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 1 Intro,1|      especially important today to be clear about these weighty matters
 2 1,2    |             contents. Therefore it is clear that the four Gospels are
 3 1,3    |               cities; so, too, in the clear light of the Gospel as it
 4 1,4    |             30] Here again we catch a clear view of Chrysostom’s underlying
 5 1,4    |            the early centuries. It is clear that he had given much tought
 6 2,1    |              New Testament also bears clear witness that the fullness
 7 3,1    |               the substantive task is clear and decisive for all: What
 8 3,2    |            and the consequent loss of clear boundaries of community,
 9 3,2    |         commission pointed to prayer, clear teaching and the Gospel.
10 3,4    | evangelization is leading people to a clear response to the Gospel.
11 3,4    |              preaching more concrete, clear and effective. In similar
12 4,2    |            biblical texts, is utterly clear and overpowering: if Scripture
13 5,3    |              the Old Testament became clear in the New. In the New Testament
14 6,4    |       definition of prayer. Yet it is clear from his notations that
15 7,3    |               temptation to violate a clear spiritual principle or biblical
16 8,4    |          open-ended discernment and a clear awareness of the Church
17 8,4    |            that eventually led to the clear consciousness among Christians
18 9,1    |              the Church can present a clear and powerful message to
19 9,2    |          chest?” No one could offer a clear answer. Few seemed to know
20 9,2    |               of Orthodoxy. Let us be clear: Orthodoxy is Christ and
21 10,3   |         canons or at least to develop clear criteria for their interpretation
22 10,5   |        entails specific knowledge and clear spiritual principles. God
23 10,5   |               witness of Christ and a clear way of life. Christian faith