Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |         that, at a time when many Christians of different de-~nominations
 2   1,1,1  |      studying the Bible, Orthodox Christians . apart from the some excep-~
 3   1,1,3  |   Testament to which the Orthodox Christians belong. ~The New Testament
 4   1,2,4  |        has shown that the ancient Christians used sacred images in the ~
 5   1,2,4  |    conditions, when, for example, Christians ~needed to hide holy things
 6   1,3,0  |         of persecution by pagans, Christians found in these books ~numerous
 7   1,4,7  |      heeded and loved by Orthodox Christians. ~ ~Selected Proverbs.~ ~
 8   1,Add,8|         the Apostle writes to the Christians that God the Father has ~
 9   1,Add,9|          driven by the failure of Christians to be truly Christian. Obviously,
10   1,Add,1|           the Early Church. .When Christians spoke of the .Rule of Faith.
11   1,Add,1|         the faith according to us Christians, and read the Scripture
12   2,1,4  |          God from Mount Sinai. To Christians it is familiar because on
13   2,1,5  |        Testament times. The early Christians, though they~permitted these
14   2,1,8  |           the sins of the people.~Christians confidently identify that
15   2,1,8  | prophecies about the Messiah. But Christians~recognized Jesus of Nazareth
16   2,1,1  |         brought him to the cross.~Christians have seen in this story
17   2,1,1  |         known only to~Himself, so Christians have maintained, God chose
18   2,2,5  |      documented at the request of Christians living in Rome. The~very
19   2,2,5  |           a church for Antiochian Christians.~St. Luke’s Gospel clearly
20   2,2,5  |           request of the Ephesian Christians.~They brought him the first
21   2,2,5  |          John’s time who posed as Christians, but who included in their~
22   2,3,1  |       Teachings and how the~first Christians developed and lived within
23   2,3,2  |          on the life of the early Christians that “were of one heart
24   2,3,3  |           rules and piety for all Christians, and contain hardly any~
25   2,3,3  |       teachers~appeared among the Christians. Taking advantage of Apostle
26   2,3,3  |        and confirm the Asia~Minor Christians in their faith as he himself
27   2,3,3  |           for the same Asia Minor Christians. In~this second Epistle,
28   2,3,3  |           faith and morals of the Christians. At that time, there was
29   2,3,3  |           clear is that they were Christians.~As to the time and place
30   2,3,3  |           Epistle was to warn the Christians not to be captivated~by
31   2,3,4  |        they all doggedly persuade Christians to abide with spiritual
32   2,4,3  |        authority to~persecute the Christians beyond the borders of Palestine
33   2,4,3  |         the necessity for gentile Christians to follow the~traditions
34   2,4,3  |           the Judaists and Judean Christians.~Upon becoming Christians,
35   2,4,3  |         Christians.~Upon becoming Christians, many of the Judaists held
36   2,4,3  |          it too was necessary~for Christians to strictly observe all
37   2,4,3  |           of the law of Moses for Christians.~However, even after this
38   2,4,3  |         this Council, many Judean Christians continued to stubbornly
39   2,4,4  |          altercate: 1 Cor. 6:1-7.~Christians — sons of God: Gal. 4:7;
40   2,4,5  |         that confronted the early Christians of the first~century, Apostle
41   2,4,5  |        and endeavors of the first Christians, the establishment of Christian~
42   2,5,1  |         the interest of believing~Christians, as well as that of simply
43   2,5,3  |           where the blood of~many Christians was spilled, including that
44   2,5,3  |       century, the persecution of Christians intensified. Emperor Domitian~
45   2,5,3  |         systematic persecution of Christians, at first in Asia Minor
46   2,5,3  |        Apocalypse was written for Christians~in order to console, teach,
47   2,5,4  |      always drew the attention of Christians to itself, especially at
48   2,5,4  |           the first century, some Christians, interpreting~the lucidity
49   2,5,4  |       century: persecution of the Christians by the pagan emperors. The~
50   2,5,4  |       contemporaries but also for Christians of all times, who were to~
51   2,5,5  |      churches in order to prepare~Christians for the oncoming persecutions.
52   2,5,5  |       spread Gnosticism among the Christians was a certain Nicolai (Nicholas),~
53   2,5,5  |         Paul, and Jude admonished Christians not to be ensnared by these~
54   2,5,6  |    martyrs serves as seed for new Christians. The persecution of the
55   2,5,7  |          spiritual persecution of Christians~during the Apostolic times
56   2,5,7  |          of mankind's~calamities. Christians who have suffered physically
57   2,5,8  |       many prophets and the first~Christians.~
58   2,5,9  |         descendents~of the Woman (Christians) are discussed, it is evident
59   2,5,9  |          Paul called the Galatian Christians: “My children, for whom
60   2,5,9  |           and fasting, with which~Christians become spiritual and become
61   2,5,9  |          recall~that many zealous Christians from the first centuries
62   2,5,9  |     spiritual heights that modern Christians cannot fathom. Monasticism
63   2,5,9  |  pseudo-prophets corrupt unsteady Christians into various sects~and cults.
64   2,5,9  |           It was decreed that all Christians who did~not bow down to