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1 Intro, A,5| Tradition is the tradition which comes~from the ancient Church 2 I, 1,5 | seeking~out from whence it comes, how, from what, and all 3 I, 1,5 | depths of the earth that~comes to the surface under pressure 4 I, 1,13 | holiness fills everything that comes from God or serves God: “ 5 I, 2,5 | non-existence. An existence which comes from the Essence~of God 6 II, 3,6 | inbreathed by God, from~that time comes together into the formed 7 II, 4,1 | asked if only the request comes from a sincere and~living 8 II, 4,1 | free — God's Providence comes together in such a way that 9 II, 5,2 | of God, the origin of sin comes from the devil: “He that~ 10 II, 5,3 | through his very birth, and he comes, therefore, the more easily 11 II, 5,3 | annihilated, unless grace~comes to his aid.~Out of this 12 II, 5,3 | sin and death. From this comes a particular~view of the 13 II, 5,3 | term “original sin” itself comes from Blessed Augustine's 14 II, 6,2 | the hope of the nations, comes; and consequently, the termination 15 II, 6,6 | world, a significance which comes from the death of~Christ 16 II, 7,5 | grace-giving hierarchy, which comes in succession from the Apostles, 17 II, 7,5 | performed~until the Lord comes again to earth (1 Cor. 11: 18 II, 8,1 | 10th c.):~“If the thought comes to you, instilled by the 19 II, 8,3 | is this instruction which comes from the ancient Christian 20 II, 8,4 | anointment undoubtedly comes from~the Apostles, and for 21 II, 8,5 | term “transubstantiation”~comes from medieval Latin scholasticism 22 II, 8,6 | burden of sins, a man again comes to life spiritually and 23 II, 8,6 | does not reject one who comes to Him, just as He~did not 24 App, 2 | Philosophy by its nature comes~from skepsis, from doubt 25 App, 2 | spheres. Philosophy itself comes to the conclusion that there