Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 |         of humanity and humanity having fellowship with angels. . .
 2 1,2 |         stand apart it perishes, having nothing whereon to support
 3 1,2 |       its origin hence, from God having~become man and having been
 4 1,2 |        God having~become man and having been crucified and having
 5 1,2 |        having been crucified and having risen. This gospel also
 6 1,3 |        country of Palestine, and having beaten off their own ground~
 7 2,2 |        bearing divine powers and having decisive consequences according
 8 2,3 |    blessed commandments, so that having conquered~sinful desires
 9 3,1 |       Orthodox Church is needed, having to do with the “internal
10 4,2 |      another direct triadic text having the marks of an early Christian
11 4,2 | primarily students of the Bible. Having in view the whole history
12 4,3 |          1:15-16/Lev. 11:44-45). Having tasted the kindness of the
13 4,3 |        kindness of the Lord, and having been cleansed and sanctified
14 5,5 |          yielding to thoughts of having achieved great spiritual
15 6,1 |         of the mysteries of God. Having discerned and renounced
16 6,1 |         make the daring claim of having within him the same grace
17 6,2 |      Abiding in His presence and having daily fellowship with the
18 6,5 |      forces. Saint Paul spoke of having the mind of Christ. This
19 6,6 |         love our enemies without having the Holy Spirit. When we
20 7,2 |     diagnosis are parallel terms having to do with knowing and knowledge.
21 8,2 |          to be American citizens having established roots in American
22 9,2 |       things with joy, O Savior, having come to save the world.”~
23 10,2|       Christian in name only and having little or no significant
24 11,2|         the latter, without ever having seen a single Bulgarian,
25 11,4|     which as yet we are far from having rightly and fully accomplished.~