Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 |        undeserved gifts given on account of God's great love toward
 2 1,3 |       human power could possibly account for such great results of
 3 2,2 |      ecclesiology must take into account the constitutive reality
 4 2,2 |          provide a comprehensive account of Jesus’ ministry, reflecting
 5 2,3 |     courage and died in exile on account of his uncompromising witness
 6 2,3 |          are undeserved gifts on account of God's great love toward
 7 3,4 |   abstract religious truth or an account of an important event in
 8 4,2 |         Chief among them are the account of the birth of Jesus as
 9 4,2 |   implications. For example, the account of the baptism of Jesus
10 4,3 |         Son of God. Saint Paul’s account of the Lord’s Supper in
11 5,4 |       against spiritual pride on account of the abundance of revelations.
12 6,1 |         first is an interpretive account of the life and teaching
13 7,1 |         Development.~ The Gospel account of the woman caught in adultery
14 7,1 | historical detail, this dramatic account leads us to perceive divergent
15 7,3 |         diagnosis must take into account at least two fundamental
16 7,4 |    Desert Fathers similar to the account of the adulterous woman
17 9,3 |         what true triumph is. On account of his courageous stance,
18 11,4|          Christians above all on account of their numerous theoretical
19 11,4|       and existence. In fact, on account of the faithfulness of God
20 11,4|           50]. A recent thorough account of St. John Chrysostom's
21 11,4|      1995).~  [51]. For a fuller account of Saint John Chrysostom’