Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,1  | understanding, to believe in God signifies not only to acknowledge
 2 I, 1,7  |          not unknowing” actually signifies “knowing.”~Thus, the negative
 3 I, 1,7  |       Latin finis,~“limit.”) and signifies, incompleteness. However,
 4 I, 1,17 |        with oneself.” Rather, it signifies~the fullness of possession,
 5 I, 1,17 |        Translator).~“Sufficient” signifies here “spiritually adequate,” “
 6 I, 2,5  |        grammatical present tense signifies eternity).~That which is
 7 II, 3,2 |    created” (Ps. 148:5). “Spake” signifies~a command. By the “word”
 8 II, 3,2 |           No, this creative word signifies only the~command or the
 9 II, 5,3 |       Scripture the word “flesh” signifies a condition of not being
10 II, 6,6 |     redemption,”~which literally signifies a “ransom,” an offering
11 II, 6,6 |        The second verb, agorazo, signifies “to buy for oneself,” “to
12 II, 6,6 |       all three places this verb signifies that Christ has acquired
13 II, 6,6 |          name “slaves” of Christ signifies a complete, unconditional
14 II, 6,7 |           The very name “Christ” signifies “Anointed One” (The name “
15 II, 6,7 |  Anointed One” (The name “Jesus” signifies “Saviour”).~The Lord Himself
16 II, 7,5 |      translation of the word, it signifies the highest degree of~all-embracingness,
17 II, 8,1 |   various meanings.~Sometimes it signifies in general the mercy of
18 II, 8,3 |        Greek word baptizo itself~signifies “to immerse.” Concerning
19 II, 8,3 |         remission~of sins.” This signifies that Baptism in the Orthodox
20 II, 8,5 |         Apostles). Artos usually signifies wheat bread which has risen
21 II, 9,6 |        Church Slavonic this word signifies in general the bodies of
22 Add, 0,4|         In patristic language it signifies that short period after
23 Add, 0,5|   particular sense, “Antichrist”~signifies a definite person — the
24 Add, 0,7|         the “first resurrection”~signifies spiritual rebirth into eternal