Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |    their attention. Could these holy men, who had resigned them­
 2 1,8 |        their race came the Most‑holy Virgin Mary, that Jesus
 3 1,8 |         Church sings: “Rejoice, holy Zion, thou mother of the
 4 2,5 | Pentecost, now the feast of the Holy Trinity, Acts. 2:16). The
 5 2,5 |        2:16). The coming of the Holy Spirit to found a body in
 6 5,3 |       where harlot= qedeshah, a holy woman, cf. Gen. 38:21f,
 7 6,8 |         recognized that God was holy (qadosh), i.e. separate (
 8 6,8 |   especially in the phrase “the Holy One of Israel,” which occurs
 9 6,8 |        Isaiah). Not only is God holy, but Israel should alos
10 6,8 |       but Israel should alos be holy.~ Isaiah’s message is one
11 6,8 |         sacrifice. All the high holy days and family events were
12 6,8 |      clean of personal sins and holy, endures all these sufferings
13 6,8 |       the Messiah, named in the Holy Scriptures “the Lion of
14 6,8 |      the book, interpreting the Holy Scripture):~ ~“The Holy
15 6,8 |         Holy Scripture):~ ~“The Holy and Blessed God made the
16 6,8 |     created as yet. To that the Holy and Blessed God answered:
17 6,8 |  orthodox Hebrew experts of the Holy Scriptures are valuable,
18 6,9 |  neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption. Thou
19 6,5 |       of the personality of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament
20 11,6|     Historical Geography of the Holy Land, p. 483f; N. Glueck:
21 13,2|   learnt all the details of his holy duties to which he looked
22 13,4|         not be listened to. The Holy Spirit by returning him
23 13,2|     whole point is that this is holy water. Much the same must
24 15,4|       are the dimensions of the Holy Place in the Tabernacle,
25 17,9|         is to discover what the Holy Spirit would have us learn
26 17,3|      and the restoration of the Holy City of Jerusalem, St. Daniel
27 17,3|        for your people and your Holy City, so that the crime
28 17,3|         would be sealed and the Holy of Holies anointed. Therefore
29 17,3|       means “seven.” Seven is a holy number, symbolically meaning
30 17,3|       Judaic nation and for the holy city are determined 70 “
31 17,3|         until the coming of the Holy of Holies (Christ), who
32 17,3|    leader, who will destroy the holy city and the Temple.~ It
33 17,3|       when they will see in the Holy Place “abomination of desolation,”
34 18,1|        viction that we show the Holy Spirit no respect, when
35 18,1|        anonymity imposed by the Holy Spirit Himself.~ There is