Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Pref |    foundation of the Church. When proclaimed effectively with the living
 2 1,2  |        gospel was anticipated and proclaimed by human and angelic beings
 3 1,2  |  Christian good news which can be proclaimed and celebrated in its integrity
 4 2,1  |            lived, celebrated, and proclaimed by the Church. Respect for
 5 2,1  | faithfully received and genuinely proclaimed. As Orthodoxy stands at
 6 2,2  |      liturgical attention and are proclaimed as part of the saving work
 7 2,3  | Chrysostom, took up the cross and proclaimed the good news in the face
 8 2,4  |        Apostle Paul, Saint Symeon proclaimed in bold terms the necessity
 9 2,4  |         birth,” just as Jesus had proclaimed to Nicodemos in the Gospel
10 3,3  |       concrete proof of what they proclaimed — God’s love and forgiveness,
11 3,3  |          words, the Gospel is not proclaimed and taught with sufficient
12 3,4  |           love and forgiveness is proclaimed and taught in various ways,
13 4,1  |       Church as God’s people, and proclaimed to all as universal good
14 4,2  |           raised their voices and proclaimed the God of Israel as the
15 4,3  |         days, the Prophet Ezekiel proclaimed a dramatic vision of God’
16 4,4  |    content of the Gospel which is proclaimed as good news? The heart
17 4,4  |   redemption through his Son. The proclaimed Gospel is the active power
18 4,4  |      precious gift is effectively proclaimed and faithfully received,
19 6,1  |           spiritual elder who was proclaimed a saint some years ago.
20 7,4  |        two generations the Church proclaimed him a saint and gave him
21 9,1  |         Jesus was interpreted and proclaimed as the decisive arrival
22 9,2  |       disciples of Christ. Philip proclaimed: “We have found Him of whom
23 9,3  |       unto death, he nevertheless proclaimed the Gospel and carried the