Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,6  |        currently available English texts, Orthodox priests prefer
 2   1,1,7  |           gave rise to the written texts which in due course were
 3   1,Add,0|         dealt pri-~marily with the texts; he searched out the hidden
 4   1,Add,0|         was not an exegesis of the texts themselves, but rather an
 5   1,Add,1|           used to quote Scriptural texts and passages ~and to invoke
 6   1,Add,1|           that relied on isolated ~texts, and the Catholics who paid
 7   1,Add,1|      impressive arry of Scriptural texts in the defense of their
 8   1,Add,1|     interpre-~tation of particular texts was only possible in the
 9   1,Add,1|       contended, to quote isolated texts and passages, disregarding
10   1,Add,1| proof-texts, in order to re-~store texts into their proper perspective.
11   1,Add,1|      context in which their proof-~texts are set. The sense of Scripture
12   2,2,2  |              History of the Gospel Texts.~All the Sacred books of
13   2,2,2  |         itself with~preserving the texts of the Sacred Books in their
14   2,2,2  |           printing press, when the texts were copied by hand, and~
15   2,2,2  |          amendment of the Biblical texts. With the~invention of the
16   2,2,2  |  publications~of the New Testament texts in Greek: the “Complete
17   2,2,2  |          and Aramaic New Testament~texts. In making the New American
18   2,2,2  |         translation, all the basic texts~were consulted, and the