Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |      other books of Moses were ~kept. ~ During the time between
 2   1,1,5  |      heard the word ~of God and kept it (cf. Luke 8:21; 11:28).
 3   1,2,4  |      child was born, his mother kept him hidden for three months.
 4   1,2,4  |         science. But it must be kept in mind that the purpose
 5   1,3,2  | idolatry and uncompro-~misingly kept and spread the faith in
 6   1,5,5  |        thrown to lions. But God kept His prophet unhurt (Chapter
 7   1,Add,5|       have listened to them and kept them, whether you have ~
 8   1,Add,0|       the saints and ever since kept by ~faith. Moreover, this
 9   1,Add,0|       heard, whose words he has kept and is now recording, and
10   1,Add,0|      Scriptures. Both are to be kept side by side: a somewhat
11   1,Add,0|         ance was never strictly kept. Even in patristic use typology
12   1,Add,0|         this balance was always kept. This was the tradition
13   1,Add,0|     lost its meaning, or rather kept its meaning as a prefigura-~
14   1,Add,0|    pilgrimage. And the Bible is kept ~by the Church as a book
15   1,Add,1|        Irenaeus, those who ~had kept unbending that .canon of
16   1,Add,1|         and then was faithfully kept and handed ~down, with complete
17   1,Add,1|   delivered and then faithfully kept. This was the main concern,
18   1,Add,1|         Scripture. The Word was kept ~alive in the Church. It
19   1,Add,1|        and kerygmata, which are kept ~in the Church, we have
20   1,Add,1|   sacramental ~life. It must be kept in mind that the concept,
21   1,Add,1|  certain .traditions. had to be kept .unwritten. in order to
22   1,Add,1|       in mystery. and had to be kept .in silence.. One would
23   1,Add,1|          transmission: dogma is kept .in silence. and kerygmata
24   1,Add,1|         kerygma was unfailingly kept alive in the Church, as
25   1,Add,1|      the Apos-~tolic Tradition, kept in the Church. Origen insisted
26   2,1,5  |    wrote should be received and kept as~coming from God (Deut.