Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |          written by the ~Prophets and Apostles, inspired and moved by the
 2   1,1,2  |              Savior Him-~self and his Apostles. ~ ~
 3   1,1,3  |             that the prophets and the Apostles did not write through their
 4   1,1,3  |              through the prophets and Apostles, He continues to ~live in
 5   1,1,4  |             the other writings of the Apostles. After them came the holy
 6   1,1,4  |            accepted them, because the Apostles so ordained. Saint Paul
 7   1,1,4  |            form. From the time of the Apostles until our day, she has used
 8   1,1,4  |            account in the Acts of the Apostles, when the Apostle Philip
 9   1,1,5  |             the Septuagint, which the Apostles and the early Fathers used,
10   1,1,5  |           letters were written by the apostles, ~but there were others,
11   1,1,5  |              have been written by the apostles themselves (e.g., ~the Epistle
12   1,1,5  |           immediate successors of the apostles in the governance of ~the
13   1,1,5  |           uted their forgeries to the apostles in an attempt to authenticate
14   1,1,7  |               Lord, gov-~erned by the Apostles in the earliest decades,
15   1,2,2  |              were revoked by the Holy Apostles in the ~council of Jerusalem (
16   1,2,2  |              Chr. 25:4; 35:12). Also ~Apostles Peter and Stephen Christ
17   1,3,5  |              and to correct them. The apostles write about David with great
18   1,4,2  |               of Jesus Christ and the apostles, the Church of the early
19   1,5,1  |          people, the Prophets and the Apostles. ~ To an extent, every book
20   1,5,5  |               the Cross, and that the Apostles would run away from Gethsemane.
21   1,5,7  |       Gentiles to ~faith inspired the Apostles' bold preaching among pagans.
22   1,Add,0|               The Evangelists and the Apostles were no chroniclers. It ~
23   1,Add,1|            handed down by the blessed Apostles and preserved by the succession
24   1,Add,1|      preserved in the Church from the Apostles through the succession of
25   1,Add,1|           they did not ~mean that the Apostles had met and formulated it .
26   1,Add,1|             form the faith ~which the Apostles had taught and had committed
27   1,Add,1|         witness and ~preaching of the Apostles, their kirigma and praedicatio (
28   1,Add,1|               entrusted to her by the Apostles, and then was faithfully
29   1,Add,1|              Church which is from the Apostles ~(apud quos est ea quae
30   1,Add,1|              which the Lord gave, the Apostles preached, and the Fathers
31   1,Add,1|       didaskalia~ [teaching] . by the Apostles, and pistis [faith] . of
32   1,Add,1|               or ~handed down, by the Apostles en mistirio. It would be
33   1,Add,1|               71; cf. ~also 66) . The Apostles and Fathers who from the
34   1,Add,1|                 in succession. to the Apostles, there was no true ~proclamation
35   1,Add,1|              has been gathered by the Apostles: plenissime in eam contulerint
36   2,1,5  |              Testament, Jesus and the apostles would sometimes quote~from
37   2,2,3  |              were the epistles of the Apostles, brought about~by the need
38   2,2,3  |           Revelation. The Acts of~the Apostles was written shortly after
39   2,2,5  |           Levi, was one of the twelve apostles~of Christ. Until his calling,
40   2,2,5  |              of His glory while~“you [Apostles] who have followed Me will
41   2,2,5  |             Also from the Acts of the Apostles, it is evident that with
42   2,2,5  |            then~wrote the Acts of the Apostles, a seeming continuation
43   2,2,5  |              prior to the Acts of the Apostles, which seemingly provided
44   2,3,1  |            point of~their origin, the Apostles responded to them through
45   2,3,1  |              the Christian faith, the Apostles’ Epistles unveil~the different
46   2,3,1  |           application.~Because of the Apostles’ Epistles, we have a living
47   2,3,1  |          Church always considered~the Apostles’ Epistles as the word of
48   2,3,2  |           Acts.~This Book of the Holy Apostles emerges as a direct continuance
49   2,3,2  |             the missionary efforts of Apostles Peter and Paul. In his discourse
50   2,3,2  |     Christianity, as the~lives of the Apostles contain facts which confirm
51   2,3,2  |             those~miracles, which the Apostles will perform in His name,
52   2,3,2  |              descended~upon them, the Apostles became as if different people.
53   2,3,2  |            clearly testifies that~the Apostles’ sermons are not the work
54   2,3,2  |             miracles performed by the Apostles.~
55   2,3,3  |               Epistles written by the Apostles: 1 by~James, 2 by Peter,
56   2,3,3  |            enormous respect among the Apostles, he presided over the first
57   2,3,3  |             was~not one of the twelve Apostles) as the first Bishop of
58   2,3,3  |          James was also one of the 12 Apostles.~Because of the strength
59   2,3,3  |       teachings of gnosticism – which~Apostles Jude, Peter, and Paul fought
60   2,3,3  |           person is~unknown. From the Apostles’ writings and from Church
61   2,3,3  |              became one of the~Twelve Apostles, he was called Lebbaeus,
62   2,3,3  |              And with great power the Apostles gave witness to the Resurrection
63   2,3,3  |            sold, and laid them at the Apostles’ feet; and they distributed
64   2,4,1  |            the ordinary faithful. The~Apostles themselves did not ignore
65   2,4,2  |             For I am the least of the Apostles, who am not worthy to be
66   2,4,2  |        comparing himself to the other Apostles, his humility prompts him
67   2,4,2  |               with his fellow-brother Apostles. Once, in the city of Antioch —
68   2,4,2  |                prince above all other Apostles” and as the substitute for
69   2,4,3  |             and was introduced~to the Apostles. Because of an attempt on
70   2,4,3  |         lasting from 45 to 51 AD. The Apostles~traveled throughout the
71   2,4,3  |               life in the Acts of the~Apostles (Acts 27 and 28). In Rome
72   2,4,3  |        gentiles so~strongly, that the Apostles were obliged to convene
73   2,5,2  |               history~that of all the Apostles, only St. John the Theologian
74   2,5,3  |               that of the pre-eminent Apostles Peter and Paul. From~the
75   2,5,4  |               who persecuted Christ's Apostles),~and subsequent enemies
76   2,5,4  |             are their prototypes, the Apostles Peter and Paul, and all
77   2,5,4  |           Church from the time of the Apostles up until the end of the
78   2,5,5  |            chosen and ordained by the Apostles into the rank of deacon;
79   2,5,5  |         flourished in Asia~Minor. The Apostles Peter, Paul, and Jude admonished
80   2,5,6  |               on that day, as was the Apostles' custom, he performed “the
81   2,5,8  |               17:1, 2 Kings 1:10) The Apostles Peter and Paul, who had
82   2,5,9  |        servants of God (the prophets, apostles, and their successors)~borne
83   2,5,9  | administrators during the time of the Apostles. During the early~centuries
84   2,5,3  |              Testament~period~Time of Apostles. (1st~cent.)~Persecution