Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,5  |         speak, with seven seals ~(see Rev. 5:1). But the Bible
  2   1,2,1  |           of the Genesis account (see in the appen-~dix .the Days
  3   1,2,1  |    classic The Epic of Gilgamesh. See in the appendix some thoughts
  4   1,2,2  |           of view from which they see the world. ~Moses' task
  5   1,2,2  |      revealed truth, deals, as we see, a blow to the pagan, polytheistic,
  6   1,2,2  |         be said that one can also see symbolism in mythology.
  7   1,2,2  |           of Genesis, we begin to see the ~radiant horizon of
  8   1,2,2  |       having written extensively (see Ex. 17:14, 24:4, 34:27,
  9   1,2,3  |           Jews always expected to see in the ~coming Messiah their
 10   1,2,3  |       world~Numbers 24:17 I shall see him, but not now: I ~shall
 11   1,2,4  |           people repent when they see war, and return~to Egypt” (
 12   1,2,4  |        before. Jethro now came to see Moses, ~bringing Zipporah
 13   1,2,4  |   neighbor's. (Exod. 20:2-17). ~ ~See in the appendix a commentary
 14   1,2,4  |           one from each tribe to “see what the land is, and whether
 15   1,2,4  |        Lord said: “I have let you see it with your eyes, but you
 16   1,2,4  |      description of the world, we see that in its general form
 17   1,2,4  |        Earth at the sky, he would see no more than the outlines
 18   1,2,4  |       Bible. Yet often .we cannot see the forest for the trees.;
 19   1,2,4  |           righteous ones, such we see in Christian Church. They
 20   1,2,4  |  Leviticus 10:10). Whoever cannot see the difference between sacred
 21   1,3,1  |            the ~reader is able to see qualities of the Great God
 22   1,3,3  |         of Joshua, we can clearly see how God was constantly helping
 23   1,3,5  |          4). For example, one can see the importance of rais-~
 24   1,3,5  |          oppressed, an ability to see his own ~faults, to repent
 25   1,3,5  |       through the prophet Nathan (see 7:12-16. Cf. Matt. ~22:42
 26   1,3,5  |         his wisdom and ability to see the future. Elisha died
 27   1,4,1  |           yet in my~flesh shall I see God: Whom I shall see for
 28   1,4,1  |           I see God: Whom I shall see for myself, and mine eyes
 29   1,4,3  |         LORD. (Prov. 8:22-31, 35, see also 1:20-33, 9:1-~11). ~
 30   1,4,4  |        glory and ~luxurious life (see. Eccl. 1:12-18 and 1 Kings
 31   1,4,5  |          the prophets in order to see that, in the Old Testament, ~
 32   1,4,5  |        our Lord. (Romans 8:35-39, see also ~1 Cor. 13). ~ ~
 33   1,4,7  |           adversity (Sir. 12:8). ~See also: Eccl. 4:9-12; 10:8;
 34   1,4,7  |         of us wax old (Sir. 8:6). See also: Prov. 21:13, Sir.
 35   1,4,7  |           his tongue (Sir. 32:8). See also: Prov. 13:3; 4:24;
 36   1,4,7  |           most High (Sir. 19:24). See also: Prov. 3:13-26; 4:5-
 37   1,4,7  |           his steps (Prov. 16:9). See also: Prov. 16:3; Eccl.
 38   1,4,7  |           his will (Sir. ~32:17). See also Sir. 15:11. ~ ~For
 39   1,4,7  |           thy mouth (Sir. 28:12). See also: Prov. 17:27; ~19:19. ~ ~
 40   1,4,7  |          are ungodly (Sir. 16:3). See also: 3:12-13; 33:20-21. ~ ~
 41   1,4,7  |         their place (Sir. 10:15). See also: Sir. 3:21; 4:7; 13:
 42   1,4,7  |      suffer~hunger (Prov. 19:15). See also: Prov. 6:6-11; 24:30-
 43   1,4,7  |      therewith (Prov. 15:16-17). ~See also: Sir. 31:19; 37:30-
 44   1,4,7  |         of life (Prov. 2:10-~19). See also Prov. 5:1-23. ~ ~Can
 45   1,4,7  |          as a fire (Prov. 22:14). See ~also Sir. 9:8-9. ~ ~
 46   1,5,4  |          the souls of prophets to see violations of justice and
 47   1,5,5  |      dreams, your young men shall see visions: And also upon the
 48   1,5,5  |           New Testament writers ~(See Hosea 11:1, Matthew 2:15;
 49   1,5,5  |        iniquity for ever: behold, see, ~we beseech thee, we are
 50   1,5,5  |          are yet to be fulfilled (see Chapters 14, 21, 46-~47;
 51   1,5,5  |            The Apostolic ~Fathers see these phrases of Habakkuk
 52   1,5,5  |        put my words in thy mouth. See, I have this day set thee
 53   1,5,5  |  personified by the king of Tyre (see a similar speech about anti-~
 54   1,5,5  |        and the new Temple (40-48, see Revelation, Chapter 21).
 55   1,5,5  |        advent (Daniel, Chapter 9; see explanation of this vision
 56   1,5,5  |          all good works of a man, see Revelation 13:8, 20:12).
 57   1,5,5  |    fullers' soap” (Malachi 3:1-2, see Mark 1:1 and Matthew ~11:
 58   1,5,6  |         31:31-34, Daniel 9:24-27 (See Acts ~13:34). ~ ~Gentiles
 59   1,5,6  |          54:12-14, Isaiah 65:1-2, See Galatians 4:27, 1:9 and
 60   1,5,6  |     Isaiah 2:2-3, Isaiah 11:1-10 (See Romans 15:12), Daniel ~2:
 61   1,5,7  |          be called to the Church (see the Index above for the
 62   1,5,7  |        heralded Him and His acts (see the brochure .The Old Testament
 63   1,5,7  |           and moral processes and see where they lead. The books
 64   1,Add,0|            4:4). In ~the Bible we see not only God, but man too.
 65   1,Add,0|         his life. In Scripture we see God coming to reveal himself
 66   1,Add,0|     reveal himself to man, and we see ~man meeting God, and not
 67   1,Add,1|       London, 1918), pp. 101-102. See also ~Yves M. J. Cougar,
 68   1,Add,1|         endowment of the bishops. See Karl Müller, Kleine Beiträge
 69   1,Add,1|          xxxiv.c, 1954, pp. 1-29. See, on the other hand, the
 70   1,Add,1|           92-96. ~On St. Irenaeus see Flesseman, 100-144; van
 71   1,Add,1|           the in-~tended meaning (See Guido Müller, Lexicon Athanasianum,
 72   1,Add,1|         of the Holy and Apostolic See by which ~our holy Fathers
 73   1,Add,1|          of a heated controversy [See Dom M. ~Capuyns, L’origine
 74   1,Add,1|       Tertullian and St. Cyprian [See Federer, op. cit., s. 59
 75   1,Add,1|       equivalent of the omousios [See his introduction to the
 76   1,Add,1|     strict and exact connotation [See the valuable study by August ~
 77   1,Add,1|     helpful. On disciplina arcani see O. Perler, s.v. Arkandisciplin,
 78   1,Add,1| preparation as the author . And I see that in the utter-~ances
 79   1,Add,1|          Quelle (Miinchen, 1930); see also the studies of Fed-~
 80   1,Add,1|          Paris, 1929), pp. 25-27 (see the ~whole chapter I, L.
 81   1,Add,1|       Woord Gods bij Augurtinus); see also W. F. Dankbaar, Schriftgezag
 82   2,1,9  |        upon mankind. As we are to see more extensively~in subsequent
 83   2,1,0  |           recognized if we are to see the history of the faith
 84   2,1,0  |           background that~we must see the rise and early development
 85   2,1,1  |       that they could not clearly see or hear God. For reasons
 86   2,2,1  |           and the more clearly we see the~purpose of our earthly
 87   2,2,5  |     society. Besides, as we shall see later, the~Gospel of St.
 88   2,2,5  |   Pharisees and other hypocrites (see the~23rd chapter of his
 89   2,2,5  |          Ascension, we frequently see St. John with St. Peter.
 90   2,2,6  |        spread of Christianity, we see that gradually, as people~
 91   2,2,6  |       humanitarian principles. We see a total disparity in countries~
 92   2,2,6  |            Matthew 25:34-36; also see Luke 14:12-15, Luke 21:1-
 93   2,2,6  |         sleeping” (Mark 13:33-37, see also Luke 11:24-26 and 21:
 94   2,2,6  |        believe” (John 20:29, also see Matthew 16:17, Luke 17:5-
 95   2,2,6  |          fasting” (Matthew~17:21; see also Mark 2:19-22, Matthew
 96   2,2,6  |         before men, that they may see your good works and glorify~
 97   2,2,6  |      reward” (Matthew 10:42; also see Luke 19:11-27, Matthew 25:
 98   2,2,6  |         truth.” (John 16:13, also see John 7:37-39 and 14:15-21,
 99   2,2,6  |          servant” (Matthew 20:26; see also Luke 10:21, Luke 18:
100   2,2,6  |         his friends” (John 15:13,~see also Matthew 5:42-48, John
101   2,2,6  |          me” (Matthew 10:38; also~see Luke 13:22-30, Mark 8:34-
102   2,2,6  |         and truth” (John 4:23-24, see also Matthew 6:5-15, Matthew
103   2,2,6  |      deceives you” (Matthew 24:4, see also Luke~14:28-33, Luke
104   2,2,6  |           in heart for they shall see God” (Matthew~5:8); “out
105   2,2,6  |        times seven” (Matt. 18:22, see also Matt. 5:23-26, Luke~
106   2,2,6  |          Jerusalem) (Luke 13:3-5; see also Matthew 4:17, John
107   2,2,6  |          voice” (John 18:37;~also see Matthew 13:44-46, the parable
108   2,2,6  |      kingdom of God” (Mark 10:24, see also Luke 10:41-42, Mark~
109   2,3,2  |           In the Book of Acts, we see the fulfillment of the Savior’
110   2,3,3  |        although they continued to see that salvation~will emanate
111   2,3,3  |          and boasts great~things. See how great a forest a little
112   2,3,3  |           who would love life and~see good days, let him refrain
113   2,4,3  |          Christ, but they did not see the~light. After being led
114   2,4,3  |         Ephesian elders would not see his~face again (Acts 20:
115   2,4,3  |       significance of good deeds (See for example Gal. 6:4, Eph.
116   2,4,4  |          moral nature. As we will see in them, the Apostle~explains
117   2,4,4  |         Christ.” (Titus 2:11-13).~See also: Rom. 5:2; 1 Cor. 12:
118   2,4,4  |       forsake you.’”~(Heb. 13:5). See also: 1 Tim. 6:9-11.~Life
119   2,4,4  |         of God” (Ephes. 6:11-17).~See also: 1 Thes. 5:4-8; 2 Cor.
120   2,4,4  | diligently seek Him” (Heb. 11:6).~See also: Rom. 3:28-30, 14:23;
121   2,4,4  |       well pleased” (Heb. 13:16). See also: Ephes. 6:8; Phil.
122   2,4,4  |        weak, be patient with all. See that no one renders evil
123   2,4,4  |     righteousness” (Rom.~8:5-10). See also: Rom. 8:1; 1 Cor. 5:
124   2,4,4  |         death to sin and baptism, see also~Rom. 6:1-7, 8:1-17,
125   2,4,4  |       with all men” (Rom. 12:18). See also Ephes. 4:1-5, 4:13;~
126   2,4,4  |          is at hand” (Phil. 4:5). See~also: Gal. 6:1; Col. 3:12;
127   2,4,4  |           yourself.’ 9Gal. 5:14). See also 1 Thes. 4:9; 1 Tim.
128   2,4,4  |          thanksgiving” (Col. 4:2) See~also: Rom. 8:26-27; Ephes.
129   2,4,4  |           from God” (Phil. 1:28). See also: 1 Cor. 16:13.~On worthlessness
130   2,4,4  |          to God” (2 Cor. 9:6-12). See also: 1 Cor. 16:1-4; 2 Cor.
131   2,4,4  |        are weak” (1 Cor. 8:9-13). See also Rom. 14:13.~Piety: “
132   2,4,4  |           honor” (1 Thes. 4:3-4). See also: 1Cor. 6:15-20; 2 Cor.
133   2,4,4  |           healed” (Heb. 12:3-13). See also: Rom. 5:2-4; 2 Cor.
134   2,4,4  |        than himself” (Phil. 2:3). See also: Rom. 12:16; 1 Cor.
135   2,4,4  |      shipwreck”~(1 Tim. 1:18-19). See also: Heb. 9:14, 10:22.~
136   2,4,4  |         he eat” (2 Thes. 3:8-12). See also: 1~Thes. 4:10-12; 1
137   2,5,2  |            Rev. 1:2-9; 20:4; also~see John 1:7; 3:11; 21:24; 1
138   2,5,2  |          Rev. 5:6 and 17:14; also see~John 1:36). The prophetic
139   2,5,4  |          moral sense. As we shall see, these points of view on
140   2,5,4  |      explain nothing.~As we shall see, the Apocalypse consists
141   2,5,4  |         of the Apocalypse want to see in it only allegory and
142   2,5,4  |   individuals convince us that to see allegory alone in the Apocalypse
143   2,5,4  |  accompanying diagram.~As one can see in it, the Apostle simultaneously
144   2,5,4  |           through the diagram, we see that gradually and more
145   2,5,5  |         of being the Metropolitan See in relation to~the other
146   2,5,5  |          into the rank of deacon; see~Acts 6:5.) In distorting
147   2,5,8  |           purposely~omitted. Some see in this the indication that
148   2,5,8  |         of God, some Holy Fathers see the Old Testament righteous
149   2,5,9  |          a snake (Gen. 3:14; also see Mk. 9:29). It behooves us
150   2,5,9  |         understood allegorically~(see above).~The beast who came
151   2,5,9  |           to do so.~Some scholars see the number 666 as a diminution
152   2,5,1  |        chapter of the Apocalypse (see “The~insolvency of Chiliasm”