Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2,3 |   Judaizing,” as Chrysostom is quite aware. Thus Saint Paul's
 2 4,2 |      that the reference is not quite trinitarian in the sense
 3 5,5 |     sins. While in prayer, and quite unexpectedly, he was granted
 4 8,2 |      can imagine, would create quite a stir preaching his message
 5 8,3 |   yielded interpretive results quite conflicting with those of
 6 8,3 |     the gift of the Spirit led quite naturally to the Christian
 7 8,4 | although originally Roman, was quite likely given to him in its
 8 8,4 |   banquets at pagan temples is quite another which is not. The
 9 9,2 |     The family clan, now grown quite large, was very proud of
10 11,4|      relations would have been quite different. Christians in