Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4|    seasonal services are never heard by many faithful, and when
 2 Intro,4|    faithful, and when they are heard, they are not understood.
 3 Intro,6|       creates is never seen or heard.” Orthodoxy cannot successfully
 4 1,3    |     John tells how he once had heard a Christian debating in
 5 1,4    |    Where Scripture is read and heard among receptive souls becomes
 6 1,4    |        the things which he has heard; so shall his~hopes will
 7 2,4    |       beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with
 8 3,3    | adequately seen, communicated, heard, lived, and celebrated as
 9 3,4    |  recited many times. They have heard the frequent doxologies
10 3,4    |       there a confession to be heard or a counseling meeting
11 3,4    |       daily lives of those who heard and welcome His message
12 3,4    |    hardly mentioned. Little is heard about Christ Himself — His
13 5,2    |  revelations of the Lord” and “heard things that cannot be told” (
14 6,1    |      revulsion. He immediately heard a sweet voice saying: “Just
15 6,2    |        that he has not~seen or heard tell of, and does not know?
16 7,4    |       a parable they had never heard before. “I saw,” said Abba
17 10,5   |      and to come under what is heard. This third spiritual principle