Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |          night” (Joshua 1:8); while Apostle Paul writes to his student
  2   1,1,3  |          the Holy Spirit,” says the apostle ~Peter (2 Peter 1:21). The
  3   1,1,3  |           Peter (2 Peter 1:21). The apostle Paul calls the writings
  4   1,1,4  |  strengthening in Christianity. The Apostle had in mind all the books
  5   1,1,4  |           of the Apostles, when the Apostle Philip met one of ~Queen
  6   1,1,4  |            eunuch's baptism. As the Apostle interpreted in the ~light
  7   1,1,4  |       edification he should, as the Apostle Paul warns. Concerning the
  8   1,1,4  |         shall turn to the Lord, the Apostle concludes his thought, the
  9   1,1,4  |           old and decaying, as the ~Apostle said of them, as the Church
 10   1,1,4  |        ready to vanish away, as the Apostle expresses it (Heb. 8:13).
 11   1,1,5  |         Luke 8:21; 11:28). The holy Apostle Paul insists upon the matter: “
 12   1,1,6  |           Epistles ~8 . Epistles of Apostle Paul ~9 . Revelations of
 13   1,2,2  |            New Testament times. As ~Apostle Paul wrote to Hebrews, the
 14   1,2,4  |         possible. According to the ~Apostle, they without us should
 15   1,3,0  |       writing about the Antichrist, Apostle Paul pre-~dicted that he
 16   1,4,1  |       Daniel (Ezek. ~14:14-20). The apostle James mentions Job as an
 17   1,4,3  |         made” (John 1:1-4). And the Apostle Paul calls Je-~sus Christ “
 18   1,4,5  |            be read on Passover. The Apostle Paul uses the same symbolism
 19   1,4,5  |            depiction of love by the Apostle Paul. ~ ~.Set me as a seal
 20   1,5,5  |               Joel 2:28-32). ~ ~The Apostle Peter reminded the Jews
 21   1,5,5  |        similar to the vision of the Apostle John the Theologian (Revelation
 22   1,5,5  |           and the Apocalypse of the Apostle John the Theologian. These
 23   1,5,5  |             with the visions of the Apostle John the Theologian, re-~
 24   1,5,7  |            pagans. For example, the Apostle Paul wrote, ~“Unto me, who
 25   1,Add,2|             the Theologian and the ~Apostle Paul. Here music . the angelic
 26   1,Add,7|            it. ~ Therefore the Holy Apostle calls the whole structure
 27   1,Add,8|           this reason St. James the Apostle writes to the Christians
 28   2,2,5  |             Mark. Mark was with the Apostle Paul in~Rome when he wrote
 29   2,2,5  |       substantiated by the words of Apostle Peter himself in his first
 30   2,2,5  |           the second journey of the~Apostle Paul, St. Luke became his
 31   2,2,5  |        fellow~traveler. He was with Apostle Paul at the time of Paul’
 32   2,2,5  |             those of St.~Andrew the Apostle were transferred to Constantinople.~
 33   2,2,5  |   collaborated~and traveled. As the Apostle to the Gentiles, St. Paul
 34   2,2,5  |      development of the teaching of Apostle Paul regarding the salvation~
 35   2,2,5  |             natural death (the only Apostle to do so) at a very old~
 36   2,2,5  |            Christian love. No other Apostle~unveiled so profoundly and
 37   2,2,5  |             also referred to as the Apostle of Love.~Another unique
 38   2,3,2  |    fellow-traveler and colleague of Apostle Paul. There is also a stylistic~
 39   2,3,2  |           No mention is made of the Apostle’s martyr’s death~that followed
 40   2,3,3  |      directives of faith, while the~Apostle Paul’s subject matter was
 41   2,3,3  |        special character. While the Apostle Paul’s writings are conspicuous
 42   2,3,3  |   biographical data.~Epistle of St. Apostle James.~The author calls
 43   2,3,3  |            Alphaeus, brother of St. Apostle and Evangelist Matthew,
 44   2,3,3  |        churches.~The Epistle of St. Apostle James was reserved for the
 45   2,3,3  |           The second chapter of St. Apostle James’s Epistle contains
 46   2,3,3  |        Chrismation.~Epistles of St. Apostle Peter.~Apostle Peter, formerly
 47   2,3,3  |      Epistles of St. Apostle Peter.~Apostle Peter, formerly known as
 48   2,3,3  |         descent of the Holy Spirit, Apostle Peter was the first to assist
 49   2,3,3  |           ordained~Bishop Evodius). Apostle Peter preached also to the
 50   2,3,3  |             Mark,” transcribed from Apostle Peter’s words; Mark was~
 51   2,3,3  |       Toward the close of his life, Apostle Peter returned~again to
 52   2,3,3  |        being crucified upside down.~Apostle Peter’s First General Epistle
 53   2,3,3  |     communities were established by Apostle~Paul. Apostle Peter’s reason
 54   2,3,3  |        established by Apostle~Paul. Apostle Peter’s reason for writing
 55   2,3,3  |     Christians. Taking advantage of Apostle Paul’s absence, they began
 56   2,3,3  |            2:16, 2 Peter 1:9, 2:1).~Apostle Peter’s aim for this Epistle
 57   2,3,3  |         were with him after leaving Apostle Paul, who~was sent to trial
 58   2,3,3  |             the~years 62 and 64 AD.~Apostle Peter’s Second General Epistle
 59   2,3,3  |             In~this second Epistle, Apostle Peter cautions the faithful
 60   2,3,3  |       teachings resemble those that Apostle Paul discloses in his~Epistle
 61   2,3,3  |       Timothy and Titus, as well as Apostle Jude in his General Epistle.
 62   2,3,3  |            down to the years 65-66. Apostle Peter’s final years were
 63   2,3,3  |             one chapter. In it, the Apostle expresses his joy about
 64   2,3,3  |          place, i.e.~Ephesus, where Apostle John spent the last years
 65   2,3,3  |            chapter only. In it, the Apostle praises Gaius for his benevolent
 66   2,3,3  |           greetings.~Epistle of St. Apostle Jude.~The author of this
 67   2,3,3  |     concluded that this is the same Apostle Judas of the~Twelve, who
 68   2,3,3  |             Minor churches, to whom Apostle Peter wrote at a later~date.~
 69   2,3,3  |           this Epistle with that of Apostle Peter’s gives rise to the
 70   2,3,4  |          both Ecumenical as well as~Apostle Paul’s (about which there
 71   2,4    |                      4. Epistles of Apostle Paul.~
 72   2,4,1  |             Testament holy authors, Apostle Paul — having written some
 73   2,4,1  |         Gospel, the Epistles of the Apostle Paul should be the subject
 74   2,4,1  |            thoughts, reflecting the Apostle Paul’s~extensive knowledge
 75   2,4,1  |           Greek lexicon to do this, Apostle~Paul was compelled to create
 76   2,4,2  |                 Correlation between Apostle Paul’s teachings and his
 77   2,4,2  |           his life.~The Epistles of Apostle Paul are the fruits of his
 78   2,4,2  |          are remarkable because the Apostle does not do this in an abstract~
 79   2,4,2  |        reader with those aspects of Apostle Paul’s life — which he himself
 80   2,4,2  |          not worthy to be called an~Apostle, because I persecuted the
 81   2,4,2  |             This is how this great “Apostle~of tongues” characterized
 82   2,4,2  |            Church as the “heathen’s Apostle.”~Endowed from birth with
 83   2,4,2  | inexhaustible energy of this great~“Apostle of tongues.” It is difficult
 84   2,4,2  |            hardships and dangers as~Apostle Paul had to endure, for
 85   2,4,2  |      enlighten the Corinthians, the Apostle~writes: “Are they ministers
 86   2,4,2  |           so many deeds. As much as Apostle Paul presented himself before
 87   2,4,2  |          did not hesitate to accuse Apostle Peter of hypocrisy when
 88   2,4,2  |        Peter of hypocrisy when that Apostle’s~motive for censure was
 89   2,4,2  |            the Roman Catholics that Apostle Peter was designated by~
 90   2,4,2  |         Being the last to become~an Apostle and having formerly persecuted
 91   2,4,2  |             Christian Church, would Apostle Paul dare to~accuse the “
 92   2,4,2  |             is absolutely unlikely. Apostle Paul~accused Apostle Peter
 93   2,4,2  |      unlikely. Apostle Paul~accused Apostle Peter as an equal, as a
 94   2,4,3  |                   Life and works of Apostle Paul.~Saint Paul, carrying
 95   2,4,3  |            with the recently joined Apostle Luke. From Macedonia saint
 96   2,4,3  |         named Demetrius, forced the Apostle to abandon Ephesus and leave
 97   2,4,3  |             shipwreck in Malta, the Apostle arrived~in Rome only in
 98   2,4,3  |             AD.~The further fate of Apostle Paul is not known with any
 99   2,4,3  |          Ephesian church. Later the Apostle went through Troas, where
100   2,4,3  |            but it does say that the~Apostle did not have to wait long
101   2,4,3  |            A general observation of Apostle Paul’s life shows that it
102   2,4,3  |            conversion, he became an Apostle of Christ, totally committed
103   2,4,3  |            concluded from this that Apostle Paul rejects any~significance
104   2,4,3  |              These heretics opposed Apostle Paul personally and injected
105   2,4,3  |         distorted these thoughts of Apostle Paul, because to them Paul
106   2,4,3  |       itself in good deeds.~List of Apostle Paul’s epistles.~On the
107   2,4,3  |     attributes fourteen~Epistles to Apostle Paul’s authorship, which
108   2,4,3  |             authenticated. Usually, Apostle Paul’s Epistles are separated
109   2,4,3  |     pastorship.~Certain sections of Apostle Paul’s Epistles gave rise
110   2,4,4  |                          Outline of Apostle Paul’s teachings.~The Epistles
111   2,4,4  |          teachings.~The Epistles of Apostle Paul carries great importance
112   2,4,4  |             s teachings. Apart from Apostle Paul’s individual, especially-~
113   2,4,4  |      directives. In conclusion, the Apostle touches upon~private matters,
114   2,4,4  |            we will see in them, the Apostle~explains what constitutes
115   2,4,4  |             easily refer to them in Apostle Paul’s Epistles.~The grace
116   2,4,5  |                     Significance of Apostle Paul’s epistles.~Consequently,
117   2,4,5  |             epistles.~Consequently, Apostle Paul’s Epistles emerge as
118   2,4,5  |    Christians of the first~century, Apostle Paul’s Epistles serve as
119   2,4,5  |          Church in Apostolic~times.~Apostle Paul’s Epistles are equally
120   2,4,5  |          his own personal life, the Apostle applied these high Christian
121   2,4,5  |         first element of success in Apostle Paul’s missionary activity
122   2,4,5  |              Through the prayers of Apostle Paul, may Christ enlighten
123   2,5,2  |           of the Church, he was the Apostle John, the beloved disciple~
124   2,5,2  |          other writings by the Holy Apostle John. They are explained
125   2,5,2  | circumstances of origin of the Holy Apostle's writings. St. John, being
126   2,5,2  |       content bears the mark of the Apostle's great spirit of love and
127   2,5,2  |             the Elder,” just as the Apostle refers to himself in his
128   2,5,2  |             Christianity, where the Apostle John had also lived many
129   2,5,3  |            Patmos, mentioned by the Apostle himself as the~place where
130   2,5,3  |         island of Patmos, where the Apostle received the Revelation
131   2,5,4  |           As one can see in it, the Apostle simultaneously opens several
132   2,5,5  |            They were founded by the~Apostle Paul in the fourth decade
133   2,5,6  |         Lamb of God, as seen by the Apostle, reminds the faithful of
134   2,5,6  |            and prayers heard by the Apostle in Heaven express the~quintessence
135   2,5,6  |       Communion. In this manner the Apostle begins the revelation~of
136   2,5,6  |       holiness, and that is why the Apostle begins with the martyrs (
137   2,5,8  |            Rev. 9:21). However, the Apostle mentions sorrowfully that~
138   2,5,9  |            the world of angels. The~Apostle describes the existence
139   2,5,1  |           devil) is preceded by the Apostle's description of their guilt.
140   2,5,2  |          resurrection, to~which the Apostle refers as the “second” resurrection.
141   2,5,2  |            very concise because the~Apostle had already spoken previously
142   2,5,2  |             21, 20:11-15). Here the Apostle sums up the Last Judgment (