Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  | communications between the local churches became necessary and letters
 2   1,1,5  |         tially only in the local churches to which they had been addressed,
 3   1,1,5  |         only one or a few ~local churches; others more rapidly gained
 4   1,2,3  |          you these things in the churches. I ~am the root and the
 5   1,2,4  |          and then later in their churches. Certain ~Christian writers (
 6   1,2,4  |         be set forth in the holy churches of God for veneration . . .
 7   1,Add,9|       upon the walls of national churches; but for ~the present warfare
 8   1,Add,0|     Bible was always read in the churches, with the deliberate purpose
 9   1,Add,1|        as they were used in ~the Churches. The treatise of St. Basil,
10   1,Add,1|         been widely ~used in the Churches. The phrase, of course,
11   1,Add,1|      arranged everything in the ~churches, preserved the sacred character
12   2,2,2  |      text used by Greek speaking churches for many centuries, known
13   2,3,3  |      matter was adapted to local churches at which they were directed,
14   2,3,3  |        performed throughout many churches.~The Epistle of St. Apostle
15   2,3,3  |          he administered all the churches in Asia Minor. After being
16   2,3,3  |      long established Asia Minor churches, whose congregations were~
17   2,3,3  |     directed to those Asia Minor churches, to whom Apostle Peter wrote
18   2,4,2  |      with the development of the churches established by~him, and
19   2,4,3  |          At first he visited the churches that he had founded earlier
20   2,4,3  |         according to his custom, churches that were founded earlier
21   2,4,3  |          visited the rest of the churches in Asia Minor and in~Miletus,
22   2,4,3  |      those Epistles~to the seven Churches. The Epistle to the Hebrews
23   2,5,2  |       also three Epistles to the~churches. The author of the Apocalypse
24   2,5,3  |           when each of the seven~churches of Asia Minor to whom St.
25   2,5,4  |   example,~the fate of the seven Churches of Asia Minor). Fulfilled
26   2,5,4  |         Revelation for the seven churches of Asia Minor (ch. 1).~2.
27   2,5,4  |         The letters to the seven churches of Asia Minor (chs. 2 and
28   2,5,4  |       with instructions to these churches, there are outlines of the
29   2,5,5  |             Letters to the Seven Churches.~(Chs. 2-3)~The Seven Churches —
30   2,5,5  |   Churches.~(Chs. 2-3)~The Seven Churches — those of Ephesus (2:1-
31   2,5,5  |      took over the care of those churches and~ministered to them for
32   2,5,5  |      letters from there to these churches in order to prepare~Christians
33   2,5,5  |         to the “angels” of these~churches, i.e., to the bishops.~A
34   2,5,5  |         the letters to the seven churches of Asia Minor brings to
35   2,5,5  |         the letters to the seven~churches: a) the prevailing conditions
36   2,5,5  |         the~letters to the seven churches are summarized here in the
37   2,5,5  |     other neighboring Asia Minor Churches. In 431 A.D. the Third Ecumenical
38   2,5,7  | catacombs, and some of the local~churches totally disappear. Thus,
39   2,5,3  |          1. Letters to the Seven Churches.~Church~Subject~Ephesus~