Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |         in large measure from the message of the Bible. ~Western man.
 2   1,1,1  |           comes from the Biblical message that God loves the entire
 3   1,1,5  |          an interpretation of the message received from God. ~Thus,
 4   1,2,2  |      values. Indeed, the central ~message is the monotheism which
 5   1,2,4  |         Aaron conveyed the Lord's message and per-~formed the magic
 6   1,3,1  |          the Bible is their clear message that it is not blind ~accident,
 7   1,Add,9|           this sole and perennial message. They are expected to propagate
 8   1,Add,9|          all, the identity of the message must be ~preserved. ~ One
 9   1,Add,9|  perennial ~vehicle of the divine message, which was once delivered
10   1,Add,9|          be called to address the message ~of salvation, as it has
11   1,Add,0|    Archpriest Georgy Florovsky ~ ~Message and Witness.~ What is the
12   1,Add,0|          the letter but with the ~message. St. Hilary put it emphatically:
13   1,Add,0|             Is there any definite message in the Bible, ~taken as
14   1,Add,0|        And again, to whom is this message, if any, properly addressed? ~
15   1,Add,0| authorized version of the divine ~message. The message is divine;
16   1,Add,0|          the divine ~message. The message is divine; it comes from
17   1,Add,0|          Incarnate that keeps the message of the Kingdom. The Bible
18   1,Add,0|   unbeliever has no access to the message, simply because he does
19   1,Add,0|         it. For ~him there is no .message. in the Bible. ~ It was
20   1,Add,0|           main theme and one main message through the whole story.
21   1,Add,0|        same God, and his ultimate message ~was ever the same. It is
22   1,Add,0|           is the identity of this message that gives to the various
23   1,Add,0|           secure the unity of the message well enough, and perhaps
24   1,Add,0|      carries with itself a divine message. God's deeds constitute
25   1,Add,0|          constitute themselves a ~message. No need therefore to escape
26   1,Add,0|        very heart of the Biblical message. And all this came from
27   1,Add,0|        Not the phrasing, but the ~message is the core. And the Church
28   1,Add,0|          the full meaning of this message, simply because the Church
29   1,Add,0|     continuous rediscovery of the message once delivered to the saints
30   1,Add,0|         by ~faith. Moreover, this message is ever re-enacted in the
31   1,Add,0|        part of the New ~Testament message. The Church itself is a
32   1,Add,0|         summarized the Scriptural message in creeds, and in many other
33   1,Add,0|      inner structure of the basic message is shown forth, all particular
34   1,Add,0|          presentation of the main message in a creed or in a system,
35   1,Add,0|            this was a part of the message of the Kingdom to ~come.
36   1,Add,1|           rooted in the Apostolic message, or ~kerygma, and authenticated
37   1,Add,1|       this basic ~and overarching message, the very heart of the Gospel.
38   1,Add,1|           by which only the basic message, or .the truth,. of the
39   1,Add,1|   Scripturae, that is, the Divine message, can be detected only juxta
40   2,1,1  |     outright or devitalized their message~by compromise. Even among
41   2,2,1  |         god and spell) means good message or news. This name designates~
42   2,2,2  |           to correctly convey His message. St. Peter pointed to this
43   2,2,5  |           superiority of Christ’s message~over the paltry opinions
44   2,3,3  |          14).~Light: “This is the message which we have heard from