Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2  |           this? What then does it mean, They heard the~voice of
 2   1,2,4  |           a judge~over us? Do you mean to kill me, as you killed
 3   1,4,2  |           to Israel ~are taken to mean spiritual enemies, and the
 4   1,5,5  |          that befell them did not mean fi-~nal rejection, but were
 5   1,Add,9| repentance. (metanoeite) does not mean merely ac-~knowledgment
 6   1,Add,9|        and the Lord? What does it mean, in the language of the ~
 7   1,Add,9|      context of faith, by which I mean in a personal com-~munion
 8   1,Add,0|     history, ~.the past. does not mean simply .passed. or .what
 9   1,Add,0|         written ~words. We do not mean now the occasional illumination
10   1,Add,0|             hyper physin does not mean para physin. The hu-~man
11   1,Add,0|         New Testament writings? I mean, as chapters of the same ~
12   1,Add,0|        the end.). But it does not mean that we sim-~ply put arbitrarily
13   1,Add,0|          in theology. It does not mean that no guidance ~whatever
14   1,Add,1|         Apostolic,. they did not ~mean that the Apostles had met
15   2,1,9  |   important. It might conceivably mean that, as~a relatively late
16   2,1,9  |         the fact of its youth may mean~that for it the cycle of
17   2,2,5  |        Divine nature, it does not mean that the synoptics lack
18   2,4,3  |        works of the law” does not mean “good~deeds” in general,
19   2,5,8  |           stars and their eclipse mean (Rev. 8:11-12)? Evidently