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 1   1,1,2  |         Prophets and Apostles, inspired and moved by the Holy Spirit.
 2   1,1,5  |      the Holy ~ ~ 9~Scripture. Inspired by God, Moses wrote down
 3   1,1,7  |       saints and their relics. Inspired by ~the Holy Spirit, the
 4   1,2,1  |        and Judaism rest on its inspired revelations. ~The primary
 5   1,2,2  |        stories present fiction inspired by the phenomena of nature.
 6   1,2,4  |        to the ~Tabernacle, and inspired them, so that they would
 7   1,3,5  |        in their teachings. His inspired ~psalms are an eternal masterpiece
 8   1,4,1  |      given a poetic form by an inspired Hebrew writer. Otherwise
 9   1,4,2  |        singing of his divinely inspired prayers ~with playing a
10   1,4,2  |   found in the psalms of David inspired ~numerous later psalm writers.
11   1,5,3  |         slaves or kings. Their inspired words had great power to ~
12   1,5,7  | calling the Gentiles to ~faith inspired the Apostles' bold preaching
13   1,5,7  |    they were the chosen people inspired by God. At the same time,
14   1,Add,0|        raised, who spoke words inspired by the ~Spirit of God. It
15   1,Add,0|        still in the words once inspired by him. It is true, perhaps,
16   1,Add,0|     man. ~ The Scriptures are .inspired,. they are the Word of God.
17   1,Add,1|        great vision ~which had inspired St. Irenaeus in his own
18   1,Add,1|     the Scripture, sacred and ~inspired, for the defense of truth (
19   1,Add,1|    Scripture, since it was an .inspired. book, a book ~by the Spirit.
20   2,4,4  |      24).~Holy Gospel Divinely inspired: 2 Tim. 3:15-16; Heb. 4;
21   2,5,1  |       as a book which had~been inspired by God. Thus, St. Dionysius
22   2,5,2  |     and external signs. To the~inspired pen of John the Theologian