Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  | Christian Faith. It needs to be understood in a New ~Testament way,
 2   1,2,1  | reference to them should not be understood in its modern sense, for ~
 3   1,2,1  |    conquest are now much better understood as the result of the triumphs ~
 4   1,2,2  |       Spirit be-~came generally understood, we encounter many more
 5   1,3,1  |        survive. To be correctly understood, this history must be read
 6   1,4,2  |      Words about ~captivity are understood as referring to the captivity
 7   1,4,4  |    after he had experienced and understood much, and repented before
 8   1,4,4  |         which ~may not be fully understood and appreciated right away
 9   1,4,5  |          This is ~the way it is understood by many free-thinking commentators
10   1,4,5  |         Old Testament tradition understood the book and ~prescribed
11   1,5,4  |         justice and piety. They understood that breach of ~the law
12   1,5,7  |       chauvinism. The prophets ~understood Israel, Zion, the chosen
13   1,Add,9|      the creeds, when they ~are understood, are about as serviceable
14   1,Add,9|         and therefore cannot be understood when taken out of the total
15   1,Add,9|        can be appre-~hended and understood only in the living context
16   1,Add,0|         moment therefore can be understood except in the whole context
17   1,Add,0|       Testament can be properly understood and its .mysteries. unveiled .
18   1,Add,1|   Scripture could be adequately understood and ~correctly interpreted.
19   1,Add,1|  rightly and fully assessed and understood only in the light and in
20   1,Add,1|       Church can be ~adequately understood only in the context of the
21   1,Add,1|        be assessed and properly understood. Indeed, the witness of
22   2,2,2  |         was spoken, or at least understood, by all the~educated inhabitants
23   2,2,2  |       dialect, was more~or less understood by all of the speakers of
24   2,2,2  |      the Church and hence never understood~its teaching. So at the
25   2,2,2  |      the Bible as it was always understood by the Church.~
26   2,2,5  |      comprehend than the easily~understood parables of the synoptics.
27   2,2,5  |        teachings. He profoundly understood the superiority of Christ’
28   2,3,3  |       of Asia Minor. It must be understood~that “pilgrims” would, in
29   2,5,4  |      Apocalypse can be properly understood only in the context of all
30   2,5,8  |       the Heavenly fire must be understood~in the sense of the total
31   2,5,9  |       of the Apocalypse must be understood allegorically~(see above).~
32   2,5,0  |  Probably these details will be understood in the future when the proper