Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |           the Apostles so ordained. Saint Paul writes to Timothy:
 2   1,2,2  |            garden in the afternoon, Saint John Chrysostom says: ~ ~.
 3   1,2,2  |             Thy hands have made me, Saint John of Kronstadt accompanies
 4   1,2,2  |            We read similar words in Saint Irenaeus of Ly-~ons: .The
 5   1,2,2  |             woman from Adam's rib. ~Saint John Chrysostom teaches
 6   1,2,2  |            is comprehensible to us. Saint Paul points it out: woman
 7   1,2,2  |         these two basic truths that Saint Paul begins ~his sermon
 8   1,2,2  |            breathing room,. writes ~Saint John of Kronstadt. In another
 9   1,2,2  |            the law of struggle. And Saint Paul writes: For the earnest
10   1,5,5  |       murdered or went underground. Saint Zephaniah probably was the
11   1,Add,1|            dée tradi-~tion jusqu. à Saint Irénée, in the .Recherches
12   1,Add,1|           155-191; La polemique ~de Saint Irenee, ibidem, vii (1935),
13   1,Add,1|          Tradition des Apotres chez Saint Irénée, in the .Re-~cherches
14   1,Add,1|          Ecriture et Tradition chez Saint Irenee, in the .Révue d.
15   1,Add,1|    réligieuses,. xL (1960), 32-43; ~Saint Irénée, Introduction a l.
16   1,Add,1|              L’arcese monastique de Saint Basile, ~Editions de Maredsous (
17   1,Add,1|       Eglise danr l’Apologélique de Saint Augustin, in the .Recherches
18   1,Add,1|       Battiffol, Le Catholicisme de Saint Augustin, 5th ed. (Paris,
19   2,4,2  |      studying the life and works of Saint Paul through the Book of
20   2,4,3  |          and works of Apostle Paul.~Saint Paul, carrying at first
21   2,4,3  |        Lystra, and Derbe. In 51 AD, Saint Paul took part in the Apostolic
22   2,4,3  |          law.~Returning to Antioch, Saint Paul in the company of Silas
23   2,4,3  | Thessalonica,~and Berea. In Lystra, Saint Paul gained his favorite
24   2,4,3  |        Apostle Luke. From Macedonia saint Paul crossed~over into Greece,
25   2,4,3  |          from 51 to 54 AD. In 55 AD Saint Paul left for Jerusalem,
26   2,4,3  |             a short stay in Antioch Saint Paul undertook his third
27   2,4,3  |            Acts 27 and 28). In Rome Saint Paul wrote his letters to
28   2,4,3  |             Senate and the Emperor, Saint Paul~was freed from bondage
29   2,4,3  | imprisonment (2 Tim. 4:20). Whether Saint~Paul went through Ephesus
30   2,4,3  |           his conversion to Christ, Saint Paul (then Saul) was a strict
31   2,4,3  |   delinquency. From that moment on, Saint Paul tries to be worthy
32   2,4,3  |             was God’s doing.~All of Saint Paul’s teachings revealed
33   2,4,3  |         Paul was absent. That’s why Saint Paul needed to continu-~
34   2,5,3  |       nations~(7:9-17). Strength of~Saint’s prayers (8:3-6).~Adoration