Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,5,2  |         prophets because he did not preach to the Jews, but ~did it
 2   1,5,5  |    initially did not want to go and preach to the ~Gentiles where God
 3   1,5,7  |          grace given, that I should preach~among the Gentiles the unsearchable
 4   1,Add,9|       ministers are not supposed to preach their private opinions,
 5   1,Add,9|             the church precisely to preach the Word of God. ~They are
 6   1,Add,9|          our fleeting standards. ~ ~Preach the Creeds!~ What, then,
 7   1,Add,9|         What, then, are we going to preach? What would I preach to
 8   1,Add,9|             to preach? What would I preach to my contemporaries .in
 9   1,Add,9|           hesitation: I am going to preach Jesus, and him crucified
10   1,Add,9|           and ~risen. I am going to preach and to commend to all whom
11   1,Add,9|          other words, I am going to preach the .doc-~trines of the
12   1,Add,9|    Christianity is ~what we have to preach in our day. This is the
13   1,Add,9|             suggest that one should preach the doctrine of Chalcedon .
14   1,Add,9|     ministers of the church have to preach again doctrines and dogmas ~.
15   1,Add,9|           such as ~this. one has to preach the .whole Christ,. Christ
16   1,Add,9|         seems to be the only way to preach the Word of God efficiently
17   1,Add,1| Heilsgeschichte. The Church had to ~preach Christ, and not just .the
18   2,4,3  |             returned to Damascus to~preach about Christ.~In 38AD, angered
19   2,4,3  |           was called by Barnabas to preach in Antioch,~followed by
20   2,4,3  |         high esteem, he was able to preach freely. Thus end the details