Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |           are the .universal. or .catholic. or .general. epistles. ~
 2   1,1,6  |            edition.) of the Roman Catholic Church. ~ ~The Slavonic
 3   1,Add,1|           if the authority of the Catholic Church had not moved me]. ~
 4   1,Add,1|          by the tradition of the ~Catholic Church.. This did not imply,
 5   1,Add,1|            the mind of the Church Catholic: .That the trend of the ~
 6   1,Add,1|            the ecclesiastical and Catholic meaning.. Tradition was
 7   1,Add,1|        teaching, and faith of the Catholic Church from the very be-~
 8   1,Add,1|           pistis [faith] . of the Catholic Church. And this is ~the
 9   1,Add,1|          offer uniformly in every Catholic Church in all the ~world.
10   1,Add,1|            outside of the Church, Catholic and Ap-~ostolic. This was
11   1,Add,1|        Church. Origen insisted on catholic interpretation of Scripture,
12   1,Add,1|           of God presented in the catholic manner (in Lev. hom., 4.
13   1,Add,1|       Word]. ~ ~St. Augustine and Catholic Authority.~ In the same
14   1,Add,1|           if the authority of the Catholic Church had ~not moved me (
15   1,Add,1|       itself, being instructed by catholic preachers]. The Gospel and
16   1,Add,1|         the con-~text of Church.s catholic preaching and simply cannot
17   1,Add,1|          auctoritas of the Church Catholic to the pretentious vagaries
18   1,Add,1| auctoritas [the authority of ~the Catholic Church] was not an independent
19   2,2,2  |          American Bible (1970), a Catholic translation, all the basic
20   2,3,3  |                                   Catholic Epistles.~The name Catholic (
21   2,3,3  |       Catholic Epistles.~The name Catholic (universal) is applied to
22   2,3,3  |      times the Church called them Catholic or Ecumenical. “Catholic”
23   2,3,3  |          Catholic or Ecumenical. “Catholic” in a sense meaning~“circular,”
24   2,3,3  |          whole arrangement of the Catholic Epistles was called as~such
25   2,3,3  |          the 4th century AD). The Catholic Epistles are distinct, in~
26   2,3,3  |          Aside~from that, James’s Catholic Epistle was directed at