Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |      the truth, the life” in a Person. The New Testament continues
 2   1,1,5  |   carries some flavor of that ~person, in being a response to
 3   1,1,6  |        Venerable was the first person to translate the Bible into
 4   1,2,2  |  history; for being the first ~person in the world to give the
 5   1,2,2  |         personality. The first person pronoun used freely throughout
 6   1,3,4  |     them His chosen one in the person of a judge. The judge would
 7   1,4    |      godly life. ~They teach a person to live his/her life in
 8   1,4,1  |        written only by a local person who took part in the events
 9   1,4,1  |      example of a very patient person: “Behold, we~count them
10   1,4,3  |       Wisdom is presented as a person, as if a divine being. ~
11   1,4,4  |       posites. On this earth a person should believe in God and
12   1,5,1  |        that the future of each person and the entire mankind is
13   1,5,1  |      salvation. ~ If acts of a person are determined only by his
14   1,5,1  |      foresee ~what exactly the person will decide to do? Answering
15   1,5,5  |       land and the Lord in the person of the ~Messiah, King the
16   1,5,5  | Jerusalem would come, when the Person of the Wisdom of God ~would
17   1,5,5  |     The Son of God, the Second Person of the Holy Trinity, is
18   1,Add,3|      is the best preparation a person can ~have for understanding
19   1,Add,6|       so great that the second Person of the Holy Trinity, ~Christ
20   1,Add,9|      of Salvation was a divine Person. The fullness of the human
21   1,Add,9|       and becomes a historical person. ~ This sounds paradoxical.
22   1,Add,9|      ones.) as to intervene in person in the chaos and misery
23   1,Add,9|       of human death (again in person), a descent into Ha-~des,
24   1,Add,9|       not a text but a living ~Person, and he abides in his body,
25   1,Add,9|        that Christ is a divine person. He wants to have a hu-~
26   1,Add,0|    Truth is not an idea, but a person, even the Incarnate Lord. ~
27   1,Add,0|     only, but primarily in the person of the Christ. Jesus the
28   1,Add,0|       not a book, but a living person. Yet the Bible still ~holds
29   2,1,6  |        priest at the time, any person who had~previously occupied
30   2,3,2  |       it~indicates what type a person should be that serves the
31   2,3,3  |     The exact identity of this person is~unknown. From the Apostles’
32   2,3,3  |    rather let it be the~hidden person of the heart, with the incorruptible
33   2,3,3  |      corruption; for by whom a person is overcome, by him also
34   2,4,1  |     and earnest~study of every person that seeks a deeper understanding
35   2,4,2  |     difficult to imagine how a person lacking in health and physical~
36   2,4,3  |  Pharisees, was a freethinking~person (Acts 5:34) and an admirer
37   2,4,3  |      for gentiles — and that a person was not saved by fulfilling
38   2,4,4  |     the law does not justify a person: Rom. 3:19-5:2 and the Epistle
39   2,4,5  |        faith that stimulates a person toward righteous~living.
40   2,5,9  |     information regarding that person. Thus, the imprinting of~
41   2,5,2  |        spiritual state of each person will~be manifested. All