Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,5,2  |            leave any records of their preaching to the posterity, though
 2   1,5,2  |         capital of Assyria. After his preaching and the repentance of the
 3   1,5,5  |               to leave records of his preaching. Joel exercised ~his prophetical
 4   1,5,5  |            does not contain the usual preaching addressed to the Jews, but
 5   1,5,5  |      obediently proceeded to Nineveh, preaching denouncement and punishment
 6   1,5,5  |            had repented after Jonah's preaching, though they had a prophet ~
 7   1,5,5  |              their iniquities. Amos' ~preaching went far beyond the boundaries
 8   1,5,5  |           were still able to hear his preaching, “Come, and let us~return
 9   1,5,5  |              Jeremiah decided to stop preaching at all: .Then I said, I
10   1,5,7  |            the seeds of the Apostolic preaching in future (John ~4:37-38).
11   1,5,7  |           inspired the Apostles' bold preaching among pagans. For example,
12   1,Add,9|            has to be sure that one is preaching the same gospel that was
13   1,Add,9|               In the early church the preaching was emphatically theological.
14   1,Add,9|              Augustine. Possibly this preaching is still unusual, but it ~
15   1,Add,0|           Testament. .The Ap-~ostolic Preaching,. therein embodied and recorded,
16   1,Add,0|             the Risen Lord, apostolic preaching had emphatically an ~historical
17   1,Add,0|               dearly ~seen. Apostolic preaching was always a narrative,
18   1,Add,0|       proclamation of the Gospel, the preaching of the ~Word of God, obviously
19   1,Add,1|           derived from, the Apostolic preaching. C. H. Turner has ~rightly
20   1,Add,1|            else than the witness and ~preaching of the Apostles, their kirigma
21   1,Add,1| interpretation of Scripture is Church preaching, is tradition. [Flesseman,
22   1,Add,1|               was the same .Apostolic preaching,. which was written down
23   1,Add,1|              it was, as it were, this preaching in epitome. St. Athanasius
24   1,Add,1|             content of the Apostolic .preaching,. and summarized in ~the .
25   1,Add,1|               of the Gospel, no sound preaching, no real understanding of
26   1,Add,1|            Fathers, and those who are preaching do not introduce it without
27   1,Add,1|        preachers]. The Gospel and the preaching ~of the Catholica belong
28   1,Add,1|             text of Church.s catholic preaching and simply cannot be separated
29   1,Add,1|            opposed this teaching and ~preaching auctoritas of the Church
30   2,1    |      sinfulness of~the people and the preaching of the prophets to give
31   2,1,2  |            the Scriptures; and formal preaching was unheard of. The first
32   2,1,2  |              ask for the privilege of preaching. The benediction was usually
33   2,2,5  |              the dead (ch. 28).~After preaching in Palestine for a long
34   2,2,5  |               Evangelists~narrate the preaching of the Lord Jesus Christ
35   2,2,5  |             John describes events~and preaching in Judea. Through this,
36   2,2,5  |         duration of His earthly life. Preaching primarily in Galilee, the
37   2,2,6  |              the comprehension of the~preaching of Thy Gospel. Implant also
38   2,3,2  |             without any restrictions,~preaching Christ’s teachings (28:30-
39   2,3,3  |              service saw him at~first preaching in Judea, Galilee, Samaria
40   2,4,2  |               his great spirit toward~preaching in the name of Christ among
41   2,5,3  |             who had spent a~long time preaching in Ephesus, were a matter
42   2,5,8  |            world and often seal their preaching with a martyr's~death. The