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 1 Intro,2|       balance on such matters as Bible and tradition, faith and
 2 1,2    |        authoritative view of the Bible is the basis for Chrysostom'
 3 1,2    |          hearing and reading the Bible as the divine, all-sufficient
 4 1,2    |      Chrysostom views all of the Bible as a source of truth and
 5 1,2    |          literalistic way to the Bible alone or even to the Gospels.
 6 2,2    |        the saving message of the Bible as a whole. Rich liturgical
 7 2,2    |     larger saving message of the Bible as the word of God and prompts
 8 2,3    |         the witness of the whole Bible in its own historical and
 9 2,4    |      saving message of the whole Bible, Christ being its center.
10 2,4    |      source and authority is the Bible. Written for a certain Makarios,
11 2,4    |      from the whole story of the Bible — creation, fall, redemption,
12 3,4    |        They have listened to the Bible, and particularly the Psalms
13 3,4    |  services, the readings from the Bible, as well as the teachings
14 4,2    |        witness of Scripture. The Bible speaks of the saving activities
15 4,2    |          the living faith of the Bible. The Church Fathers were
16 4,2    |        primarily students of the Bible. Having in view the whole
17 4,2    |      mystery as expressed in the Bible. However, their dominant
18 5,2    |        and reading one book, the Bible, until bad health forced
19 5,4    |         A number of image in the Bible and tradition exemplify
20 6,1    |        of prayer, reading of the Bible and hearing and reading
21 6,5    |          new but derive from the Bible. Jesus and John the Baptist
22 9,2    |        the interpretation of the Bible. Exegesato means that Christ
23 10,2   |     Church, or Christianity. The Bible calls this condition spiritual
24 10,2   |        to grow in the Faith. The Bible calls this condition lukewarmness.
25 10,2   |        and arbitrary choice. The Bible calls this heresy, whether
26 10,2   |          the Tradition. This the Bible calls hypocrisy and self-righteousness.
27 10,2   |        the present age. This the Bible calls idolatry, the worship
28 10,5   |       objective teachings of the Bible and the Church, as we have
29 11,4   |          Principle in the Hebrew Bible,” The Greek Orthodox Theological
30 11,4   | Jones-Golitzin, “The Role of the Bible in the Orthodox Tradition,”