Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |            Epistle of Barnabas; the Apostolic Constitutions). Others were
 2   1,1,6  |       translation as ~well as their apostolic efforts in the Slavonic
 3   1,5,5  |         heavens.. and so forth. The Apostolic ~Fathers see these phrases
 4   1,5,7  |            receive the seeds of the Apostolic preaching in future (John ~
 5   1,Add,0|        salvation in the Risen Lord, apostolic preaching had emphatically
 6   1,Add,0|          features are dearly ~seen. Apostolic preaching was always a narrative,
 7   1,Add,1|         traced back continuously to Apostolic origins. Now, suggested ~
 8   1,Add,1|             of the prophets and the apostolic writings be directed in
 9   1,Add,1|           the Church, rooted in the Apostolic message, or ~kerygma, and
10   1,Add,1|     Scripture. And this .rule. ~was Apostolic, was rooted in, and derived
11   1,Add,1|           in, and derived from, the Apostolic preaching. C. H. Turner
12   1,Add,1|             the .Rule of Faith. as .Apostolic,. they did not ~mean that
13   1,Add,1|    baptismal formula [C. H. Turner, Apostolic Succession, in .Essays ~
14   1,Add,1|            be found;. [XIX. 3]. The Apostolic Tra-~dition of faith was
15   1,Add,1|             was actually simply the Apostolic doctrine and the truth (
16   1,Add,1|        Irenaeur of Lugdunum and the Apostolic Succession, in the .Journal
17   1,Add,1|             of Arnold Ehrhardt, The Apostolic Succession in the first
18   1,Add,1|          the context ~of the living Apostolic Tradition, which was an
19   1,Add,1|              in accordance with the apostolic creed and ~the evidence
20   1,Add,1|             Writ. ~It was the same .Apostolic preaching,. which was written
21   1,Add,1|             In ~accordance with the Apostolic faith delivered to us by
22   1,Add,1|          the Scripture itself as an Apostolic paradosis (ad Adelph., 6).
23   1,Add,1|          indeed, the Tradition, the Apostolic Tra-~dition, comprising
24   1,Add,1|             integral content of the Apostolic .preaching,. and summarized
25   1,Add,1|             decrees of the Holy and Apostolic See by which ~our holy Fathers
26   1,Add,1|         which, in accor-~dance with apostolic tradition our priests offer
27   1,Add,1|             some we derive from the Apostolic ~paradosis, which had been
28   1,Add,1|             are, for St. Basil, of .Apostolic. ~origin. He quotes at this
29   1,Add,1|           authentic de-~pository of Apostolic kerygma. This kerygma was
30   1,Add,1|          was the major part of this Apostolic .deposite.. So was also
31   2,2,4  |       gospels” and claimed to be of Apostolic~origin. The Church designated
32   2,3,1  |            problems that existed in apostolic~times and throughout the
33   2,3,1  |     existence. That is why in these Apostolic Teachings,~one can find
34   2,3,1  |  circumstances~the Book of Acts and Apostolic Epistles were written. At
35   2,3,3  |            the circumstances in his apostolic work, the Ecumenical Epistles~
36   2,3,3  |             presided over the first Apostolic Council~in Jerusalem (Acts
37   2,3,3  | Resurrection, Christ reinstated his apostolic standing thrice, matching
38   2,3,3  |           Book of Acts narrates his apostolic activities. However, after
39   2,3,3  |           in the passages about the Apostolic council (Acts~ch. 15). Other
40   2,3,3  |             s Ascension, St. Jude’s apostolic service saw him at~first
41   2,3,3  |            Here we present selected Apostolic instructions in alphabetical
42   2,3,4  |            the Book of Acts and the Apostolic Epistles, both Ecumenical
43   2,4,2  |          Paul are the fruits of his Apostolic endeavors to uncover the~
44   2,4,2  |            and through his personal Apostolic labors and personal sufferings.
45   2,4,2  |            s womb and called him to~Apostolic ministry, he devoted all
46   2,4,2  |            Paul through the Book of Apostolic Acts, it is~truly impossible
47   2,4,3  |       chosen vessel,” called him to Apostolic service by miraculous~means
48   2,4,3  |         Saint Paul took part in the Apostolic Council~in Jerusalem where
49   2,4,5  |       purpose of Christ’s Church in Apostolic~times.~Apostle Paul’s Epistles
50   2,5,2  |              Thus, for example, the~Apostolic sermon is referred to here
51   2,5,2  |      Theologian, heading, under his Apostolic guidance, the~Church of
52   2,5,4  |        Heaven. Here, beginning with Apostolic times, the whole period
53   2,5,5  |           Christ's Church, from the Apostolic period up to the time of
54   2,5,5  |         Basilides, against whom the apostolic learned men and early Fathers
55   2,5,7  |            of Christians~during the Apostolic times and the efforts of