Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,4 |        there was a widely spread belief the Lord of the world will
 2 2, 1,2 | instilled in them an unshakeable belief that He is the Messiah.
 3 3, 0,5 |      Kingdom. According to their belief, the Messiah Himself must
 4 3, 0,16|          humility, as it is of a belief in the miraculous power
 5 3, 0,17|         through this mode, bring belief in the higher, the unseeable.”
 6 4, 1,16|       although not having a firm belief in Him — invited the Lord
 7 5, 0,28|         some other). There was a belief among the people that before
 8 5, 0,44|         great grandparents. This belief was based on the law of
 9 5, 0,44|          reached an indisputable belief that “this Man is a sinner.” “
10 5, 0,69|   request that He increase their belief, because they felt that
11 6, 3,1 |       118) were sung. The common belief among the liturgists is
12 6, 4,8 |       bring the whole world into belief in Christ as the Messiah.
13 7, 0,5 |         inclined toward a living belief. And thus, apparently with
14 7, 0,9 |          in an absolute and firm belief in the genuineness of Christ’
15 7, 0,9 |        within the 11 Apostles, a belief in their Divine mission.
16 7, 0,10|      which he preconditioned his belief in the Lord’s resurrection.
17 7, 0,10|    avenues before you — absolute belief and conclusive spiritual
18 7, 0,10|        that he did. In any case, belief inflamed within him, and
19 7, 0,10|        these words, not only his belief in Christ’s Resurrection,
20 7, 0,10|      Divinity.~Nonetheless, this belief is still based on sentient
21 7, 0,10|          gave preference to that belief, which is based on the word
22 7, 0,10|          similar confirmation of belief like Thomas did, or continuous
23 7, 0,10|         This is the best type of belief.~Saint John concludes his
24 7, 0,10|        sufficient to confirm the belief in Christ’s Divinity and