Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |    Council of Nicaea, after the Creed had been ~written, after
 2   1,1,7  |       Councils wrote the Nicene Creed, summarizing ~the very essence
 3   1,Add,9|         the .doc-~trines of the creed.. ~ I am fully aware that
 4   1,Add,9|      hold the .doctrines of the creed,. conscientiously and wholeheartedly,
 5   1,Add,9| precisely the .doctrines of the creed. that can enable a desperate ~
 6   1,Add,9|     phrase of St. Irenaeus. The creed is not a relic of ~the past,
 7   1,Add,9|       him. The .imagery. of the creed is for him nothing more
 8   1,Add,0|        of the main message in a creed or in a system, and all
 9   1,Add,1|   accordance with the apostolic creed and ~the evidence of the
10   1,Add,1|         the Fourth century, the Creed (and also the Dominical
11   1,Add,1|       to the non-initiated. The Creed was ~reserved for the candidates
12   1,Add,1|      enrolled and approved. The Creed was communicated, or .traditioned,.
13   1,Add,1|        by the initiated) of the Creed].  The Catechumens ~were
14   1,Add,1|        urged not to divulge the Creed to outsiders and not to
15   1,Add,1|        was improper to set the ~Creed down on paper. For that
16   1,Add,1|        the text of the Ni-~cene Creed, .which only the initiated