Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,3 |      than the philosopher, thus victory easily falling to the pagan.
 2 1,3 |  overcame Plato in results, the victory was brilliant. It showed
 3 2,4 |         resurrection, the great victory of the Word of Life over
 4 2,4 |        Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is thy victory?
 5 2,4 |  victory. O death, where is thy victory? O death, where is your
 6 6,1 |     world and Christ's glorious victory over sin and death mark
 7 6,5 |      God at the center of life. Victory depends on complete reliance
 8 6,5 | Christian struggle to spiritual victory by God's grace.~ ~
 9 9,3 |        communion of Saints, the victory of righteous men and women
10 9,3 |        enduring monument to the victory of the saints.”~ Yet we
11 9,3 |        all humanity, a splendid victory over the powers of sin and
12 9,3 |  depicting carved scenes of his victory. His triumph was an exaltation
13 9,3 |        proclamation of Christ’s victory over death bringing new
14 9,3 |        s triumph, not ours. The victory of the true Faith is God’
15 9,3 |         the true Faith is God’s victory, not ours. The mission to
16 9,3 |         triumph, sharers of His victory, co-workers in His mission.
17 10,3|   triumphalistic celebration of victory over others, but rather