Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 |      therein; again, we are the temple, He the~Indweller (enoikos);
 2 4,2 |       Jewish life and thought — Temple, Jewish festivals, Old Testament
 3 4,3 |     with the destruction of the Temple and the exile to Babylon.
 4 4,3 |    shekinah, departing from the Temple and leaving the people unprotected.
 5 4,3 |       of worship or not, is the temple of the Holy Spirit and should
 6 4,3 |        a return to the physical Temple of Jerusalem but to the
 7 4,3 |      now formed the new, living temple of the Lord. Saint Paul
 8 4,3 |         know that you are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit dwells
 9 4,3 |         in you? . . . For God’s temple is holy, and that temple
10 4,3 |        temple is holy, and that temple you are” (1 Cor. 3:16-17).
11 5,2 |      Jewish religious life, the Temple and the synagogues. When
12 5,2 |         money changers from the Temple area, He did so in order
13 5,2 |         zeal was to restore the Temple from a “den of robbers”
14 5,3 |      coal from the altar of the Temple and touched the prophet’
15 5,4 |          The Mosaic Law and the Temple were given so that the Israelites
16 5,4 |   themselves are now the living Temple of God and that they were
17 5,4 |      the world. “For we are the Temple of God; as God said: ‘I
18 5,5 |        based on the Law and the Temple cult, defined the essence
19 6,4 |  possible. The soul is the true temple of God. For the man who
20 8,2 |        raising issues about the Temple and other Jewish customs (
21 8,3 | questioned the authority of the Temple, the Law and Jewish customs
22 9,2 |       very bodies which are the temple of the Holy Spirit. Thus,
23 9,3 |       He went on to cleanse the Temple to make it a house of prayer,
24 9,3 |        Jerusalem and burned the Temple. a magnificent parade, which
25 9,3 |        10% of his income to the Temple. And yet it was this righteous
26 10,1|         people who are His holy temple. As God has promised, “I