Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 |    revelation, the unwritten and written word of God. The great biblical
 2 1,2 |        to receive God's truth in written words now recorded in the
 3 1,2 |         This concept of oral and written revelation is traditional
 4 1,2 |       nor the authority of God's written word. For Saint John what
 5 1,2 |       more closely with the four written Gospels and the ministry
 6 1,2 |         unity of the Gospel. The written Gospels are many, yet the
 7 1,2 | Testaments:~ ~For the sum of the written Gospels had its origin hence,
 8 1,2 |        in view not the number of written Gospels but the discrepancy
 9 1,2 |        thousand Gospels would be written, if~the contents of all
10 1,4 |        devil sees the law of God written in the soul, and the heart
11 2,4 |          authority is the Bible. Written for a certain Makarios,
12 2,4 |          pass the saying that is written, ‘Death is swallowed up
13 4,3 |         a new covenant, not in a written code but in the Spirit” (
14 4,3 |         letter from Christ . . . written not with ink but with the
15 4,3 |        your conduct; since it is written, ‘You shall be holy, for
16 5,2 |   Epistle to the Philippians was written from prison, a place of
17 5,2 |      books on the spiritual life written with penetrating insight
18 5,5 |       new covenant in Christ is “written not with ink but with the
19 6,1 |       any controversies. But his written word carries authority as
20 7,5 |    personhood and life, and have written detailed instructions on
21 7,5 |          on confession have been written in our own century. All
22 8,4 |         show. By the time he had written any letters at all, his
23 9,2 |      most magnificent words ever written are the opening words of
24 11,4|       offices, sacred documents, written rules, and oral traditions