Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,1 |        homilies on Matthew, John, Acts, Romans, I Corinthians and
 2 1,3 |           homilies on the Book of Acts and on 1 Corinthians.~ As
 3 1,3 |         contemplates the scope of Acts, Saint John sees God's power
 4 1,3 |          For St. John the Book of Acts is, on the one hand, a great
 5 1,3 |     primary figure in the Book of Acts. Chrysostom states: “The
 6 1,3 |      Christ did and said; but the Acts, of what that other Comforter [
 7 1,3 |    fashion in his first homily on Acts. If Christ did not rise
 8 1,3 | conversions. In a later homily on Acts, St. John lifts up the example
 9 1,3 |    apostles were what the Book of Acts tells of them: “uneducated
10 1,3 |           agrammatoi kai idiotai, Acts 4:13).[24]~ But what of
11 2,2 |    Christian worship. The Book of Acts and the Letters of Paul
12 2,2 |   exalting especially God's great acts of deliverance which Scripture
13 2,2 |           In antiquity the ritual acts among Jews and Christians
14 2,2 |        indeed more so, the ritual acts of Baptism and the Eucharist,
15 2,2 |  liturgist not only proclaims but acts out the contents of the
16 2,2 |         to the central liturgical acts. According to the Orthodox
17 2,4 |       life of creation. The chief acts by which he accomplished
18 3,4 |          Giver of light and life (Acts 2:22-36). The Church has
19 4,2 |          of God as Trinity (e.g., Acts 1:1-5; 1 Cor. 12:1-6; 2
20 4,2 |      isolated, solitary deity. He acts and reveals Himself, again
21 4,3 |           the communal liturgical acts which incorporate and transform
22 4,3 |      dependent on the sacramental acts alone. For in fact and by
23 4,4 |            and the Giver of life (Acts 2:22-36).~ One of the most
24 6,4 |     prayerfully lives, thinks and acts with spontaneous awareness
25 6,4 |           mind” but he speaks and acts according to the promptings
26 6,6 |          for him... the soul that acts~after this fashion is loved
27 7,4 |    attitudes, wrong values, wrong acts, wrong use of things — all
28 8,1 |        Saint Paul, Roman citizen (Acts 22:27-28), zealous Pharisee (
29 8,2 |           the case of the Book of Acts when the flow of Gentiles
30 8,2 |     possessing Roman citizenship (Acts 22:27-28). He learned Greek
31 8,2 |         and other Jewish customs (Acts 6:1,8-14; 9:1-18) he was
32 8,3 |         Already the Hellenists of Acts, that is to say, the Greek-speaking
33 8,3 |         persecution against them (Acts 6:13,-14; 8:1). The Apostle
34 8,3 |          circumcised to be saved (Acts 15:1). Gentile Christians
35 8,3 |            The Apostolic Council (Acts 15; Gal. 2) by supporting
36 9,1 |   foundational beliefs and ritual acts, for example, the proclamation
37 9,2 |          according to the Book of Acts (1:12-15). On that awesome
38 9,2 |     resting on each one of them” (Acts 2:1 On that day the risen
39 9,3 |  according to the mind of Christ (Acts 15:28;1 Cor. 2:16).~2)     
40 10,1|           like “tongues of fire” (Acts 2:3). Christianity began
41 10,2|       early Church in the Book of Acts. Saint Gregory the Theologian,
42 11,2|          has led people to commit acts of unspeakable injustice
43 11,3|           gifts, covenants, great acts of deliverance, laws, faithful
44 11,4|             pp. 69-70.~  [21]. On Acts, Homily 1.~  [22]. Ibid.~  [
45 11,4|             22]. Ibid.~  [23]. On Acts, Homily 4.~  [24]. On First