Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |             in ~a community of faith, ancient Israel, journeying toward
 2   1,1,4  |               and superior to that of ancient Israel. ~ ~Using the Old
 3   1,1,4  |             the literary monuments of ancient Russia) she nevertheless
 4   1,1,5  |               to the ~practice by the ancient Jews of re-examining the
 5   1,1,5  |               with their knowledge of ancient events and their ability
 6   1,1,5  |             Old Testament prove their ancient beginnings. The ~narratives
 7   1,1,5  |          correspond exactly ~with the ancient traditions of those people,
 8   1,1,5  |          author was present ~in those ancient times. ~ The responses from
 9   1,1,5  |               them as being extremely ancient: months have no names but
10   1,1,5  |               and the people of those ancient times. ~ ~The Old Testament
11   1,1,6  |               version translated into Ancient Latin (the Itala) was the
12   1,2,1  |             made it The ~Book for the ancient Hebrews. ~ Because the books
13   1,2,1  |            one book from another ~the ancient Jews referred to them by
14   1,2,1  |              man stands unique in all ancient litera-~ture. All non-biblical
15   1,2,1  |            majestic Genesis account. ~Ancient Mesopotamian writers blindly
16   1,2,1  |      Pentateuch also records the most ancient history of humanity with
17   1,2,2  |               a .de-mythologizing. of ancient notions, the unmasking of
18   1,2,2  |        ticular, from the mythology of ancient Mesopotamia, the homeland
19   1,2,2  |             more noble that any other ancient ju-~dicial code. Of course
20   1,2,2  |             commandments and laws ~of ancient nations that inhabited the
21   1,2,2  |            might have been with other ancient codes, ~the Law of Moses
22   1,2,3  |      Pseudo-Jonathan on Genesis 3:15 (ancient rabbinic lit-~erature): .
23   1,2,3  |       lawgiver. ~ Ralbag (Gersonides, ancient rabbinic literature) comments
24   1,2,4  |          build. In ~fulfillment of an ancient promise, the remains of
25   1,2,4  |             Transjordan lay along the ancient caravan route known as the
26   1,2,4  |        archaeology has shown that the ancient Christians used sacred images
27   1,3,1  |             unknown to people in that ancient time before the coming of
28   1,3,3  |               noting that the site of ancient Jericho is now being excavated
29   1,3,3  |           shed light on the events of ancient history described in the
30   1,4,1  |             south of Damascus, in the ancient Bashan. The land was named
31   1,4,5  |             appear to be just another ancient lyrical song. This is ~the
32   1,5,1  |               about ~the fate of some ancient nations, the advent of the
33   1,5,1  |              tions and sermons of the ancient prophets here. ~ ~
34   1,5,5  |              situated at the place of ancient Gath-~hepher. ~ The Book
35   1,5,5  |           made his book unique in the ancient litera-~ture. The book of
36   1,5,5  |             and rush, in one day. The ancient and honorable, he is the
37   1,5,5  |            remarkable monument of the ancient poetry. ~ In brief, the
38   1,5,5  |          wicked had to start with the ancient men at the sanctuary (Ezekiel
39   1,5,5  |             the heaven and God as the Ancient of days and the .Son of
40   1,5,7  |         expressed it in an image: the ancient prophets had been digging
41   1,5,7  |               times. For example, the ancient Babylon is ~associated with
42   1,5,7  |         antichrist; hostile hordes of ancient pagan tribes with the persecutors
43   1,Add,9|              feeling. When I read the ancient classics of Christian theology,
44   1,Add,0|           genus Christianum . in the ~ancient phrase, tertium genas .
45   1,Add,1|          function of tradition in the Ancient Church.~Archpriest George
46   1,Add,1| characteristic of the attitude of the Ancient ~Church in the matters of
47   1,Add,1|         hermeneutical question in the Ancient Church.~ At this point St.
48   1,Add,1|               use of Tradition in the Ancient Church can be ~adequately
49   1,Add,1|              common assumption of the Ancient Church, from St. Irenaeus
50   2,1,6  |          hundred. They possess a very ancient manuscript of~the books
51   2,1,9  |             merely a memory, are very ancient.~Hinduism in its earlier
52   2,2,2  |          copied according to the most ancient and~reliable manuscripts.
53   2,2,2  |       evidence than that of any other ancient writing.~The Slavic and
54   2,2,2  |           with all their knowledge of ancient languages~and sincere efforts
55   2,2,3  |               especially works of the ancient~Church’s Fathers), give
56   2,2,5  |          grabbed him (Mark 14:51-52). Ancient tradition perceives this
57   2,2,5  |              Tim. 4:11). According to ancient tradition St. Peter designated
58   2,2,5  |            According to St. Luke.~The ancient historian, Eusebius of Caesarea,
59   2,2,5  |               Paul to~the Colossians. Ancient tradition adds to this that
60   2,3,2  |            Origen – as well as in the ancient Syrian~translation of the
61   2,3,3  |        ascribes the composition of an~ancient form of Divine Liturgy to
62   2,3,3  |              according to John, while~ancient tradition regarded him as
63   2,4,4  |           bright — reminiscent of the ancient Prophets, and reflects a
64   2,5,1  |         during the Liturgy because in ancient times the reading of~Holy
65   2,5,3  |               writing the Apocalypse.~Ancient tradition places the writing
66   2,5,3  |            city of Ephesus and during ancient times was a place of exile.~
67   2,5,3  |               Church, the devil. This ancient dragon amasses the godless~
68   2,5,4  |               and the~judgment of the ancient cities of Sodom and Gomorrah
69   2,5,4  |         punishment~of the devil, this ancient serpent, who began all the
70   2,5,5  |             17). The Nicolaitans were ancient heretic-Gnostics. Gnosticism
71   2,5,5  |             the~Church spoke out.~The ancient Gnostic sects have long
72   2,5,6  |             roots the teaching of the ancient Gnostics, who accepted the
73   2,5,6  |            that the sufferings of the ancient martyrs served as a~moral
74   2,5,6  |            apathetic pagan world. The ancient writer Tertullian wrote
75   2,5,8  |             the righteous citizens of ancient Jerusalem~before it was
76   2,5,8  |             near Mt. Carmel, where in~ancient times Barrack defeated the
77   2,5,9  |             that personified~the four ancient pagan empires (Daniel ch.
78   2,5,9  |             of the~mark is drawn from ancient customs, according to which
79   2,5,9  |            imperfect in every way. In ancient times the numeric~count
80   2,5,0  |             power was concentrated in ancient times. (It was the Chaldean
81   2,5,0  |             forces that~destroyed the ancient city of Jerusalem in 586
82   2,5,0  |         Babylon are not applicable to ancient Rome and evidently refer