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 1 Intro,2|      saving work of Christ, the Apostles and Church Fathers have
 2 1,2    |     need of books. So, too, the apostles, on the day of Pentecost
 3 1,2    |        the world, this also the~apostles all of them preached to
 4 1,3    |    triumph. The early Christian apostles and missionaries, as well
 5 1,3    |       direct experiences by the apostles, the assurance that Christ
 6 1,3    |        words and actions of the apostles are words and actions of
 7 1,3    |         the mighty deeds of the apostles, and the whole triumph of
 8 1,3    |         any such thing that the apostles prevailed. Objectors to
 9 1,3    |    power behind the work of the apostles and their proclamation of
10 1,3    |       manner. The fact that the apostles themselves did not claim
11 1,3    |    modesty. The reason that the apostles did not prove humanly wise
12 1,3    |     basic fact remains that the apostles were what the Book of Acts
13 1,3    |       unpolished and illiterate apostles in order to underscore the
14 1,3    |      sorts.[25]~ ~How could the apostles think of and attempt such
15 1,3    |      Christ arose, spoke to the apostles and infused them with the
16 1,4    |   success since the days of the apostles, so Chrysostom asks, why
17 1,4    | religion; 2) the courage of the apostles in the face of many perils;
18 2,1    |   suffice than that laid by the apostles — Jesus Christ himself,
19 2,1    |        on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ himself
20 2,2    |        and Paul, and the Twelve Apostles, but also lesser known figures
21 2,2    |      and Silas, and the seventy apostles. All these are esteemed
22 2,4    |       that the very life of the apostles could be lived by every
23 2,4    |      his witness to that of the apostles and the Church Fathers who
24 2,4    |     different from those of the Apostles and of the holy and God-inspired
25 3,3    |         seen not only among the Apostles but also among the Church
26 3,4    |       as a present reality. The Apostles began with the announcement
27 4,4    |     death and resurrection, the apostles included in their message
28 4,4    |       anchored on Jesus and the apostles, was its sense of evangelism
29 5,4    |        Peter, the leader of the apostles. He whom Christ called “
30 6,1    |       the case of the Prophets, Apostles and Evangelists. He states: “
31 6,1    |      empowered the Prophets and Apostles. He writes about the Lord.
32 6,1    |         the proclamation of the Apostles. He is totally involved
33 6,3    |   Patriarchs, the Prophets, the Apostles, the Martyrs and all believers.
34 6,5    |         s Kingdom.~ For all the apostles and saints grace is a gift;
35 7,4    |         the great prophets, the apostles, Saint Paul converted on
36 9,2    |        This is the faith of the Apostles! This is the faith of the
37 10,3   |       received from Christ, the Apostles and the Church Fathers.