Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 3,3 |      their own way of life as concrete proof of what they proclaimed —
 2 3,4 |    the task of preaching more concrete, clear and effective. In
 3 4,1 |    birth of the Church as the concrete community of faith entrusted
 4 4,4 |    community of faith both as concrete testimony of the life of
 5 5,5 |       the new creation taking concrete form through the indwelling
 6 7,1 |     And the crowd witnessed a concrete, dramatic expression of
 7 8,3 |  righteousness,” but with the concrete question of how Gentile
 8 8,3 |      be sure, as peoples with concrete histories we can rejoice
 9 11,3|       roots,” that is, to the concrete and fundamental areas of
10 11,3|     because the faith and the concrete expressions of faithfulness
11 11,3| respective communities as the concrete contexts of worship, life,