Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |         begin ~to appreciate its spiritual richness. The link between
  2   1,1,1  |         highest ec-~clesiastical spiritual rank and wisest man. The
  3   1,1,3  |          Testament inherited the spiritual richness of the Old Testament,
  4   1,1,6  |          increasing frequency in spiritual magazines so that by 1877,
  5   1,2,2  |       book, which required great spiritual stature on the part of the
  6   1,2,2  |     truth is that God is the one spiritual Being independent of the
  7   1,2,2  |         a childlike state in the spiritual sense, he was still a noble ~
  8   1,2,2  |       opportunity to develop his spiritual nature further. The ~riches
  9   1,2,2  |     moral evil, and physical and spiritual ~sufferings, is given in
 10   1,2,2  |     intertwined with the hidden, spiritual sense, that there is no
 11   1,2,2  |        regulations for both the ~spiritual and material aspects of
 12   1,2,4  |  discerning good from evil. This spiritual feel-~ing causes him to
 13   1,2,4  |       alone cannot satisfy man.s spiritual thirst. These facts confirm
 14   1,2,4  |        worlds: ~the physical and spiritual. Understanding this mystery
 15   1,3,1  |      Christ. ~ The political and spiritual development of the Jewish
 16   1,3,1  |        among people. The path of spiritual development of ~the Jewish
 17   1,3,1  |      smooth. There were times of spiritual growth and prosperity, as
 18   1,3,1  |          the Jews down a path of spiritual decline. There was no one
 19   1,3,1  |    Jewish people achieved great ~spiritual heights and have left examples
 20   1,3,1  |   history is able to convey such spiritual perspective on events. Only
 21   1,3,2  |         remained in ignorance of spiritual things. ~Idolatry practiced
 22   1,3,2  |        quite often saved it from spiritual disaster. ~ While priesthood
 23   1,3,2  |        helping prophets in their spiritual labors. Prophetic brother-~
 24   1,3,2  |        and made them a source of spiritual and moral revival of the
 25   1,3,2  |           Thus the prophets were spiritual leaders (elders) of their
 26   1,3,5  |       slowed down the process of spiritual decay. Two ~of these messengers
 27   1,3,5  |        17-21). Grieving over the spiritual death of his people, Elijah
 28   1,3,5  |     eventually did damage to the spiritual foundation of the people
 29   1,4,2  |        Israel ~are taken to mean spiritual enemies, and the name Israel
 30   1,5,1  |      others? He does so for our ~spiritual benefit. From that tragic
 31   1,5,1  |       equal in importance to the spiritual processes that run in the
 32   1,5,2  |           if we are aware of the spiritual circum-~stances under which
 33   1,5,2  |        one temple, which was the spiritual center ~for the Jewish community.
 34   1,5,2  |         of Israel to tend to the spiritual needs of the ~people, and
 35   1,5,3  |      Jewish people ~sojourned in spiritual ignorance and easily adopted
 36   1,5,3  |        elders' for those seeking spiritual counsel and instruction.
 37   1,5,3  |    social ancestry, but by their spiritual qualities. ~ As centuries
 38   1,5,4  |          dragging the country to spiritual and physical catastrophe.
 39   1,5,5  |           God's mercy (2:18-27), spiritual restoration ~(2:28-32);
 40   1,5,5  |      wickedness of the people, a spiritual famine was coming ~nearer,
 41   1,5,5  |         is a predic-~tion of the spiritual revival of people. ~ ~Book
 42   1,5,5  |         721. It was a period of ~spiritual decline of the Israeli people,
 43   1,5,5  |         increase of idolatry and spiritual depravity. Pressure from ~
 44   1,5,5  |          picture of ~how sad the spiritual adultery of the Israeli
 45   1,5,5  |     dishonored when they fell in spiritual fornica-~tion. Therefore
 46   1,5,5  |   Generously endowed by God with spiritual gifts, Isaiah belonged to
 47   1,5,5  |          Messianic times and the spiritual revival of ~the world: “
 48   1,5,5  |    Judaea were the time of utter spiritual ~desperation and blindness
 49   1,5,5  |         the main culprits of the spiritual hardening of the regular
 50   1,5,5  |          13-16). ~ ~However, the spiritual hardening of the upper class
 51   1,5,5  |         1). We must say that the spiritual wick-~edness of Jeremiah'
 52   1,5,5  |        respects characterize the spiritual wickedness of the ~people
 53   1,5,5  |        and actually sped up the ~spiritual decay. It is appropriate
 54   1,5,5  |          throne of David (in the spiritual sense) and make ~the New
 55   1,5,5  |          These Israelites had no spiritual leaders in the land of captivity
 56   1,5,5  |          captives, that is their spiritual leader. ~Once he rescued
 57   1,5,5  |        different people by their spiritual content: “And I will give
 58   1,5,6  |           1:9 and 2:23. Internal Spiritual Regeneration: ~Isaiah 44:
 59   1,5,6  |          9. ~On the Latter Days.~Spiritual Famine: Amos 8:11. False
 60   1,5,7  |        era and in the absence of spiritual ~leaders, the prophets carried
 61   1,5,7  |          and other like names as spiritual, not national concepts~.
 62   1,5,7  |         our Church with the same spiritual meaning, as syno-~nyms of
 63   1,5,7  |      Ephesians 3:8). ~ Being the spiritual leaders of their people,
 64   1,5,7  |          the ~New Testament, the spiritual renovation and the final
 65   1,5,7  |      Judgment over the universe; spiritual renovation in the New Testament
 66   1,Add,4|      life; because its words are spiritual life (John 6:63). Therefore ~
 67   1,Add,5|        to heal both physical and spiritual ~ailments. “Say the word
 68   1,Add,9|   experience of all observers of spiritual things: no one ~profits
 69   1,Add,9|        that can change the whole spiritual outlook of modern man. It
 70   1,Add,9|   existential level and in a new spiritual key. The conflict will ~
 71   1,Add,9|      decisive aspect of this new spiritual realism. Reality is no more ~
 72   1,Add,0|        fulness and depth only in spiritual experience. But ~what is
 73   1,Add,0|      senses. in the knowledge of spiritual matters. For what ~had really
 74   1,Add,0|        temporal. as well as the .spiritual,. precisely because the
 75   1,Add,0|        life into .temporal. and .spiritual. de-~partments is, strictly
 76   1,Add,1|       true exegesis must be also spiritual and prophetic. A gift of ~
 77   1,Add,1|        and prophetic. A gift of ~spiritual discernment was necessary
 78   2,1,8  |         and Isa. 53:10 suggest a spiritual~Kingdom, in contrast with
 79   2,1,8  |         they acknowledged Him as spiritual Lord and King in their lives.~
 80   2,1,1  |          could be counted in the spiritual ancestry of the faith.~Fully
 81   2,2,1  |       acquire more experience in spiritual matters, we~begin to perceive
 82   2,2,5  |          less real because it is spiritual. Moreover Matthew~assured
 83   2,2,5  |        Gospels, it was named the Spiritual~Gospel.~The Gospel of St.
 84   2,2,5  |          or aeons (some superior spiritual beings, similar to angels),
 85   2,2,6  |       change of heart — toward~a spiritual rebirth. This in turn would
 86   2,2,6  |         desires, we may pursue a spiritual way of life, both~thinking
 87   2,3,4  |         Christians to abide with spiritual solidarity in the blessed~
 88   2,3,4  |      Christ; and b) Abiding in a spiritual light – i.e., in the purity
 89   2,4,4  |          what constitutes a true spiritual life — that what every Christian
 90   2,4,4  |   Epistles.~The grace of God and spiritual gifts: “For as many as are
 91   2,4,4  |           1 Tim. 6:9-11.~Life is spiritual warfare: “Put on the whole
 92   2,4,4  |    darkness of this age, against spiritual~hosts of wickedness in the
 93   2,4,4  |   eternal life”~(1 Tim 6:17-19).~Spiritual renovation and Christian
 94   2,4,4  |          in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with~grace
 95   2,4,4  |        any trespass, you~who are spiritual restore such a one in a
 96   2,4,5  |          as a profound source of spiritual wisdom and~inspiration.
 97   2,4,5  |      work from which he drew his~spiritual strength. The first element
 98   2,4,5  |        his enormous talents, his spiritual and physical powers toward
 99   2,5,4  |          of the Almighty and the~Spiritual Gaze encompasses simultaneously
100   2,5,4  |         mind and a total loss~of spiritual outlook, thereby making
101   2,5,4  |     discloses the process of the spiritual self-realization of mankind,
102   2,5,4  |         a summation of the whole spiritual war and world history.~It
103   2,5,6  |         by which he~stresses the spiritual meaning of this Liturgy
104   2,5,6  |        free will, although their spiritual capabilities far exceed
105   2,5,6  |       could repeat expresses the spiritual elevation that they attained
106   2,5,6  |    Apocalypse slowly directs~the spiritual attention of the faithful
107   2,5,7  | community and to the~loss of its spiritual and material resources.
108   2,5,7  |         blessings leads toward a spiritual death and as a final~consequence
109   2,5,7  |       history of the Church: the spiritual persecution of Christians~
110   2,5,8  |    calamities, both physical and spiritual. But~before the beginning
111   2,5,8  |      depletes God's blessings, a spiritual void forms within him, which~
112   2,5,8  |         summation it refers to a spiritual war, and the proper names
113   2,5,8  |         of this~age, against the spiritual hosts of wickedness in the
114   2,5,9  |      Christian virtues among its spiritual children (those who were
115   2,5,9  |          which~Christians become spiritual and become immune to the
116   2,5,9  |          and were~able to attain spiritual heights that modern Christians
117   2,5,2  | twentieth~chapter summarizes the spiritual aspect of this war and shows
118   2,5,2  |         in the Apocalypse is the spiritual rebirth that begins with
119   2,5,2  |    throne of the Judge, that the spiritual state of each person will~
120   2,5,3  |         to be attentive to their spiritual state, to have no fear of
121   2,5,3  |          given~periods~At first, spiritual zeal~and innocence; then-
122   2,5,3  |       temptations.~Attainment of spiritual~maturity.~Outer ceremonial
123   2,5,3  |       beast (18:2).~Physical and spiritual~war. Regiments of~evil.~