Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,3 |  Christianity. He is distinctly conscious of the victorious legacy
 2 2,4 |     without the renewed life in conscious union with Christ and the
 3 3,2 |     fellow parishioners in both conscious and unconscious ways. A
 4 3,4 |  belongs and thus to create the conscious awareness that the Christ
 5 5,2 |       Paul’s spirituality was a conscious communion with the risen
 6 5,2 |      Christian existence into a conscious sacrament of grace through
 7 5,4 |        people, requires a free, conscious choice to know God through
 8 5,5 |     invocation and becomes more conscious in a vital relationship
 9 5,5 |       of new creation becomes a conscious, transforming reality through
10 5,5 |       through prayer, we become conscious of His personal presence
11 6,4 |        on Christ and avoid self‑conscious attention either to the
12 6,5 | spiritual condition of being in conscious communion with God and freely
13 7,4 |      the Christian becomes more conscious in the second stage of illumination.
14 7,4 |         can testify to an inner conscious awareness of grace working
15 8,3 |       as Christians in a rather conscious way. Of course he is not
16 8,4 |  Apostle would indeed be highly conscious of the road he traveled
17 8,4 |      with Him, the stronger our conscious identity as His Body, the
18 10,3|      changes, but by means of a conscious, deliberate, and consistent
19 10,3|        report, “must become the conscious focus of preaching, teaching,
20 10,5|      decision, a deliberate and conscious act of the will, which is