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 1 Intro,1|        the gifts of Orthodoxy.” Far from being separate from
 2 Intro,3|       is not a democracy, it is far more and not less than a
 3 1,2    |         till he has become very far distant.[14]~ ~The other
 4 1,3    |    disappearing. And demons, so far from continuing to impose
 5 1,3    |     unlettered, coming~from the far distant country of Palestine,
 6 1,4    |   Spirit can tame a human being far more effectively than human
 7 3,2    |         evangelism must receive far greater prominence as a
 8 3,4    |        The problem was that, as far as Jesus could see, it did
 9 3,4    |       time and money, and to be far better Christians than they
10 5,2    |       to go to Rome and even as far as Spain (Rom. 15:17-29).
11 6,6    |         judgment on any person, far or near. Sure of his own
12 7,3    |         simple Christian may be far more healing for a hurting
13 7,3    |      thought, word, and deed as far as this is humanly possible.”~ ~
14 7,4    |       of the desert perceived a far greater truth, a truth of
15 8,1    |     missionary (Rom. 15:16-29). Far from being an individualist
16 8,3    |    challenge is to consider how far our own Christian identity
17 8,3    | universal new humanity; and how far it is variously shaped by
18 8,4    |          His words indicate how far the meaning of the word “
19 8,4    |        is little doubt that, as far as the social distinction
20 9,2    |  announces to us? No matter how far we have departed from the
21 10,1   |    asked a question: “Abba, how far can one grow in the life
22 10,2   |         power or availability — far from it. Rather, it is that
23 11,4   |         ought to go at least as far as Saint Paul went in affirming
24 11,4   |         God which as yet we are far from having rightly and
25 11,4   |         fully accomplished.~ As far our “roots” in terms of
26 11,4   |        the basis of freedom and far from any shades of proselytism.
27 11,4   |      thought, word and deed, as far as this is humanly possible.”