Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1      |                            Part 1.~Old Testament.~
  2   1,1,1  |            read it, especially the Old Testament. Naturally, since
  3   1,1,1  |     richness. The link between the Old and the New Books will become ~
  4   1,1,1  |             3~is no secular book . old or contemporary . that can
  5   1,1,1  |           Ten Commandments ~of the Old Testament. Human personality
  6   1,1,2  |         God.s self-disclosure. The Old Testament is the story of
  7   1,1,2  |         our Lord Jesus Christ. The Old Testament proclaims salvation
  8   1,1,2  |           grouped into the New and Old Testaments. The first contain ~ ~
  9   1,1,3  |         Church is divided into the Old Testament which ~governed
 10   1,1,3  |          spiritual richness of the Old Testament, namely the word
 11   1,1,4  |        Initially, the books of the Old Testament were written in
 12   1,1,4  |          writings. ~What makes the Old Testament Scriptures valuable
 13   1,1,4  |            first five books of the Old Testament; .the prophets. .
 14   1,1,4  |         mind all the books of ~the Old Testament, as is evident
 15   1,1,4  |         them ~in the collection of Old Testament books (in the
 16   1,1,4  |            life. ~In accepting the Old Testament sacred scriptures,
 17   1,1,4  |            she is the ~heir of the Old Testament Church . not of
 18   1,1,4  |          religious ~content of the Old Testament. In this heritage,
 19   1,1,4  |           Church makes use of ~her Old Testament heritage quite
 20   1,1,4  |       ancient Israel. ~ ~Using the Old Testament.~(By Protopresbyter
 21   1,1,4  |       recognizing the merit of the Old Testament books, the Christian ~
 22   1,1,4  |       clear from the fact that the Old Testament Scriptures occupy
 23   1,1,4  |           can be said ~only of the Old Testament Psalter that the
 24   1,1,4  |             the other books of the Old Testament, she has been
 25   1,1,4  |         complete collection of the Old Testament books. Only at
 26   1,1,4  |  translations of ~the books of the Old Testament. And even this
 27   1,1,4  |            use of the books of the Old Testament has ~remained
 28   1,1,4  |         that this reading from the Old Testament was followed ~
 29   1,1,4  |         must approach reading ~the Old Testament from the standpoint
 30   1,1,4  |           to bear in mind that the Old Testament ~is the shadow
 31   1,1,4  |         away in the reading of the Old Testament, that is to say,
 32   1,1,4  |            this principle that the Old Testament readings are chosen
 33   1,1,4  |          approach the books of the Old Testament in this light,
 34   1,1,4  |            It is the same with the Old ~Testament Scriptures. Without
 35   1,1,4  |          of the Gospel they remain old and decaying, as the ~Apostle
 36   1,1,4  |          which decayeth and waxeth~old is ready to vanish away,
 37   1,1,4  |           of the chosen ~people of old has come to an end, the
 38   1,1,5  |           of the holy books of the Old Testament. In the ~books
 39   1,1,5  |            of transcription of the Old Testa-~ment.s .canonical.
 40   1,1,5  |           of the holy books of the Old Testament prove their ancient
 41   1,1,5  |        those ancient times. ~ ~The Old Testament contains the following
 42   1,1,5  |       foundation the faith of the ~Old Testament): Genesis, Exodus,
 43   1,1,5  |          this list of books of the Old Testament, the Bible contains
 44   1,1,5  |            except the books of the Old ~Testament as indicated
 45   1,1,5  |           with the Scriptures (the Old Testament). But copies existed
 46   1,1,5  |         the New Testament, nor the Old Testament, either. (There
 47   1,1,5  |           and the Psalms, from the Old Testament. But we have not
 48   1,1,6  |            Of all the books of the Old Testament, only the Psalms
 49   1,1,6  |            canonical. books of the Old Testament in ~1868. The
 50   1,1,6  |            historical books of the Old ~Testament, and in 1872
 51   1,1,6  |          of the holy books of ~the Old Testament appeared with
 52   1,1,6  |            Historical books of the Old Testament ~4 . Books of
 53   1,1,6  |             Books of wisdom of the Old Testament ~5 . Books of
 54   1,1,6  |           Books of prophets of the Old Testament ~6 . The 4 Gospels ~
 55   1,2,1  |     writing materials were used by Old Testament scribes, including
 56   1,2,1  |           BC Greek ~translation of Old Testament, and also in the
 57   1,2,1  |           vacuum, but amid the age old ~civilization of Mesopotamia
 58   1,2,1  |        regarded as the key to ~the Old Testament. Through the covenant
 59   1,2,2  |       mythological religions. ~The Old Testament concept of God
 60   1,2,2  |          out a higher truth in the Old ~Testament accounts: the
 61   1,2,2  |           this is expressed in the old proverb: man's worst enemy
 62   1,2,2  |     towards the same .Paradise ~of old,. and she sees the Cherubim,
 63   1,2,2  |            of Jacob.s sons) in the Old Testament temple. These
 64   1,2,2  |         Paul wrote to Hebrews, the Old Testament sacrifices were
 65   1,2,3  |           of their fulfillment. ~ ~Old Testament's~Prophecy~New
 66   1,2,4  |            majestic figures in the Old Testament. His role is so
 67   1,2,4  |         Moses. No ~one else in the Old Testament had such close
 68   1,2,4  |          at this time eighty years old and his brother ~Aaron eighty-three. ~
 69   1,2,4  |        family. Moses welcomed ~the old man warmly, and they sat
 70   1,2,4  |           hundred and twenty years old, but “his eye was not dim,
 71   1,2,4  |          In the Bible we read:~.Of old under Moses, the Lord hath
 72   1,2,4  |       Metropolitan Macarius. ~ The Old Testament Temple had images
 73   1,3    |            historical books of the Old Testament.~ ~
 74   1,3,1  |            historical books of the Old Testament cover the life
 75   1,3,1  |       cover the last period of the Old Testament history of the
 76   1,3,1  |            the Jewish ~people. The Old Testament prophets, being
 77   1,3,1  |          for us. ~When reading the Old Testament history, one should
 78   1,3,2  |             present throughout the Old Testament history. Prophetic
 79   1,3,5  |           s sons. When Samuel grew old, he relieved himself of
 80   1,3,5  |         future. Elisha died a very old man in the city of Sa-~maria
 81   1,3,5  |       Isaiah is also known ~as the Old Testament Evangelist. ~
 82   1,3,6  |        completing the canon of the Old Testament. The books written
 83   1,4    |           4. Didactic books of the Old Testament.~ ~For the LORD
 84   1,4    |         most didactic books of the Old Testament are written as
 85   1,4,1  |           he died, being 140 years old. ~ Job lived in the country
 86   1,4,2  |         most important book in the Old Testament. The Psalter is
 87   1,4,2  |          prayer. Starting with the Old Testament times, every single
 88   1,4,2  |          of the Psalter, while the Old Testament meaning is of
 89   1,4,3  |           way, before his works of old. I was set up from ~everlasting,
 90   1,4,3  |            Wisdom, puzzling to the Old Testament man, becomes clear
 91   1,4,5  |          order to see that, in the Old Testament, ~the image of
 92   1,4,5  |            symbolic sense that the Old Testament tradition understood
 93   1,4,7  |         Sir. 6:14). Forsake not an old friend; for the new is not
 94   1,4,7  |         Dishonour not a man in his old~age: for even some of us
 95   1,4,7  |            for even some of us wax old (Sir. 8:6). See also: Prov.
 96   1,4,7  |          should go: and~when he is old, he will not depart from
 97   1,5,1  |           prophetical books in the Old Testament and one, The Apocalypse,
 98   1,5,1  |            the ~New Testament. The Old Testament books of prophecies
 99   1,5,1  |         the prophetic books of the Old Testament, is to ~familiarize
100   1,5,1  |          previous brochure . .The ~Old Testament Regarding the
101   1,5,2  |           their activities. In his old age Manas-~seh attempted
102   1,5,3  |   Significance of Prophets.~In the Old Testament times the priests,
103   1,5,3  |       followers of the last of the Old Testament prophets, John
104   1,5,5  |    daughters shall prophesy, your ~old men shall dream dreams,
105   1,5,5  |      prophet Isaiah is called .the Old Testament Evangelist.. ~
106   1,5,5  |        detail in the brochure .The Old Testament ~Regarding the
107   1,5,5  |       turned; renew our days as of old” (Lamentations 5:21). ~
108   1,5,5  |           the shortest work in the Old Testament, containing only
109   1,5,5  |            God, as the best of the Old Testament Jews did, but
110   1,5,5  |            between 14 and 17 years old. ~ Three friends of Daniel
111   1,5,5  |        part of the bro-~chure .The Old Testament Regarding the
112   1,5,5  |          Daniel. He died at a very old age, ~about 90 years old,
113   1,5,5  |           old age, ~about 90 years old, probably in Susa (Ectabanes).
114   1,5,5  |               In the brochure .The Old Testament Regarding the
115   1,5,5  |          As he was the last of the Old Testament prophets, he is ~
116   1,5,7  |         hardening of people in the Old Testament era and in the
117   1,5,7  |        acts (see the brochure .The Old Testament Regarding the
118   1,5,7  |    judgment over the people of the Old Testament times with the ~
119   1,5,7  |         the prophetic books of the Old ~Testament. ~ So, getting
120   1,5,7  |          getting familiar with the Old Testament prophetic books
121   1,5,7  |           the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man:~
122   1,Add,4|         least one chapter from the Old and the New Testament; but
123   1,Add,9|        fact a re-enactment of the ~old Christological struggle,
124   1,Add,9|       acknowl-~edge the masters of old, and to attempt for our
125   1,Add,0|         the community, both in the old dispensation and in ~the
126   1,Add,0|           been entrusted under the old dispensation (Rom. 3:2),
127   1,Add,0|        same exclusive sense as the Old Testament surely was. It
128   1,Add,0|          in the destiny of Israel, old and new, the chosen ~people
129   1,Add,0|           granted to the Israel of old were subordinate to the
130   1,Add,0|           is the fulfiller ~of the old dispensation and by the
131   1,Add,0|           act that he fulfills the old, “the Law and the prophets,” ~
132   1,Add,0|           21:5). ~ Ultimately, the Old Testament as a whole has
133   1,Add,0|           not destruc-~tion of the old. Vetus Testamentuni in Novo
134   1,Add,0|   Testamentuni in Novo patet. [The Old Testament extends into the
135   1,Add,0|         Church and for us ~now the Old Testament is no more than
136   1,Add,0|           it is pre-~cisely in the Old Testament that we apprehend
137   1,Add,0|          history no less than ~the Old: the Gospel history of the
138   1,Add,0|         but natural to look in the Old Testament for the evi-~dences
139   1,Add,0|       applies ~particularly to the Old Testament. “For all the
140   1,Add,0|            be the right use of the Old Testament in the Church
141   1,Add,0|         And not every event of the Old Testament ~has its .correspondence.
142   1,Add,0|        certain basic events in the old dispensation ~which were
143   1,Add,0|          And .the mystery. of the ~Old Testament was Christ; not
144   1,Add,0|          light of Christ ~that the Old Testament can be properly
145   1,Add,0| arbitrarily a new meaning into the old text: the meaning was there,
146   1,Add,0|            not simply It apply. an Old Testament vision to a ~New '
147   1,Add,0|      definition of the Church. The old dispensation has been, ac-~
148   1,Add,0|        been reconstituted, and the old Israel was rejected, be-~
149   1,Add,0|          true continuation of the ~old covenant was in the Church
150   1,Add,0|         rejected the idea that the Old Testament was a link holding
151   1,Add,0|          be formally rejected: the Old Testament no longer belonged
152   1,Add,0|     believed ~in Christ Jesus. The Old Testament belonged now to
153   1,Add,0|            heir of the promises of old. A new and important hermeneutical
154   1,Add,0|           Christian apologist. The Old Testament was to ~be read
155   1,Add,0|    constitution. This V art of the Old Testament was antiquated.
156   1,Add,0|              new commandment.. The Old Testament is now to be used
157   1,Add,0|          to the Church. ~Under the old dispensation the Church
158   1,Add,0|           certain ~elements of the old dispensation, apart from
159   1,Add,0|           life of the nations. The old Israel was a pro-~visional
160   1,Add,0|          in the Bible (viz. in the Old Testament) any permanent
161   1,Add,0|         perhaps the lessons of the old Hebrew history are on the
162   1,Add,0|     situation-conditioned.) in the old covenant (and ~first of
163   1,Add,0|         the sky and the earth. The old Israel ~was the .type. of
164   1,Add,0|   character ~than it had under the old dispensation. For Christ
165   1,Add,0|        throughout the whole of the Old Testament. Yet all these ~
166   1,Add,0|          all these ~theophanies of old should never be put on the
167   1,Add,1|             denoted primarily the ~Old Testament and, on the other
168   1,Add,1|        Prophecy,. that is . of the Old Testament? It was in this
169   1,Add,1|          could be discerned in the Old Testament. It was by faith
170   1,Add,1|           clumsily rendered in the old Latin translation as corpusculum
171   2,1    |         Nehemiah, who was the last Old Testament~political leader,
172   2,1    |          Testament.~Throughout the Old Testament the nation Israel
173   2,1    |          they are set forth in the Old Testament,~make an important
174   2,1    |         just a continuation of the Old. A political situation~vastly
175   2,1    |         from that described in the Old Testament Scriptures and
176   2,1    |           Nehemiah (last writer of Old Testament~Scriptures) and
177   2,1    |           sacred books and had the Old~ ~3~Testament translated
178   2,1    |         the hills around the~brave old priest, with thousands responding.
179   2,1    |      embraced all the~lands of the Old Testament twelve tribes.~
180   2,1,1  |      history, as it~appears in the Old Testament had been written
181   2,1,2  |         cities.~The Temple. In the Old Testament, worship was largely
182   2,1,2  |          synagogue is found in the Old Testament, but in the time
183   2,1,5  |      including Jesus, regarded the Old Testament as~the word of
184   2,1,5  |            many other books of our Old Testament (Luke 24:44).
185   2,1,5  |            before the close of the~Old Testament period, is credited
186   2,1,5  |          together the books of the Old Testament. He~was of the
187   2,1,5  |       among the Jewish people.~The Old Testament was originally
188   2,1,5  |         making quotations from the Old Testament, Jesus and the
189   2,1,5  |      Testament quotations from the Old Testament and the way those
190   2,1,5  |         those passages~read in our Old Testament.~Many Jews in
191   2,1,6  |            to priestly lineage. In Old Testament times one consecrated
192   2,1,6  |     authoritative only the written Old Testament.~They were severe
193   2,1,6  |          value in the study of the Old Testament.~The Essenes.
194   2,1,7  |            is not spoken of in the Old Testament; it probably arose
195   2,1,8  |            Christ are found in the Old~Testament. Sometimes the
196   2,1,8  |      included the appearance of an Old Testament prophet, the reappearance
197   2,1,9  |      moments ago. No one knows how old man is. That is because
198   2,1,9  |           to have been at least as old as Confucius and the Buddha
199   2,1,1  |           Basin had the support~of old and politically powerful
200   2,2,2  |          in which the books of the Old Testament were written,
201   2,2,3  |          when he was over 90~years old. Somewhat earlier, he wrote
202   2,2,5  |    precisely that Messiah Whom the Old Testament prophets had predicted,
203   2,2,5  |            predicted, and~that the Old Testament Scriptures become
204   2,2,5  |        number of references~to the Old Testament (over 100) in
205   2,2,5  |        Christ’s fulfillment of the Old Testament~prophecies. The
206   2,2,5  |           Lord Jesus Christ to the~Old Testament and even fewer
207   2,2,5  |      quotations are cited from the Old Testament Scriptures.~Additionally,
208   2,2,5  |         New Testament Law over the Old~Testament, is omitted.~Instead,
209   2,2,5  |        Apostle to do so) at a very old~age in approximately 105
210   2,2,5  |        some~teachings based on the Old Testament. The Gnostics
211   2,3,3  |           he was~cleansed from his old sins” (2 Peter 1:3-9). “
212   2,4,1  |   knowledge and scholarship of the Old Testament, which were equal
213   2,4,4  |        example: the meaning of the Old Testament law~in relation
214   2,4,4  |      profound understanding of the~Old Testament.~Selected text
215   2,4,4  |      Christ, he is a new~creation; old things have passed away;
216   2,4,4  |         since you have put off the old man with his deeds, and~
217   2,5,4  |     prophetic visions, both of the Old and New Testaments. In other~
218   2,5,4  |            In not a few~instances, Old Testament prophecies speak
219   2,5,4  |           2:14; Zeph. 3:9-20). The Old Testament prophecies~regarding
220   2,5,4  |            framework of comparable~Old Testament events. Thus,
221   2,5,5  |            during the~existence of Old Testament Israel, beginning
222   2,5,5  |            writes~of events of the Old Testament in the form of
223   2,5,5  |         in-depth interpretation of Old Testament history,~and c)
224   2,5,6  |          used in the temple of the Old Testament.) The Sacrificial~
225   2,5,6  |        blood of the victims in~the Old Testament that flowed under
226   2,5,8  |          some Holy Fathers see the Old Testament righteous ones