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 1 1,2 |     neither the truth nor the authority of God's written word. For
 2 2,2 |        the creative power and authority of tradition, the sacramental
 3 2,3 |      is affirmed. The supreme authority of Scripture is unquestioned,
 4 2,4 | mission. Its chief source and authority is the Bible. Written for
 5 3,4 | wisdom and skill but on God’s authority and power. It is a message
 6 4,1 |    the following words:~ ~All authority in heaven and on earth has
 7 4,2 |       Lord who declares: “All authority in heaven and on earth has
 8 4,2 |     28:18). Who has given all authority to the risen Christ? It
 9 4,2 |    God the Father in whom all authority in heaven and on earth resides.
10 4,2 |      The words concerning the authority of Jesus sum up the christology
11 4,2 |     reveal him.~ ~Full divine authority radiates from the risen
12 4,2 |       worship. By this divine authority, which Jesus as risen Lord
13 4,2 |    God, possesses full divine authority, He can be placed on the
14 6,1 |      his written word carries authority as a personal witness on
15 6,1 |       His was an inner loving authority received directly from God.
16 7,1 |     will be subverted and the authority of the tradition be compromised.
17 7,1 | concerned about upholding the authority of the law and tradition.
18 8,3 | seemed to have questioned the authority of the Temple, the Law and
19 8,4 |      of the divine origin and authority of the Gospel, he describes
20 9,1 |      regarding jurisdictional authority and the long-standing divisions
21 10,3|      granted the hierarchy of authority in the Church. This is not
22 11,4|     change in the Church. The authority of traditional consciousness