Ecclesiastical understanding. ~
109   1,Add,1|       within the community of right faith, that Scripture could be
110   1,Add,1|          done only by an insight of faith. It was by faith that Christuszeugniss~
111   1,Add,1|         insight of faith. It was by faith that Christuszeugniss~ could
112   1,Add,1|            Old Testament. It was by faith that the unity of the ~tetramorph
113   1,Add,1|      properly ascertained. But this faith was not an arbitrary and
114   1,Add,1|            individuals . it was the faith of the Church, rooted in
115   1,Add,1|           sources. They had another faith. This was the ~main argument
116   1,Add,1|           priority of the ~.rule of faith,. regula fidei. It was the
117   1,Add,1|           reference to the .rule of faith. in ~the Early Church. .
118   1,Add,1|    Christians spoke of the .Rule of Faith. as .Apostolic,. they did
119   1,Add,1|          embody in summary form the faith ~which the Apostles had
120   1,Add,1|         true Christian teaching and faith are evident will the true
121   1,Add,1|            Apostolic Tra-~dition of faith was the indispensable guide
122   1,Add,1|            guided by ~the .rule. of faith . to which believers are
123   1,Add,1|       transmission of the deposited faith was operated and guided
124   1,Add,1|            these also preserve this faith of ~ours in one God who
125   1,Add,1|      grasped only by the insight of faith. Indeed, Tradition was not
126   1,Add,1|        Athanasius and the “Scope of Faith.”~ The situation did not
127   1,Add,1|             of the Church, to that .Faith. which had been once ~delivered
128   1,Add,1|     Athanasius invoked the .rule of faith.. This was his ~usual argument. .
129   1,Add,1|            who possess the scope of faith, restore the correct meaning
130   1,Add,1|            the total perspective of faith. .What they now al-~lege
131   1,Add,1|            eration the scope of the faith according to us Christians,
132   1,Add,1|       Scripture. The .scope. of the faith, or of the Scripture, is
133   1,Add,1|           condensed in the .rule of faith,. as it had been maintained
134   1,Add,1|   Athanasius regarded the ~.rule of faith. as an ultimate .principle
135   1,Add,1|           tenets of the Chris-~tian faith, before going into the actual
136   1,Add,1|       general drift of the Church.s Faith as a Canon of interpretation.
137   1,Add,1|             control of the .rule of faith.. This .rule,. ~however,
138   1,Add,1|            tradition, teaching, and faith of the Catholic Church from
139   1,Add,1|           the Apostles, and pistis [faith] . of the Catholic Church.
140   1,Add,1|       accordance with the Apostolic faith delivered to us by tradition
141   1,Add,1|         summarized in ~the .rule of faith.. The unity and solidarity
142   1,Add,1|             her life and structure. Faith and Life were organically
143   1,Add,1|        worship lay down the rule of faith.. It is true, of course,
144   1,Add,1|        should establish the rule of faith]. .Faith. found its first
145   1,Add,1|      establish the rule of faith]. .Faith. found its first expression
146   1,Add,1|    initiation. .Credal summaries of faith, whether interrogatory or
147   1,Add,1|          solemn proclamation of her Faith. The baptismal in-~vocation
148   1,Add,1|          Irenaeus used to refer to .faith. as it had been received
149   1,Add,1|             Baptismal profession of faith. Indeed, as Pere Benoit
150   1,Add,1|           ruling in ~the matters of faith,the open or public teaching.
151   1,Add,1|           the preservation of right faith. They are effective means
152   1,Add,1|           Baptis-~mal profession of faith, which included a formal
153   1,Add,1|         foundation of the Christian faith. if this .unwritten tradition.
154   1,Add,1|         tical: they convey the same faith, if in different manners.
155   1,Add,1|           content of the Scriptural faith: ~it only puts this faith
156   1,Add,1|           faith: ~it only puts this faith in focus [Cf. Hermann Dörries,
157   1,Add,1|           actually an appeal to the faith of the Church, ~to her sensus
158   1,Add,1|            this .unwritten. rule of faith, it was impossible to grasp
159   1,Add,1|             be read in the light of faith, and also in ~the community
160   1,Add,1|         Tradition, the tradition of faith as handed down ~through
161   1,Add,1|      conjunction .with the truth of faith, have sown wheat and reaped
162   1,Add,1|          Holy Writ and the .Rule of faith. are intimately cor-~related
163   1,Add,1|       conjunction with the truth of faith], under the guidance of
164   1,Add,1|             guidance of the rule of faith. The veritas~fidei [the
165   1,Add,1|         veritas~fidei [the truth of faith] is, in this context, the
166   1,Add,1|           Trinitarian confession of faith. It is the same ap-~proach
167   1,Add,1|            an independent source of faith. But it was the indispensable
168   2,1,9  |            the major creator of the faith which was long~official
169   2,1,9  |  indefinitely expanding future. The faith may be not far from the
170   2,1,9  |           more at length~later, the faith has displayed its greatest
171   2,1,9  |        peoples than it or any other faith has ever before~been. It
172   2,1,0  |           to see the history of the faith in~its true perspective.
173   2,1,1  |           very great future for the faith. It is one of the commonplaces
174   2,1,1  |           spiritual ancestry of the faith.~Fully as significantly,
175   2,1,1  |             centre of the Christian faith.~The story, as seen from
176   2,2,1  |           Gospels, the stronger our faith becomes and the more clearly
177   2,2,3  |          the need to strengthen the faith of the newly founded Christian
178   2,2,5  |      Antioch (Syria), who professed faith in Christ and whose house~
179   2,2,5  |            the deepest mysteries of faith. For example, the conversation
180   2,2,5  |          mysteries~of the Christian faith, St. John received the respected
181   2,2,5  |            be had in consequence of faith in Him rather than by acquiring
182   2,2,5  |      written that people might have faith in Him as the anointed Savior
183   2,2,5  |         that in consequence of this faith they might have life through
184   2,2,6  |          deeds. His teaching places faith in God and love of neighbor
185   2,2,6  |             of the unclean spirit).~Faith: “For God so loved the world
186   2,2,6  |            arise, go your way.~Your faith has made you well!” (The
187   2,3,1  |       fundamentals of the Christian faith, the Apostles’ Epistles
188   2,3,1  |           of Christian teachings on faith and life.~This brochure
189   2,3,2  |             the triumph of Christ’s faith over~the world. We observe,
190   2,3,3  |           educational directives of faith, while the~Apostle Paul’
191   2,3,3  |     dispirited and wavered in their faith. Some complained against
192   2,3,3  |      instructions on~the essence of faith, which must be made up not
193   2,3,3  |             on this rock of~Peter’s faith that Christ promised to
194   2,3,3  |           Minor Christians in their faith as he himself points out: “
195   2,3,3  |     teachings posed a threat to the faith and morals of the Christians.
196   2,3,3  |            Epistle is to verify the faith in Jesus Christ as the Son
197   2,3,3  |    benevolent life, firmness~in his faith in God and for his “walk
198   2,3,3  |             dwells” (2 Peter 3:13).~Faith: “And this is His commandment:
199   2,3,3  |                But let him ask with faith, with no doubting, for he
200   2,3,3  |              if someone says he has faith~but does not have works …
201   2,3,3  |      without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is~dead also” (
202   2,3,3  |          all diligence, add~to your faith virtue, to virtue knowledge,
203   2,3,3  |             Lord. And the prayer of faith will~save the sick, and
204   2,3,3  |            that the testing of your faith produces patience. But let
205   2,3,3  |             the genuineness of your faith, being much more precious
206   2,3,3  |            overcome the world – our faith. Who is he who~overcomes
207   2,4,1  |      understanding of the Christian faith. These Epistles~are outstanding
208   2,4,2  |          the Christian teachings on~faith and morality. “ For I am
209   2,4,3  |         persecutor~of the Christian faith. Perhaps by the appointment
210   2,4,3  |       Damascus, Paul was taught the faith and on the third day~was
211   2,4,3  |            law and his zeal for the faith of his fathers, reaching
212   2,4,3  |        thought: man is justified by faith, independent of deeds of
213   2,4,3  |           the law, but only through faith in Christ. Unfortunately,
214   2,4,3  |           chapter that “if I have a faith that can~move mountains,
215   2,4,4  |         loved mysteries of Christ’s faith, for example: the meaning
216   2,4,4  | justification before God is through faith in Jesus Christ, it can
217   2,4,4  |             same Spirit, to another faith by the same Spirit, to another
218   2,4,4  |           all, taking the shield of faith~with which you will be able
219   2,4,4  |             10:3-5; Colos. 2:14-15.~Faith and its meaning: “through
220   2,4,4  |         Whom also we have access by faith into this grace in which~
221   2,4,4  |             10:10). “For we walk by faith not by sight” (2 Cor. 5:
222   2,4,4  | uncircumcision avails anything, but faith working through love” (Gal.
223   2,4,4  |             have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves;
224   2,4,4  |             Eph. 2:8). “But without faith it is impossible to please
225   2,4,4  |             are of the household of faith” (Gal. 6:9-10). “Therefore,
226   2,4,4  |          some have~strayed from the faith in their greediness, and
227   2,4,4  |    knowledge, and though I have all faith,~so that I could remove
228   2,4,4  |            2:6-17.~Justification by faith and grace: Gal. 2:16-21,
229   2,4,4  |           Cor. 8:11-15.~Examples of faith of past righteous fathers:
230   2,4,4  |         whom also we have access by faith into this grace~in which
231   2,4,4  |            the good warfare, having faith and a~good conscience, which
232   2,4,4  |            rejected, concerning the faith have suffered shipwreck”~(
233   2,4,4  |           righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience,~gentleness” (
234   2,4,5  |     perception, but as a reality of faith that stimulates a person
235   2,5,1  |          mind, being guided more by faith~than by understanding. I
236   2,5,3  |         plant in men's souls a true faith in God, to~teach them to
237   2,5,4  |             lawlessness and lack of faith.~In the Apocalypse there
238   2,5,4  |            Mankind's~departure from faith and true Christian life
239   2,5,5  |            distorting the Christian faith, the Gnostics encouraged
240   2,5,9  |           paganism by the~Christian faith and an indication of the
241   2,5,9  |        unite in their~fight against faith and in the persecution of
242   2,5,9  |             calls on people to have faith in God and to fortify their
243   2,5,9  |            instead of the Christian faith.~Therefore, the submission
244   2,5,0  |             Abandonment of the true~faith spreads throughout almost
245   2,5,2  |             mass abandonment of the faith~by mankind “the deterrent”
246   2,5,2  |           sufferers for the sake of faith, the Lord said:~“he who
247   2,5,3  |           poverty.~Did not renounce~faith.~Good works, love, faith.~
248   2,5,3  |            faith.~Good works, love, faith.~The last greater than the~