Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |    believe it to be safe; and practice it to be holy. It contains
 2   1,1,4  | Christian ~Church has not, in practice, had the opportunity to
 3   1,1,4  |        available. However, in practice the purely liturgical use
 4   1,1,5  |     Josephus Flavius, to the ~practice by the ancient Jews of re-examining
 5   1,3,2  |       was rarely followed in ~practice. Most priests limited their
 6   1,Add,4|     life . by putting it into practice. One should first live it, ~
 7   1,Add,4|       a virtue from each into practice. Practice it until it becomes
 8   1,Add,4|      from each into practice. Practice it until it becomes a habit
 9   1,Add,0|      the Bride of Christ). In practice, of course, a true bal-~
10   1,Add,1|    evidence of the historical practice of Christendom. It was the
11   1,Add,1|   appeals, ~is the liturgical practice of the Church. St. Basil
12   1,Add,1|      this ~point that, in the practice of the Fourth century, the
13   2,1,3  |   than worshipping. In actual practice, it seems that from the
14   2,1,6  |     holy living. They~did not practice animal sacrifices but sent
15   2,5,3  |      Milan,~allowing the free practice of religion.~In view of
16   2,5,9  |      introduce the system. In practice, however, it will also be~