Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 |       these central truths that form the foundation of Christian
 2 3,4 |    general familiarity with the form and language of the liturgical
 3 4,3 |   baptize and teach in order to form and build up the Church
 4 4,3 |     They Cried to the Lord: The Form and Theology of Biblical
 5 5,5 |        creation taking concrete form through the indwelling of
 6 6,1 |         the Saint's life in the form of inspired notations.~
 7 6,2 |     Many beheld Christ in human form, but not all knew Him as
 8 6,4 |       of which Christ spoke. No form of activity necessarily
 9 6,4 |       our prayers.~ The highest form of prayer is the interior
10 7,5 | interpreted, and presented in a form useful to the ministry of
11 8,4 |  including language, epistolary form, dialogic manner of exposition
12 8,4 |        least from the classical form of its religious heritage”
13 8,4 |    Justin Martyr and Eirenaios, form a golden cord of amazing
14 9,2 |       be united together and to form a mighty torch of fire witnessing
15 10,4|       abusive . . . holding the form of religion but denying
16 11,2|  elucidation of theories in the form of a scholastic exercise,
17 11,4|         Muslims occurred in the form of debates and disputes.~  [