Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |         following booklets about the Bible is to provide the Orthodox
  2   1,1,1  |            are ardently studying the Bible, Orthodox Christians . apart
  3   1,1,1  |              historical pages of the Bible are also dear to us because
  4   1,1,1  |    contemporary . that can match the Bible. This is because the ap-~
  5   1,1,1  |              events described in the Bible had been given not by man,
  6   1,1,1  |          than four hundred years the Bible has been the best-selling
  7   1,1,1  |              summed the case for the Bible many years ago when he wrote: .
  8   1,1,1  |            books ever published, the Bible remains unique. Available
  9   1,1,1  |              s population, the whole Bible has been published in ~237
 10   1,1,1  |            tongues, and parts of the Bible appear in more then 1250
 11   1,1,1  |             Even the ~blind may read Bible in Braille. The Bible is
 12   1,1,1  |           read Bible in Braille. The Bible is the most universally
 13   1,1,1  |              from the message of the Bible. ~Western man.s views of
 14   1,1,1  |           all bear the stamp ~of the Bible. In most Western nations
 15   1,1,1  |        rooted in the teaching of the Bible that man has an immortal
 16   1,1,2  |           The holy scriptures or the Bible is a collection of books
 17   1,1,2  |           the Holy Spirit. The word .Bible. (ta biblia) is a ~Greek
 18   1,1,2  |             guided its ~writing. The Bible is God.s written word. It
 19   1,1,2  |              Book makes known. ~ The Bible is a Book for religious
 20   1,1,2  |      religious faith. The God of the Bible is the God of creation.
 21   1,1,2  |             seen in the pages of the Bible, sometimes walking with
 22   1,1,2  |           invested by the God of the Bible with freedom of moral choice.
 23   1,1,2  |           doom awaits him. ~This the Bible makes clear. ~ But the Bible
 24   1,1,2  |         Bible makes clear. ~ But the Bible says something else. The
 25   1,1,2  |             The central theme of the Bible is that since man by him-~
 26   1,1,2  |         history to save him. For the Bible is also the story of man.
 27   1,1,2  |           the purpose for which ~the Bible was written. ~ The Bible
 28   1,1,2  |             Bible was written. ~ The Bible has one story. It is the
 29   1,1,3  |               The inspiration of the Bible.~We believe that the prophets
 30   1,1,3  |              divine qualities of the Bible, one must remember that ~
 31   1,1,4  |               Slowly but surely, the Bible began to take on its cur-~
 32   1,1,4  |             specific passages in the Bible is quite an easy matter. ~ ~
 33   1,1,4  |          times ~as many pages in the Bible as the New. Before books
 34   1,1,4  |            people the first complete Bible, published at the ~end of
 35   1,1,4  |              and known as the Ostrog Bible. In our time, the Bible
 36   1,1,4  |              Bible. In our time, the Bible has become readily ~available.
 37   1,1,5  |                       History of the Bible’s emergence.~The holy books
 38   1,1,5  |           modern translations of the Bible have different ~names for
 39   1,1,5  |            of the Old Testament, the Bible contains another following ~
 40   1,1,5  |           Church. In fact, the Greek Bible ~known as the Septuagint,
 41   1,1,5  |            tance) to print .the Holy Bible. as we now know and accept
 42   1,1,5  |             to ~what we now call the Bible. ~Other books?~ The picture
 43   1,1,5  |            thing is inescapable: the Bible is a difficult book, sealed,
 44   1,1,5  |               see Rev. 5:1). But the Bible is not difficult because
 45   1,1,5  |            great difficulty with the Bible is its mag-~nificent clarity
 46   1,1,5  |            son of a carpenter. ~ The Bible transmits to us and preserves
 47   1,1,5  |           response of humanity. ~The Bible is the Word of God brought
 48   1,1,5  |             which became part of the Bible, the presentation carries
 49   1,1,6  |                                      Bible translations.~ ~The Greek
 50   1,1,6  |            original text of the Holy Bible writings are found in the ~
 51   1,1,6  |          exact replica of the Jewish Bible. These ~translators were
 52   1,1,6  |            Latin translations of the Bible, the ~version translated
 53   1,1,6  |       Slavonic ver-~sion of the Holy Bible translated by Saints Cyril
 54   1,1,6  |             Holy ~Synod, the Russian Bible Society funded the publication
 55   1,1,6  |            the ~complete text of the Bible was popularly available
 56   1,1,6  |            Other translations of the Bible.~ In 1160, the Bible was
 57   1,1,6  |             the Bible.~ In 1160, the Bible was translated into the
 58   1,1,6  |              person to translate the Bible into the English ~language.
 59   1,1,6  |            1611. Over the years, the Bible in Russia has been translated
 60   1,1,6  |             The British and American Bible ~Societies were the most
 61   1,1,6  |        translate and disseminate the Bible in many ~languages. ~ To
 62   1,1,6  |           the general meaning of the Bible in the most understand-~
 63   1,1,6  |           missionary leaflets on the Bible, we propose to publish them
 64   1,1,7  |                 Conclusion.~Thus the Bible came to be what it is, came
 65   1,1,7  |      concerning ~the contents of the Bible. ~ And so we are forced,
 66   1,1,7  |           that we have access to the Bible at all. And it is like-~
 67   1,1,7  |             Church long precedes the Bible as an integral ~collection
 68   1,1,7  |           Lord was not .based on the Bible.. The ~Church created by
 69   1,1,7  |           Spirit on Pentecost had no Bible as we know it and did not
 70   1,2,1  |              first five books of the Bible, generally referred to as
 71   1,2,1  |              subsequent books of the Bible. To distinguish in The Low
 72   1,2,2  |      occupies about one page ~of the Bible. But at the same time he
 73   1,2,2  |      convinced that the words of the Bible and scientific data will
 74   1,2,2  |          understand the facts in the Bible. In some ~respects these
 75   1,2,2  |              of a single page of the Bible; hence it ~is already clear,
 76   1,2,2  |              concept of myth. In the Bible there is no my-~thology.
 77   1,2,2  |             of a cave. However, the ~Bible tells us that, although
 78   1,2,2  |            accidents? Apparently the Bible does not ~speak of such
 79   1,2,2  |              condition of life? ~The Bible does not give a direct answer
 80   1,2,2  |     perfection. This is not what the Bible tells us. God did not create
 81   1,2,4  |              thirty years,” says the Bible (Exod. 12:40), had passed
 82   1,2,4  |          found only in the God-given Bible. ~ In the first chapters
 83   1,2,4  |          seven. is often used in the Bible with a symbolic, not literal
 84   1,2,4  |                 with these words the Bible ~encompasses all that God
 85   1,2,4  |              often made light of the Bible.s ~ordering of the appearance
 86   1,2,4  |         plant life. According to the Bible, dispersed sun-~light reached
 87   1,2,4  |             of the body, whereas the Bible speaks of man in his complete
 88   1,2,4  |             soul in God.s image. The Bible also confirms that man was
 89   1,2,4  |            Yet at the same time, the Bible underlines man.s ~special
 90   1,2,4  |              These facts confirm the Bible.s statement ~that man is
 91   1,2,4  |             to better understand the Bible. Yet often .we cannot see
 92   1,2,4  |              gift from God. ~ In the Bible we read:~.Of old under Moses,
 93   1,3,1  |              historical books of the Bible, of value ~are truthfulness
 94   1,3,1  |             of this Sacred Book. The Bible does not idealize people
 95   1,3,1  |              historical books of the Bible is their clear message that
 96   1,3,1  |     individual and every nation. The Bible ~provides excellent examples
 97   1,3,1  |      perspective on events. Only the Bible ~can do this! ~ ~
 98   1,3,2  |              events described in the Bible, we should briefly comment
 99   1,3,2  |   communities where they studied the Bible, prayed to God, copied books ~
100   1,3,2  |              historical books of the Bible. ~Sometimes the more gifted
101   1,3,5  |             are several books in the Bible called the books of the
102   1,3,5  |             567 B.C. ~ In the Hebrew Bible, the book of the Kingdoms
103   1,3,5  |              Kings). However, in the Bible ~of the Seventy, or Septuagint,
104   1,3,5  |            as well as in the Russian Bible, ~Sepher Shemuel is divided
105   1,3,5  |             Kingdoms. ~In the Hebrew Bible they comprise a single book
106   1,3,5  |          Psalm 50 (51 in the English Bible), which is a psalm of repentance. ~
107   1,3,6  |            captivity. In the Hebrew ~Bible, there is only one book
108   1,3,6  |           book of Ezra. In the Greek Bible of the Seventy (Septuagint),
109   1,3,6  |            English ver-~sions of the Bible the Book of Nehemiah is
110   1,3,6  |            many translations of the ~Bible. Most of the books, composed
111   1,3,1  |              are not recorded in the Bible. ~In 63 B.C. the Holy Land
112   1,4    |      understanding (Prov. 2:6). ~The Bible has several books that contain
113   1,4,1  |              in several books of the Bible as a man of great righteousness.
114   1,4,2  |           King James version of the ~Bible. The Septuagint numbering
115   1,4,3  |            Proverbs. ~ In the Hebrew Bible, the book has the title
116   1,4,3  |            Greek translation of ~the Bible made in 3rd century BC)
117   1,4,3  |            Paremia, and the Slavonic Bible calls it Proverbs of~Solomon.
118   1,4,6  |             not found in the ~Hebrew Bible. The writer of the book
119   1,5,5  |          Jeremiah is followed in the Bible by the book of the Lamentations
120   1,5,5  |       difficult, and experts in ~the Bible and the Hebrew language,
121   1,Add  |           Addendum~ ~How to read the Bible~by Archimandrite Justin
122   1,Add  | Archimandrite Justin Popovich.~ ~The Bible is in a sense a biography
123   1,Add  |           the Lord has stated in the Bible. In ~it He has given the
124   1,Add  |        directly or indirectly in the Bible. ~ Men cannot devise more
125   1,Add  |             there are answers in the Bible. If you fail to find the ~
126   1,Add  |             of your questions in the Bible, it means that you have
127   1,Add  |             not know how to read the Bible and did not finish reading
128   1,Add,1|                             What the Bible contains.~ In the Bible
129   1,Add,1|              Bible contains.~ In the Bible God has made known: ~ 1)
130   1,Add,2|                    The beauty of the Bible.~ In the Bible God has said
131   1,Add,2|         beauty of the Bible.~ In the Bible God has said absolutely
132   1,Add,2|          exception . is found in the Bible. ~ In it each of us can
133   1,Add,2|              find consolation in the Bible; if you are sad, you will
134   1,Add,2|                 If you are good, the Bible will teach you how to become
135   1,Add,2|            one reads and studies the Bible, the more he finds reasons
136   1,Add,3|       knowing why we should read the Bible is knowing how we should
137   1,Add,3|              how we should read ~the Bible. ~ The best guides for this
138   1,Add,3|             reading and studying the Bible; but ~of what does this
139   1,Add,3|         understand ~the words of the Bible . and to fill your heart
140   1,Add,3|           have for understanding the Bible. ~ ~
141   1,Add,4|               How We should read the Bible.~ Prayerfully and reverently,
142   1,Add,4|             the Eternal Truth. ~ The Bible is not a book, but life;
143   1,Add,4|          first one usually reads the Bible quickly, and then more and
144   1,Add,4|            main thing is to read the Bible as much as possible. What
145   1,Add,5|           our souls.~ By reading the Bible you are adding yeast to
146   1,Add,5|          Truth is given to us in the Bible. ~ By reading it, we sow
147   1,Add,5|            the words of God from the Bible and make ~them our own;
148   1,Add,6|          Word. or .the Logos. in the Bible. ~ God is the Word (John
149   1,Add,9|              in the ~language of the Bible . which is no more his own
150   1,Add,9|           re-~learn the idiom of the Bible? No man can receive the
151   1,Add,0|            and Witness.~ What is the Bible? Is it a book like any other
152   1,Add,0|              definite message in the Bible, ~taken as a whole, as one
153   1,Add,0|            the Christian Church. The Bible is by no means a complete
154   1,Add,0|          more or ~less, to the whole Bible. Certain writings have been
155   1,Add,0|             sacred character of ~the Bible is ascertained by faith.
156   1,Add,0|            ascertained by faith. The Bible, as a book, has been composed
157   1,Add,0|          message of the Kingdom. The Bible is the ~Word of God indeed,
158   1,Add,0|             Church. The canon of the Bible ~is obviously established
159   1,Add,0|         there is no .message. in the Bible. ~ It was no accident that
160   1,Add,0|             of course plural but the Bible is ~emphatically singular.
161   1,Add,0|           story. Or, even more, ~the Bible itself is this story, the
162   1,Add,0|          with his chosen people. The Bible records ~first of all God'
163   1,Add,0|      compilation could afford. ~ The Bible is a book about God. But
164   1,Add,0|              God. But the God of the Bible is not Deus absconditus,
165   1,Add,0|              in human life. And the ~Bible is not merely a human record
166   1,Add,0|            enters human history. The Bible is intrinsically historical:
167   1,Add,0|             Incarnate Lord. ~ In the Bible we are struck by the intimate
168   1,Add,0|             law” (Gal. 4:4). In ~the Bible we see not only God, but
169   1,Add,0|               the very centre of the Bible, just because he is the
170   1,Add,0|          must admit at once that the Bible is a difficult book, a book
171   1,Add,0|          very stumbling-block of the Bible is its utter simplicity:
172   1,Add,0|       miracle and the mystery of the Bible, that it is the ~Word of
173   1,Add,0|           the theological use of the Bible? How ~should the divers
174   1,Add,0|              of a single scheme? The Bible is one indeed, and yet it
175   1,Add,0|       temptation of all mystics. The Bible is regarded as a book of
176   1,Add,0|         eternal ~meanings. The whole Bible would be then reconstructed
177   1,Add,0|              historical insight. The Bible is ~history, not a system
178   1,Add,0|             i.e. a ~system) the Holy Bible was always read in the churches,
179   1,Add,0|       kindred terms were used in the Bible (and later) precisely to
180   1,Add,0|            can ~learn a lot from the Bible on social justice . this
181   1,Add,0|         permissible to detect in the Bible (viz. in the Old Testament)
182   1,Add,0|             than anywhere else. ~The Bible is no authority on social
183   1,Add,0|            can be extracted from the Bible is precisely the fact of
184   1,Add,0|              But no reference to the Bible in .temporal. affairs can
185   1,Add,0|             even sought there in the Bible. In any case, such a search
186   1,Add,0|              theological use. of the Bible. And perhaps the lessons
187   1,Add,0|             true theme of the whole ~Bible is Cbrist and his Church,
188   1,Add,0|            the order of grace. ~ The Bible is complete. But the sacred
189   1,Add,0|    symbolizes an accomplishment. The Bible is closed just because the
190   1,Add,0|             a living person. Yet the Bible still ~holds its authority .
191   1,Add,0|              her pilgrimage. And the Bible is kept ~by the Church as
192   1,Add,1|            Marcion. The Unity of the Bible had to be proved and ~vindicated.
193   1,Add,1|            put it: .The voice of the Bible could be plainly heard ~
194   1,Add,1|     reference in the teaching of the Bible as a whole, he urges the
195   1,Add,1|             a strait-jacket upon the Bible as the dogmatism of Arian
196   1,Add,1|             skopos, haraktir) of the Bible. (H. E. W. Turner, The Pattern
197   1,Add,1|              Cf. Louis de ~Montadon, Bible et Eglise danr l’Apologélique
198   2,1,4  |         occasion is mentioned~in the Bible, it is said to be the first
199   2,1,6  |             are not~mentioned in the Bible, but who are thought by
200   2,1,6  |              who are thought by some Bible scholars to have been influential~
201   2,1,6  |             are not~mentioned in the Bible. Some of them lived in groups
202   2,2,2  |          English translations of the Bible in whole or~in part undertaken
203   2,2,2  |           the history of~the English Bible as we know it actually begins.
204   2,2,2  |             a new translation of the Bible, and~54 translators were
205   2,2,2  |              1946-52).~The Amplified Bible (1954) is a literal translation
206   2,2,2  |          translations. The Jerusalem Bible (1966) is a translation
207   2,2,2  |              making the New American Bible (1970), a Catholic translation,
208   2,2,2  |            in the making. The Living Bible (1971) is a~popular paraphrase
209   2,2,2  |            The New~American Standard Bible (1971) was translated by
210   2,2,2  |         complete. The New King James Bible (1979-~82) is a version
211   2,2,2  |          flow of the 1611 King James Bible. It is based~on the Greek
212   2,2,2  |            more than a dozen English Bible translations available today,
213   2,2,2  |             less accurate. A~serious Bible student might want to compare
214   2,2,2  |             variability among modern Bible versions~testifies to the
215   2,2,2  |           with of some of the modern~Bible translations. The scientists
216   2,2,2  |         present time, the King James Bible and its more contemporary~
217   2,2,2  |          version, the New King James Bible, although neither is perfect,
218   2,2,2  |              original meaning of the Bible as it was always understood
219   2,3,2  |            Syrian~translation of the Bible known as “Peshito.”~The
220   2,4,3  |      authorship, which appear in the Bible in the following order:~
221   2,5,4  |             glorious chapters of~the Bible.~Every new part of the Apocalypse
222   2,5,6  |              and joyful pages of the Bible, showing the~Church triumphant
223   2,5,3  |             most~joyful pages of the Bible. They describe the beatitude