Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |              in the ~light of God.s word, mistakes or correct resolutions
  2   1,1,2  |             by the Holy Spirit. The word .Bible. (ta biblia) is a ~
  3   1,1,2  |              ta biblia) is a ~Greek word meaning .books.. ~ ~ 4~
  4   1,1,2  |          The Bible is God.s written word. It is the record of God.
  5   1,1,2  |            as Paul put it, “And the Word became flesh and~dwelt among
  6   1,1,2  |            it. God spoke the living Word in terms humanity could ~
  7   1,1,3  |           Old Testament, namely the word of ~God. The Church not
  8   1,1,3  |       Church not only preserved the word of God but has retained
  9   1,1,4  |          one sentence resembled one word. The reader himself had
 10   1,1,5  |            believer to an-~other by word of mouth; those who came
 11   1,1,5  |        write, and so they heard the word ~of God and kept it (cf.
 12   1,1,5  |             been taught, whether by word~or our letter” (2 Thess
 13   1,1,5  |          one believer to another by word of mouth, by ~tradition (.
 14   1,1,5  |            and preserves for us the Word of God in a form which human
 15   1,1,5  |          restricts the power of the Word of God. We must rather believe
 16   1,1,5  |            adequately to convey the Word of God to us. His Word does
 17   1,1,5  |          the Word of God to us. His Word does not become tarnished
 18   1,1,5  |           point of beginning, God.s Word, ~the Holy Scriptures, which
 19   1,1,5  |           one and the same time the Word of God and the response
 20   1,1,5  |         humanity. ~The Bible is the Word of God brought to us through
 21   1,1,6  |             that country with God.s word. In 863 they arrived in
 22   1,2,1  |          Pentateuch (from the Greek word ~pente, .five,. and teuchos, .
 23   1,2,1  |           10:26; Matt. 5:17). ~ The word .book. in reference to them
 24   1,2,1  |           and it was transmitted by word of mouth from generation
 25   1,2,2  |        Moses is called by its first word Bereshit which means ~.in
 26   1,2,2  |            Son and the Spirit.. The word .hands. in relation to God
 27   1,2,2  |         naked,~and hid myself. ~The Word of God tells us that God
 28   1,2,2  |         cruelty and brutality. In a word, all this is expressed in
 29   1,2,3  |            of the Lamb, and by ~the word of their testimony; and
 30   1,2,3  |            glad, and glorified the ~word of the Lord: and as many
 31   1,2,4  |            physical perception. The word .created. indicates that
 32   1,4,3  |             Who is also called ~the Word. He, according to St. John
 33   1,4,3  |            In the beginning was the~Word, and the Word was with God,
 34   1,4,3  |     beginning was the~Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word
 35   1,4,3  |          Word was with God, and the Word was God. All things were
 36   1,4,4  |             Ecclesiastes.~The Greek word Ecclesiastes derives from
 37   1,4,7  |          understanding; and let thy word be the same (Sir. 5:10). ~ ~
 38   1,4,7  |             19; 38:16. ~ ~Speech: A word fitly spoken is like apples
 39   1,4,7  |                If thou hast heard a word, let it die with thee; and
 40   1,4,7  |           Lord will not disobey his Word; and they~that love him
 41   1,5,5  |            the Judgment: “Hear this word... the family which I brought
 42   1,5,5  |          run to and fro to seek the word of the LORD, and shall not
 43   1,5,5  |        militant atheism, ~where the word of God is sometimes being
 44   1,5,5  |           to the eater: So shall my word be that goeth forth ~out
 45   1,5,5  |         spirit, and trembleth at my word. (Isaiah 66:1-2). .He giveth ~
 46   1,5,5  |     violence and spoil; because the word~of the LORD was made a reproach
 47   1,5,5  |          for ~a long time: .But his word was in mine heart as a burning
 48   1,5,5  |         Israel: therefore hear the ~word at my mouth, and give them
 49   1,5,7  |       meaning, as syno-~nyms of the word Church. ~ In the New Testament
 50   1,5,7  |    self-appointed prophets. For the word of truth the prophets were
 51   1,Add  |             for the world. God the ~Word spoke to men about God with
 52   1,Add,4|             reverently, for in each word there is another drop of
 53   1,Add,4|         will begin to read not even word by word, because in each
 54   1,Add,4|            to read not even word by word, because in each word he
 55   1,Add,4|            by word, because in each word he is discovering an everlasting ~
 56   1,Add,5|             it with the seed of the word of ~God. ~ Do you know when
 57   1,Add,5|             when he listens to His ~word and carries it out. The
 58   1,Add,5|        wisdom is to listen to God.s word (Matt. 7:24-25). ~ Every
 59   1,Add,5|             Matt. 7:24-25). ~ Every word of the Savior has the power
 60   1,Add,5|       spiritual ~ailments. “Say the word and my servant will healed” (
 61   1,Add,5|             8). The Savior said the word . ~and the centurion.s servant
 62   1,Add,5|        drove out the spirits with a word, and healed all the sick (
 63   1,Add,6|                        Words of the Word.~ Great is the mystery of
 64   1,Add,6|         Great is the mystery of the word . so great that the second
 65   1,Add,6|            the Lord, is called .the Word. or .the Logos. in the Bible. ~
 66   1,Add,6|             the Bible. ~ God is the Word (John 1:1). All those words
 67   1,Add,6|           the eternal and absolute ~word are full of God, Divine
 68   1,Add,6|             words of God. ~ God the Word became flesh, became man (
 69   1,Add,7|                    The Grace-filled Word.~ In every word of the Savior
 70   1,Add,7|        Grace-filled Word.~ In every word of the Savior there is much
 71   1,Add,7|            the soul of man when the word of Christ visits it. ~ Therefore
 72   1,Add,7|            house of salvation: “The word of~the grace of God” (Acts
 73   1,Add,7|             grace-filled power, the word of God has a wonder-working
 74   1,Add,7|       everything is cleansed by the word of God and prayer . ~everything .
 75   1,Add,7|         which it has in itself, the word of God ~is sharper than
 76   1,Add,8|                    The birth-giving word.~ Because every word of
 77   1,Add,8|   birth-giving word.~ Because every word of God contains the eternal
 78   1,Add,8|            God contains the eternal Word of God . the Logos . it
 79   1,Add,8|           when a man is born of the Word, he is born of the ~Truth. ~
 80   1,Add,8|          brought them forth “By the word of truth” (1:18), and St.
 81   1,Add,8|             been ~“Born anew…by the word of the living God, which
 82   1,Add,9|             precisely to preach the Word of God. ~They are given
 83   1,Add,9|             saints.. Of course, the Word of God must be ~preached .
 84   1,Add,9|             gospel. of his own. The Word of God cannot be easily
 85   1,Add,9|             inclined to measure the Word of God by our own stature, ~
 86   1,Add,9|          under the ~judgment of the Word of God. ~ ~Modern Man and
 87   1,Add,9|        losing the uniqueness of the Word of God in the process of
 88   1,Add,9|         doctrines and dogmas ~. the Word of God. ~ ~The Modern Crisis.~
 89   1,Add,9|          the only way to preach the Word of God efficiently in a
 90   1,Add,0|           comes from God; it is the Word of God. But it is the faithful ~
 91   1,Add,0|     community that acknowledges the Word spoken and testifies to
 92   1,Add,0|          the Cove-~nant to whom the Word of God had been entrusted
 93   1,Add,0|            it ~is the Church of the Word Incarnate that keeps the
 94   1,Add,0|          Kingdom. The Bible is the ~Word of God indeed, but the book
 95   1,Add,0|             into the mystery of the Word of God. It is not a di-~
 96   1,Add,0|      psalmist are nevertheless .the Word of God.. God wants, and
 97   1,Add,0|              and for ever: when the Word of ~God was incarnate and .
 98   1,Add,0|         revelation primarily as the Word: we witness to ~the Spirit .
 99   1,Add,0|            history of the Incarnate Word and the beginnings of church
100   1,Add,0|          was ultimate and new: “The Word was made flesh” (John 1:
101   1,Add,0|       Gospel, the preaching of the ~Word of God, obviously belongs
102   1,Add,0|             inspired,. they are the Word of God. What is the inspiration
103   1,Add,0|           God's holy men. heard the Word of their Lord and ~how they
104   1,Add,0|          the Bible, that it is the ~Word of God in human idiom. And,
105   1,Add,0|           transmit and preserve the Word of God precisely ~in the
106   1,Add,0|   revelation. If we want the divine word to ring clear, our tongue .
107   1,Add,0|            bind the power of ~God's Word. The Word of God may be
108   1,Add,0|           power of ~God's Word. The Word of God may be adequately
109   1,Add,0|      expressed in human words. The ~Word of God does not grow dim
110   1,Add,0|             speak to man, the human word itself acquires new depth
111   1,Add,0|           has ~spoken to him, whose word he has heard, whose words
112   1,Add,0|        point are ever the same: the Word of God, the revelation.
113   1,Add,0|         itself is at ~once both the Word of God and the human response .
114   1,Add,0|            the human response . the Word of God mediated through
115   1,Add,0|        presen-~tation of the divine Word. So far it is always inescapably .
116   1,Add,0|      meaning, to detect the eternal Word, which happens to have been
117   1,Add,0|            the ~mystery not just in word, but in the fact itself] (
118   1,Add,0|         patristic exegesis that the Word of God was revealing himself ~
119   1,Add,0|            the incar-~nation of the Word, lest the crucial event
120   1,Add,0|             closed just because the Word of God has been in-~carnate.
121   1,Add,1|              On the other hand, the word skopos was a habitual term
122   1,Add,1|           use of the Scripture. The Word was kept ~alive in the Church.
123   1,Add,1|         comprehensive sense of the ~word, was the first and initial
124   1,Add,1|           understanding of the Holy Word. .For the judge ~of the
125   1,Add,1|       undertake the scrutiny of His word, but ~only for them who
126   1,Add,1|     commending and further-~ing the Word of God. And viva vox Evangelii [
127   1,Add,1|           was a proclamation of the Word of God, as it was ~heard
128   1,Add,1|           real understanding of the Word of God. And ~therefore it
129   1,Add,1|    interpreter was to disclose ~the word of the Spirit: hoc observare
130   1,Add,1|          hearing in the Church ~the Word of God presented in the
131   1,Add,1|           true understanding of the Word of God as in the days of ~
132   1,Add,1|            the proclamation of the ~Word in the Church: andientibus
133   1,Add,1|          est [to those who hear the Word]. ~ ~St. Augustine and Catholic
134   1,Add,1|     especially A. D. R. Polman, The Word of God according to St.
135   2,1,5  |            the Old Testament as~the word of God (John 10:35). At
136   2,1,7  |                  The Sanhedrin.~The word Sanhedrin is not found in
137   2,2,1  |                   Introduction.~The word Gospel (from god and spell)
138   2,2,1  |        Christ’s features, His every word and gesture were permeated
139   2,2,1  |        itself —~obeyed His almighty Word.~Through this booklet, we
140   2,2,5  |             stemming from the Greek word~syn-opticos meaning, viewed
141   2,2,5  |         another called the Logos or Word of God, was the only channel~
142   2,2,5  |         sect by affirming: that the Word (Logos) who reveals God
143   2,2,6  |            good heart, who hear the word and retain it”~(Luke 8:15); “
144   2,2,6  |        already clean because of the word which I have~spoken to you.” (
145   2,2,6  |             you that~for every idle word men may speak they will
146   2,3,1  |           Apostles’ Epistles as the word of the Holy Spirit and as
147   2,3,3  |           with the preachers of the Word of God. He~also censures
148   2,3,3  |             if some do not~obey the word, they, without a word, may
149   2,3,3  |           the word, they, without a word, may be won by the conduct
150   2,3,3  | righteousness: “But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving~
151   2,3,3  |               But whoever keeps His word, truly the love of God~is
152   2,3,3  |        children, let us not love in~word or in tongue, but in deed
153   2,3,3  |          anyone does not stumble in word, he is a perfect man, able
154   2,4,4  |             for to one is given the word of wisdom through the Spirit,
155   2,4,4  |          the Spirit, to another the word of knowledge~through the
156   2,4,4  |            the Spirit, which is the word of God” (Ephes. 6:11-17).~
157   2,4,4  |            and be thankful. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly
158   2,4,4  |              And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name
159   2,4,4  |             law is fulfilled in one word, even in this: ‘You~shall
160   2,5,2  |           his~studies regarding the Word of God. His authorship of
161   2,5,2  |           island of Patmos “for the~Word of God and the testimony
162   2,5,2  |       Christ is referred to as “the Word”~(Rev. 19:13 and John 1:
163   2,5,3  |        Patmos for witnessing to the Word of God, placing this event~
164   2,5,6  |           of those martyred for the Word of God, under the heavenly~