Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |       the image of God, a direct teaching of Scripture. The sense
 2   1,1,1  |          of man is rooted in the teaching of the Bible that man has
 3   1,1,4  |           the events, deeds, and teaching of the Gospel. But when
 4   1,1,5  |          Our Lord.s life and His teaching to writing, to provide a
 5   1,1,5  | essential of the Lord.s life and teaching is to be found in the Gospels ~.
 6   1,2,2  |    priests ~were responsible for teaching the Law to the people, conducting
 7   1,3,2  |   godliness in the nation. While teaching people about the faith,
 8   1,3,6  |         Nehemiah and focused ~on teaching the people about God.s Law
 9   1,4,2  |          a psalm of praise, or a teaching psalm. Sometimes these notes
10   1,4,3  |    Proverbs is full of practical teaching on how to wisely build one.
11   1,4,3  |      light ~of the New Testament teaching about the Son of God.our
12   1,4,3  |         1 Cor. 1:24). ~ Thus the teaching of the book of Proverbs
13   1,4,4  |        the author presents this ~teaching based on his personal experience
14   1,4,6  |         theme of the book is the teaching about the true divinely
15   1,5,3  |       superstitions. That is why teaching~the Jews to believe and
16   1,5,5  |         continuously prophesied, teaching people faith ~and piety.
17   1,5,7  |        out the difficult task of teaching people to believe in God,
18   1,Add,4|        will understand that this~teaching is from God” (John 7:17).
19   1,Add,0|        events, deeds . not only ~teaching, commandments or words.
20   1,Add,1|          permanence of Christian teaching. St. Vincent was actually
21   1,Add,1|      actually repudiated, by the teaching of Marcion. The Unity of
22   1,Add,1|         where the true Christian teaching and faith are evident will
23   1,Add,1|        frame of reference in the teaching of the Bible as a whole,
24   1,Add,1|          at that very tradition, teaching, and faith of the Catholic
25   1,Add,1|     Christ himself, didaskalia~ [teaching] . by the Apostles, and
26   1,Add,1|       have some from the written teaching, and some we derive from
27   1,Add,1|         formal and authoritative teaching and ruling in ~the matters
28   1,Add,1|         faith,the open or public teaching. On the other hand, dogmata
29   1,Add,1|       the unpublic and ineffable teaching. This .silent. and ~.mystical.
30   1,Add,1|          the true ~intention and teaching of the Scripture itself.
31   1,Add,1|     Spirit. The Church was still teaching viva voce, commending and
32   1,Add,1|          full agreement with the teaching of the Ancients. With his
33   1,Add,1|          Church. He opposed this teaching and ~preaching auctoritas
34   2,1,2  |         meetings (Acts 3:1). The teaching done in the temple usually
35   2,2,2  |       hence never understood~its teaching. So at the present time,
36   2,2,5  |        perfect Man.~The Orthodox teaching has always maintained that
37   2,2,5  |         in the light~of Christ’s teaching. That is why he begins his
38   2,2,5  |    particular development of the teaching of Apostle Paul regarding
39   2,2,5  |          and man. Obviously such~teaching would do great harm to true
40   2,2,5  |     three Epistles the Christian~teaching of the two fundamental commandments
41   2,2,6  |           as people~embraced the teaching of the Savior, favorable
42   2,2,6  |  Therefore, one must seek in the teaching of the Savior a directive~
43   2,2,6  |        aspiration and deeds. His teaching places faith in God and
44   2,2,6  | abilities given by God. Christ’s teaching brings peace and~happiness
45   2,2,6  |         qualities was a constant teaching of the Lord Jesus~Christ.
46   2,4,4  |         has~appeared to all men, teaching us that, denying of godliness
47   2,4,4  |        you richly in all wisdom,~teaching and admonishing one another
48   2,5,4  |          give rise to, the false teaching of so-called “chiliasm,”
49   2,5,4  |        against the Church and of teaching and~strengthening the faithful
50   2,5,6  |         enemies (Rev. 19:4).~The teaching of the Apocalypse regarding
51   2,5,6  |       pulls out by its~roots the teaching of the ancient Gnostics,