Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1|       or correct resolutions of moral problems by generations
 2   1,1,2|       the Bible with freedom of moral choice. He may ~do right
 3   1,1,2|       He lives in a universe of moral laws as inexorable as the
 4   1,1,2|         violate the laws of the moral universe and doom awaits
 5   1,1,4|         if the Church offers us moral edification in them, she
 6   1,2,2|       obliged to strive towards moral pu-~rity and excellence,
 7   1,2,2|        cit., pp. 120-1). ~ ~The moral conclusion of this story
 8   1,2,2|         not require much labor. Moral purity gave him inner peace.
 9   1,2,2|        of evil in the world, of moral evil, and physical and spiritual ~
10   1,2,2|    there ~is no path to genuine moral perfection. This is not
11   1,2,2|       13-14; 2:23-24). ~But the moral law is not destroyed by
12   1,2,2|       that grief which leads to moral purification and rebirth,
13   1,2,2|         of the human ~race from moral evil and, at the same time,
14   1,2,2|        midst. The religious and moral laws listed in the Book
15   1,2,2|        contain the codex of the moral and civil laws, sealed by
16   1,2,2|        fact that ultimately the moral law is ~ingrained by God
17   1,2,4|  company, to follow the path of moral perfection. In the end,
18   1,3,2|         source of spiritual and moral revival of the na-~tion.
19   1,3,7|    temple and the religious and moral education of the people.
20   1,4  |      several books that contain moral instruction and are commonly
21   1,4,4| diligently do his religious and moral duties and not be deceived
22   1,4,4|        purpose of human life is moral education to prepare ~for
23   1,4,4|        will be according to his moral merit. ~ To summarize his
24   1,5,1|   predominantly speak about the moral condition of people and
25   1,5,5|        accurately described the moral condition of ~contemporary
26   1,5,7|            Conclusion.~With the moral hardening of people in the
27   1,5,7|         prophets explained the ~moral causes of all events: nothing
28   1,5,7|         of modern religious and moral processes and see where
29   2,1  |        of worship and a code of~moral and civil law, the settlement
30   2,1  |       the world. Their advanced moral and civil code, the system
31   2,2,6|  brought to mankind~the highest moral and humanitarian principles.
32   2,3,1|         questions of religious/~moral and practical nature. Unable
33   2,3,3|         to~give them essential, moral therapy in the form of an
34   2,3,3|        freedom and the right to moral dissipation.~Because of
35   2,4,4|    instructions (doctrinal) and moral directives. In conclusion,
36   2,4,4|      which are essentially of a moral nature. As we will see in
37   2,5,4|        so much a prophetic as a moral sense. As we shall see,
38   2,5,4|  blessed mark, saving them from moral evil and from the fate of
39   2,5,4|        a dire picture of global moral~decay. The war against the
40   2,5,5|       the Gnostics encouraged a moral decadence.~Starting with
41   2,5,6|     ancient martyrs served as a~moral rejuvenation of the apathetic
42   2,5,6|           which points to their~moral beauty, reflecting the perfection
43   2,5,7|      mankind: the image of God, moral purity and innocence, aspiration~
44   2,5,8|       for the sake of~achieving moral perfection of the faithful
45   2,5,9|        the Woman symbolizes the moral~perfection of the saints
46   2,5,9|     their slyness, cruelty, and moral indecency.~The heads and