Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2  |        above. It is not without reason that Moses concludes his
 2   1,2,2  |   vanity, not willingly,~but by reason of Him Who hath subjected
 3   1,2,4  |       for the trees.; for this ~reason the general principles are
 4   1,2,4  |         existence, and for this reason its significance will remain ~
 5   1,3,2  |  educating the people. For this reason the people remained in ignorance
 6   1,3,3  |   descendants of Ham, for which reason the land was called ~the
 7   1,3,5  |       the will of God. For this reason God in-~structed Samuel
 8   1,3,5  |      kingdom of Judah. For this reason the Israelite kings began
 9   1,3,6  |         Sacred books, for which reason they are called deutero-~
10   1,4,1  |       trying to ~figure out the reason for his mishaps. No one
11   1,5,5  |  follow-~ing words, .I cried by reason of mine affliction unto
12   1,5,5  |     widow. Come now, and let us reason together, saith the LORD:
13   1,5,5  |      but to make them listen to reason and lead them to the true ~
14   1,Add,8|       of the ~Truth. ~ For this reason St. James the Apostle writes
15   1,Add,9| theological contemporaries. The reason is very simple: they were
16   1,Add,0|      the New Covenant. For that reason it is pre-~cisely in the
17   1,Add,0|       grows no easier. The main reason for that, however, is not
18   1,Add,0|    system and history? By what ~reason and for what purpose did
19   1,Add,0|        all prophecies. For that reason, it is only in the light
20   1,Add,1|  intelligentiae auctoritas? The reason was obvious: Scriptures
21   1,Add,1|         down on paper. For that reason Sozomen in his History does
22   1,Add,1|         by the Spirit. For that reason the true exegesis must be
23   1,Add,1|       of the faithful. For that reason Tradition, the tradition
24   2,1,1  |   purpose. For some inscrutable~reason, God found among the people
25   2,2,5  |       the first three. For this reason, it~is customary to refer
26   2,2,5  |        assume that for the same reason Matthew took so~close to
27   2,2,5  |        without explaining~their reason and meaning. Similarly,
28   2,2,5  |         to the Twelve. For this reason, he could not have been
29   2,3,2  |       Acts. It is for this same reason that during the period from
30   2,3,3  |   Apostle~Paul. Apostle Peter’s reason for writing the Epistle
31   2,3,3  |        Christian freedom into a reason for immorality. Undoubtedly,
32   2,5,4  |       ch. 13, Luke ch. 21). The reason for such a~unification of
33   2,5,4  |          Evidently, this is the~reason that the author of the Apocalypse
34   2,5,4  |   sinful passions serves as the reason why some~contemporary interpreters
35   2,5,6  |       the Church,~which was the reason that it was revealed to
36   2,5,7  |       The first two appear as a reason,~and the second two, as
37   2,5,2  |        Rev. 20:4). (This is the~reason we turn to them for help,