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| Alphabetical [« »] ancient-jewish 1 ancients 2 and 3805 andrew 14 anew 13 angel 53 angel-slayers 1 | Frequency [« »] 14 adultery 14 alive 14 allow 14 andrew 14 approach 14 argument 14 ascension | Archbishop Averky (Tauchev) Explanation of the four Gospels IntraText - Concordances andrew |
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1 2, 1,2 | One of the followers was Andrew, and the other — Evangelist 2 2, 1,2 | conversing with the Lord, Andrew was the first to announce 3 2, 1,2 | translated, the Christ).” Thus, Andrew became not only known as 4 2, 1,2 | leader of the Apostles. When Andrew brought his brother to Christ, 5 2, 1,2 | The following day, after Andrew and John’s visit, Jesus 6 3, 0,11| the Lord in Jordan, were Andrew and John, who were later 7 3, 0,11| number of places. Peter and Andrew were forced to call upon 8 3, 0,11| both brothers — Peter and Andrew: “Follow Me, and I will 9 3, 0,14| Simon and those with him ie. Andrew, John and James also started 10 4, 0,24| Apostles: 1) Simon-Peter, 2) Andrew, 3) James, 4) John, 5) Philip, 11 4, 2,19| 6:38). Having found out, Andrew replied to Him: “There is 12 6, 1,2 | passed on the request to Andrew. Philip and Andrew were 13 6, 1,2 | request to Andrew. Philip and Andrew were the only Lord’s disciples 14 7, 0,11| are usually placed after Andrew and Peter. The Apostles