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 1 1, 0,6 |        the 25th of March. Having accepted the glad tidings, Blessed
 2 1, 1,2 |        the Small” introduced the accepted method of calculating the
 3 1, 1,2 |          Christian countries and accepted by civil authorities, even
 4 1, 1,2 |         in January 765, Augustus accepted Tiberius as a co-ruler.
 5 1, 1,2 |         people’s souls, who have accepted the Saviour; they are happy
 6 1, 1,2 |        souls of humans that have accepted Christ, so does the inner
 7 2, 1,2 |    Messiah, Son of God, that had accepted all the sins of the world
 8 3, 0,5 |        Spirit is spirit.” He who accepted the rebirth from the Spirit,
 9 3, 0,8 |     created the Samaritans. They accepted the Five Books of Moses,
10 3, 0,8 |         that the Samaritans have accepted only the Pentateuch, rejecting
11 4, 0,19|       just as the ancient Church accepted this, guided specifically
12 4, 1,14|      have believed in Christ and accepted His Divine teachings with
13 4, 1,18|         East, it has always been accepted to count part of a day or
14 4, 1,19|         accord, it can be safely accepted that the “brothers” were
15 4, 2,21|          world. The Jews, having accepted these words literally, became
16 5, 0,43| Pharisees, relying on the widely accepted rule that no person can
17 5, 0,43|          about Himself cannot be accepted as genuine. The Lord responded
18 5, 0,43|      Truth taught by Him must be accepted as inseparable to this.
19 5, 0,67|    preceding parable, would have accepted him, after his death, into
20 5, 0,74|       the Kingdom of God must be accepted in the heart with the same
21 6, 4,6 |      their naivety, the Apostles accepted the Lord’s words literally
22 6, 4,7 |    faithful in general that have accepted the Holy Spirit, becoming
23 6, 4,9 |       the fact that the Lord had accepted all the sins of the world
24 6, 5   |          have been taken that He accepted this blow as warranted,
25 6, 6,2 |         ancient times it was the accepted thing to abbreviate personal
26 6, 6,4 |          narrates that as it was accepted generally, that everyone
27 6, 7   |          orders (as was normally accepted), a small wooden plaque