Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 Intro, A,1|     history of the~Church, from of old was called straight, right,
  2 Intro, A,4|          divided into books of the Old Testament and the books
  3 Intro, A,4|         recognizes 38 books of the Old Testament. After the example
  4 Intro, A,4|           After the example of the Old Testament~Church (Although
  5 Intro, A,4|            sense a “Church” in the Old Testament also, composed
  6 Intro, A,4|          the righteous ones of the Old Testament with~Him into
  7 Intro, A,4|   celebrates the feast days of the Old Testament Forefathers,~Patriarchs,
  8 Intro, A,4|            canonical” books of the Old Testament are: 1. Genesis,
  9 Intro, A,4|        non-canonical” books of the Old Testament are~commonly called
 10 Intro, A,4|            the canon of the sacred Old Testament books. (The~“non-canonical”
 11 Intro, A,4|        non-canonical” books of the Old Testament accepted by the
 12 Intro, A,4|           Greek translation of the Old Testament made by the “Seventy”
 13 Intro, A,4|      century B.C. to translate the Old Testament~into Greek. The
 14 Intro, A,4|        non-canonical” books of the Old Testament are: Tobit,~Judith,
 15 Intro, A,4|         the canonical books of the Old~and New Testaments.) the
 16 Intro, A,4|         non-canonical books of the Old Testament~has always been
 17 Intro, A,5|            the sacred books of the Old and New Testaments;~• in
 18 Intro, C,1|        says a~righteous man of the Old Testament (Ps. 115:1). And
 19 I, 1,6    |           is above all being.” The Old Testament “Jehovah,” “He
 20 I, 1,10   |          like a garment shall grow old, and as a vesture shalt~
 21 I, 1,12   |            Sacred Scripture of the Old Testament concentrates its~
 22 I, 1,18   |            Sacred Scripture of the Old Testament is entirely penetrated
 23 I, 1,18   |     monotheism. The history~of the Old Testament is the history
 24 I, 2,2    |  Indications of the Trinity in the Old Testament.~The truth of
 25 I, 2,2    |   expressed in a veiled way in the Old Testament,~only half-revealed.
 26 I, 2,2    |            only half-revealed. The Old Testament testimonies of
 27 I, 2,2    |          The chief passages in the Old Testament which testify
 28 I, 2,2    |     indicate those passages in the Old Testament Revelation where
 29 I, 2,6    |          times in the books of~the Old Testament. Such are the
 30 I, 2,6    |          New Testament, but of the Old Testament as well. Thus,~
 31 II, 3,6   |           example, during illness,~old age, or drunkenness — the
 32 II, 3,6   |           this idea foreign to the Old Testament. It is expressed
 33 II, 3,6   |           without any doubt in the~Old Testament, because there
 34 II, 3,6   |        people, since each of these Old Testament righteous ones
 35 II, 3,6   |         death was expressed in the Old Testament as a descent into
 36 II, 3,6   |         Psalms.~But already in the Old Testament, and especially
 37 II, 5,2   |         only a few passages in the Old Testament Revelation. We~
 38 II, 5,2   |            the “great dragon, that old serpent” (Apoc. 12:9).~The
 39 II, 5,3   |             the great dragon, that old serpent” (Apoc. 12:9). In
 40 II, 5,3   |            the~sacred books of the Old Testament are filled with
 41 II, 5,3   |             lists a whole choir of Old Testament righteous ones,
 42 II, 5,3   |         womb” (Luke 1:15). But the Old Testament righteous ones
 43 II, 5,3   |     Orthodox scholar in the Greek (Old Calendar) Church describes
 44 II, 6,2   |            calls the period of the Old Testament “childhood,” the
 45 II, 6,2   |          dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the devil
 46 II, 6,2   |           closer to the end of the Old Testament period, numerous
 47 II, 6,2   |           and the cessation of the Old Testament, that is, the
 48 II, 6,2   |          of the three~parts of the old world towards the end of
 49 II, 6,2   |       world towards the end of the Old Testament period. Under
 50 II, 6,3   |         Christ, as the prophets of old time have spoken~concerning
 51 II, 6,3   |       itself, still neither in the Old Testament nor in the New
 52 II, 6,4   |           of God from a virgin the Old Testament Scriptures speak:
 53 II, 6,5   |            image given both in~the Old Testament and the New Testament
 54 II, 6,6   |         the prophetic books of the Old Testament, and in particular
 55 II, 6,6   |          Cross of the Lord for the Old Testament world, a significance
 56 II, 6,6   |           which were placed in~the Old Testament: a) the curses
 57 II, 6,7   |          the Royal,~is that in the Old Testament the calling to
 58 II, 6,7   |           with the ministry~of the Old Testament high priests and
 59 II, 6,7   |           They were priests of the Old Testament; whereas this
 60 II, 6,7   |         and elevatedly than in the Old Testament, and inspires
 61 II, 6,7   |          of a Christian.~While the Old Testament law inspires one
 62 II, 6,7   |      eternal, spiritual~goods.~The Old Testament law, however,
 63 II, 6,7   |      relation of Christians to the Old Testament, the Blessed Theodoret
 64 II, 6,7   |           this, we revere~also the Old Testament as a mother’s
 65 II, 6,7   |         the less, we take from the~Old Testament a different benefit:
 66 II, 6,7   |           people alone, as was the Old~Testament law.~Therefore,
 67 II, 6,8   |      expressed in the words of the Old Testament Psalm, “In hades~
 68 II, 6,8   |   imprisoned also the souls of the Old~Testament righteous ones.
 69 II, 6,8   |      brought up from there all the Old Testament righteous ones
 70 II, 6,8   |            and pious people of the Old Testament, those of whom
 71 II, 7,1   |         meaning it was used in the Old Testament also (the Hebrew~
 72 II, 7,3   |        Epistle to~the Hebrews. The Old Testament Chief Priests “
 73 II, 8,1   |        must cleanse in oneself the old leaven, so as to be a new
 74 II, 8,1   |          the righteous ones of the Old Testament like Abel, Enoch,
 75 II, 8,1   |        that he was purged~from his old sins” (2 Pet. 1:3-9). We
 76 II, 8,3   |           a man be born~when he is old?” the Saviour replied that
 77 II, 8,3   |          receives, in place of the old existence he had, a new
 78 II, 8,4   |           this case because in the~Old Testament the anointment
 79 II, 8,4   |            the ancient~rite, as of old it was the custom to anoint
 80 II, 8,9   |            of the mystery.~Even in Old Testament times oil signified
 81 II, 9,2   |            without purpose.~In the Old Testament Church also there
 82 II, 9,4   | incomparably more exalted than the Old Testament~ones. Although
 83 II, 9,4   |       Testament~ones. Although the Old Testament services were
 84 II, 9,4   |         with as “decayed and grown old” and near to “vanishing
 85 II, 9,5   |         art is a gift from God. Of old under Moses “The Lord hath
 86 II, 9,5   |          walls and curtains of the Old Testament Temple,~there
 87 II, 9,6   |            remain on~earth.~In the Old Testament there was no veneration
 88 II, 9,6   |      Church's history.~Even in the Old Testament, when saints were
 89 Add, 0,5  |          Zachariah, ch. 3) are the Old Testament~righteous ones
 90 Add, 0,7  |          like a garment shall~grow old, and as a vesture shalt
 91 App, 1    |         Church. In particular,~the Old Catholics nearer to Orthodoxy,
 92 App, 2    |         God, a fear of God. In the Old Testament this feeling led
 93 App, 3    |         from the Culminator~of the Old Testament and from the Founder
 94 App, 4    |          the sacred books both the Old Testament (in~the Greek
 95 App, 4    |      wisdom” (1 Cor. 1:30).~In the Old Testament Sacred Scripture
 96 App, 4    |           this word here. In other Old Testament books separate
 97 App, 4    |    prophecies of the Savior in the Old Testament prophets.~Since
 98 App, 4    |           the Son of God. When the Old Testament writers, to whom
 99 App, 5,2  |     recognized.~These were: a) the Old Testament patriarchs, prophets (
100 App, 5,2  |       Christian desert dwellers of old, the leaders and guides