Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |        that ~follows. He brought form out of formlessness and
 2   1,1,4  |                         Original form and languages of the Scripture.~
 3   1,1,4  |        uses it, in its ~complete form. From the time of the Apostles
 4   1,1,5  |          us the Word of God in a form which human be-~ings can
 5   1,1,5  |     communication had to be in a form we could hear ~and understand.
 6   1,1,5  |   received the revelation in the form of the Scriptures, the Church
 7   1,1,5  |   explanations, seen as a whole, form that which is the structure
 8   1,2,1  |         content was in a written form as opposed to the oral tradition.
 9   1,2,2  |      appeared to Abraham ~in the form of three strangers. ~Such
10   1,2,2  |        We only know that, in one form or another, we are being
11   1,2,2  |     together: goddesses and gods form unions with men and ani-~
12   1,2,2  |     could have taken on a higher form, one which is unknown to
13   1,2,2  | transformation into a yet higher form of life awaits him? ~ ~The
14   1,2,2  |       are still used in modified form, in our church services. ~
15   1,2,2  |       and the rejection of every form of idolatry which was so
16   1,2,4  |           Exod. 2:10. The Hebrew form, Moshe, means .to draw out.). ~
17   1,2,4  |     open-air altar. They were to form a portable ~temple for the
18   1,2,4  |     nature and the elements that form our universe come from? ~
19   1,2,4  |      matter is some inexplicable form of energy. ~ Returning to
20   1,2,4  |          see that in its general form it confirms ~what current
21   1,2,4  | gravitational pulls caused it to form into planets. This is .the ~
22   1,2,4  |       heavens,. took its fi-~nal form. ~ In the beginning, the
23   1,2,4  |       water began to fall in the form of rain, creating oceans
24   1,2,4  |    speaks of man in his complete form, having, besides a body,
25   1,2,4  |        is not merely the highest form of animal evolution, but
26   1,3,2  |         a long time. These would form ~brotherhoods or prophetic
27   1,3,3  |      times this help assumed the form of mani-~fest miracles.
28   1,3,5  |     Elijah.s prayer, fire in the form of lightning came down from
29   1,4    |         As far as their literary form, most didactic books of
30   1,4,1  |         was later given a poetic form by an inspired Hebrew writer.
31   1,4,1  |        gave the book its present form, since in many ways it is
32   1,4,3  |      Proverbs is written in the ~form of poetic parallelism. ~
33   1,4,5  |          completed. It takes the form of a drama and consists
34   1,4,5  |        tament, though not in the form of poetry, when comparing
35   1,5,5  |        was first revealed in the form of a conversation between ~
36   1,Add,0|       perhaps in a more concrete form ~than any other compilation
37   1,Add,1|    baptism did embody in summary form the faith ~which the Apostles
38   1,Add,1|  mysteries,. that is . under the form ~of rites and (liturgical)
39   2,2,2  |           1966) is a translation form the Hebrew Masoretic text,
40   2,2,5  |          in structure, style and form of expression. They~also
41   2,3,3  |        composition of an~ancient form of Divine Liturgy to St.
42   2,3,3  |  essential, moral therapy in the form of an Epistle.~The second
43   2,3,3  |      Internal antagonists in the form of false teachers~appeared
44   2,4,4  |         good. Abstain~from every form of evil” (1 Thes. 5:14-22).~
45   2,5,3  |         organized and systematic~form. Jerusalem turned out to
46   2,5,4  |          represented here in the form of a Woman~clothed with
47   2,5,4  |  described in generalities, as a form of introduction).~8. In
48   2,5,5  |         the Old Testament in the form of examples for the fate
49   2,5,6  |     faithful of Communion in the form of~bread laid on the altar.
50   2,5,3  |       many more~defenders in the form of angels, saints, and especially