Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 |          the Marcionites who had taken these words of Saint Paul
 2 1,3 |  epiphany of the Word of God has taken place, the darkness of idols
 3 2,1 |         West where Orthodoxy has taken root.~ However, the good
 4 2,2 |       texts, these texts must be taken as they stand in their canonical
 5 2,2 |          and Christians were not taken as merely figurative, a
 6 3,4 |     institution of religion, had taken the place of the living
 7 4,2 |        of God as Holy Trinity is taken in the New Testament. This
 8 5,3 |         your lips; your guilt is taken away, and your sin is forgiven.”
 9 6,5 |    overturned and his fortresses taken.... The war is a stubborn
10 7,3 |        of the divine presence is taken with utter seriousness,
11 7,3 |       its universal scope is not taken seriously, any theological
12 8,4 | generations a great reversal has taken place in biblical scholarship.
13 10,3|          of relevant issues were taken up concerning the future
14 11,2|       survived but the woman was taken away and eventually killed.
15 11,4|          11:28). Christians have taken to heart Saint Paul's critiques
16 11,4|        This idea and language is taken from W. A. Elwell and R.
17 11,4|         171-193.~  [130]. A hymn taken from the sixth canticle