Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |                          Why the Holy Scriptures are so dear to us.~The aim
 2   1,1,1  |              thou hast known the holy scriptures, which are able to make
 3   1,1,2  |             Understanding of the Holy Scriptures.~The holy scriptures or
 4   1,1,2  |             Holy Scriptures.~The holy scriptures or the Bible is a collection
 5   1,1,3  |            the importance of the Holy Scriptures Jesus said, “Till heaven
 6   1,1,4  |             The most important of the Scriptures were the ~Gospels, the sacred
 7   1,1,4  |               makes the Old Testament Scriptures valuable to the Church?
 8   1,1,4  |           points this out. Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye~
 9   1,1,4  |              thou hast known the holy scriptures, which are able to make
10   1,1,4  |              the Old Testament sacred scriptures, the Church has shown that
11   1,1,4  |           fact that the Old Testament Scriptures occupy four times ~as many
12   1,1,4  |              commentaries on the Holy Scriptures, preferring that we should
13   1,1,4  |           Lord's words: ... They [the Scriptures] are~they which testify
14   1,1,4  |             reflect the sun, so these scriptures reflect that which was foreor-~
15   1,1,4  |               with the Old ~Testament Scriptures. Without the sunlight of
16   1,1,5  |              services, along with the Scriptures (the Old Testament). But
17   1,1,5  |               accepted as part of the Scriptures (of this, more later). The
18   1,1,5  |      beginning, God.s Word, ~the Holy Scriptures, which is His revelation.
19   1,1,5  |               that in one respect the Scriptures are themselves a response ~
20   1,1,5  |         revelation in the form of the Scriptures, the Church has, through
21   1,1,6  |               translation of the Holy Scriptures in 384 ~AD (based on authentic
22   1,1,7  |             the exact contents of the Scriptures. ~ Thus, it is pointless
23   1,1,7  |              dangerous to discuss the Scriptures apart from ~the life of
24   1,1,7  |            life of the Church. If the Scriptures as we know them could only
25   1,1,7  |            defined the meaning of the Scriptures as it confronted the perpetrators
26   1,1,7  |          essence of the Faith and the Scriptures, which in these same Councils
27   1,2,4  |            gold, or stone. The Sacred Scriptures strictly insist that we
28   1,4    |    Hagiographa in Greek), i.e. Sacred Scriptures. ~ ~
29   1,4,7  |        Alexandria to translate Sacred Scriptures into Greek. ~Jesus was among
30   1,5,2  |              Ezra collected the ~Holy Scriptures 450-~25 ~Development of
31   1,Add  |         described Himself. ~ The Holy Scriptures of the New Testament are
32   1,Add,0|          Tertullian's attitude to the Scriptures was typical. He was ~not
33   1,Add,0|               the Scriptural ground. ~Scriptures belonged to the Church.
34   1,Add,0|            emphatically singular. The scriptures are indeed one Holy Scripture,
35   1,Add,0|             truth” (1 Tim. 3:15). The Scriptures need interpretation. Not
36   1,Add,0|             be an ordinary man. ~ The Scriptures are .inspired,. they are
37   1,Add,0|           must not be overlooked. The Scriptures transmit and preserve the
38   1,Add,0|            kind of substitute for the Scriptures. Both are to be kept side
39   1,Add,0|              suggest at once that the Scriptures are the ~only authentic
40   1,Add,0|            right understanding of the Scriptures. All hermeneutical .principles.
41   1,Add,1|             the authority of the Holy Scriptures, then by the tradition of
42   1,Add,1|               The reason was obvious: Scriptures were differently ~interpreted
43   1,Add,1|              Second century the term .Scriptures. denoted primarily the ~
44   1,Add,1|               the authority of these .Scriptures. was sharply challenged, ~
45   1,Add,1| praescriptione. He would not discuss ~Scriptures with heretics . they had
46   1,Add,1|              they had no right to use Scriptures, as they did not belong
47   1,Add,1|              did not belong to them. ~Scriptures were the Church.s possession.
48   1,Add,1|             are evident will the true Scriptures, the ~true interpretations,
49   1,Add,1|            the Gnostic mishandling of Scriptures, St. Irenaeus introduced
50   1,Add,1|            sake, and they expound the Scriptures to us ~without danger, neither
51   1,Add,1|             conformably with the Holy Scriptures. (c. 33). On an occasion
52   1,Add,1|            with the intention of the ~Scriptures, nor in conjunction .with
53   2,1    |        described in the Old Testament Scriptures and a greatly changed~social
54   2,1    |               writer of Old Testament~Scriptures) and that of John the Baptist.
55   2,1,1  |               the prophecies in their Scriptures and fondly~indulged the
56   2,1,2  |              a synagogue in which the Scriptures were~read and interpreted
57   2,1,2  |              or~public reading of the Scriptures; and formal preaching was
58   2,1,2  |              interpretations of these Scriptures.~The elders seem to have
59   2,1,2  |            translations of the Hebrew Scriptures into the current~Aramaic;
60   2,1,2  |             different portions of the Scriptures or for a sermon or exhortation,
61   2,1,5  |                                   The Scriptures.~The Jews of New Testament
62   2,1,5  |             so~that from his days the Scriptures were the principal influence
63   2,2,5  |        maintained that while the Holy Scriptures were a~result of Divine
64   2,2,5  |            and~that the Old Testament Scriptures become clear and assume
65   2,2,5  |          cited from the Old Testament Scriptures.~Additionally, we find Latin