Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |          a Covenant people in ~a community of faith, ancient Israel,
 2   1,1,2  |      will and do it, living in a community ~of faith, ever witnessing
 3   1,1,4  |       certainly not every Church community did. As a source of instruction
 4   1,2,2  |         ordering the life of the community. Because ~Israel was meant
 5   1,2,2  |        Holiness must govern ~the community (Lev. 11:44); and this must
 6   1,2,4  |         leading the discontented community he had brought out of slavery.
 7   1,2,4  |         half to the rest ~of the community, with special shares for
 8   1,5,2  | spiritual center ~for the Jewish community. Judea consisted of two
 9   1,Add,0|         its mes-~sage? Or to the community, and to individuals only
10   1,Add,0|     whole, was a creation of the community, both in the old dispensation
11   1,Add,0|        of all liturgical) in the community, and finally by the formal
12   1,Add,0|          But it is the faithful ~community that acknowledges the Word
13   1,Add,0|         has been composed in the community and ~was meant primarily
14   1,Add,1|          the ~Church, within the community of right faith, that Scripture
15   1,Add,1|          faith, and also in ~the community of the faithful. For that
16   2,1    |      independence for the~Jewish community in Palestine. Under Alexander
17   2,1,2  |        the Jewish~people of each community came to worship — not with
18   2,2,5  |   prominent member of the Jewish community. His~son John was acquainted
19   2,2,6  |     improvement of all phases of community life.~In reading the history
20   2,2,6  |     resolve personal, family~and community problems. Therefore, one
21   2,3,3  |         crept into the Christian community,~converting Christian freedom
22   2,3,4  |        solidarity in the blessed~community called Church, that was
23   2,3,4  |      assistance from the blessed community~and receiving the necessary
24   2,3,4  |       The main attributes of the~community of salvation seekers are:
25   2,4,3  |         23), where he joined the community of believers and was introduced~
26   2,5,4  |    strength began to disrupt the community~and Church life. In addition,
27   2,5,7  | weakening and a breakdown of the community and to the~loss of its spiritual
28   2,5,7  |       and schisms, and the pagan community forces upon it~its persecutions.