Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |      universal. or .catholic. or .general. epistles. ~ As the Church
 2   1,1,6  |         that strive to impart the general meaning of the Bible in
 3   1,2,2  |         presents it simply as one general picture. Moses' immediate ~
 4   1,2,2  |         crown of creation, in the general picture of the creation
 5   1,2,2  |   broadest questions, that of the general prob-~lem of suffering in
 6   1,2,2  |          in Christian thought, in general and particular terms. Christ
 7   1,2,4  |         world, we see that in its general form it confirms ~what current
 8   1,2,4  |      trees.; for this ~reason the general principles are far more
 9   1,3,5  |     Kingdoms clearly illustrate a general and unchangeable spiri-~
10   1,5,5  | renovation of the world after the general judg-~ment. This is the
11   1,5,5  |          even hard to picture. In general, the imagery and ~symbolism
12   1,5,7  | renovation of the world after the general resurrection. These parallel
13   1,Add,0|         so much in the sense of a general historical relativity as
14   1,Add,1|           St. Athanasius ~as .the general drift. of the Scripture.
15   1,Add,1|       urges the need ~to take the general drift of the Church.s Faith
16   1,Add,1|        was not a formulation of a general principle, and its direct
17   2,1    |            When Pompey, the Roman general, came into the country,
18   2,1    |            In Luke 3:1 there is a general, though not~quite complete,
19   2,1,6  |           unjust and the~just. In general, they were the conservative
20   2,2,5  |           of Galilee.~St. John in general, conveys mainly the Lord’
21   2,3,3  |          Christian communities~in general. The first time the whole
22   2,3,3  |       much as they carry somewhat general and basic educational directives
23   2,3,3  | Ecumenical Epistles~enunciate the general mandatory rules and piety
24   2,3,3  |       down.~Apostle Peter’s First General Epistle is directed “to
25   2,3,3  |            Apostle Peter’s Second General Epistle is written for the
26   2,3,3  |       well as Apostle Jude in his General Epistle. These false~teachings
27   2,3,3  |          1 John 1:1-4).~The First General Epistle was written by John
28   2,3,3  |        Truth and Love.~The Second General Epistle. There are no authentic
29   2,3,3  |         false teachers.~The Third General Epistle is addressed to
30   2,3,3  |         them nearly verbatim.~The General Epistle of St. Jude is made
31   2,4,3  |           year of Nero’s reign.~A general observation of Apostle Paul’
32   2,4,3  |          not mean “good~deeds” in general, but ritualistic observance
33   2,4,3  |          groups: 1)~Epistles of a general Christian nature and 2)
34   2,5,9  |     paganism during the period of general~apostasy from Christianity. (
35   2,5,0  |          given twice: at first in general terms at the~end of the
36   2,5,1  |        God and simultaneously the general personification of any power