Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,1|      services, the Church~has been inseparable from the first moment of
 2 I, 1,2    |           lies in the heart; it is inseparable from pure, sacrificial love,~“
 3 I, 2,1    |          Trinity with a single and inseparable worship. In the Church Fathers~
 4 I, 2,4    | simultaneously which give a single inseparable light;~(e) fire, and the
 5 I, 2,6    |            lips.~However, they are inseparable, not for one moment are
 6 II, 3,5   |           grandeur and glory, with inseparable~participation in His blessedness.
 7 II, 3,6   |         immortality of the soul is inseparable from religion in general
 8 II, 3,6   |           has always been inwardly inseparable~from faith in God, to such
 9 II, 4,1   |           world is a ceaseless and inseparable activity, even~though our
10 II, 5,3   |     granted free will, which is an inseparable feature ofthe image of God,
11 II, 6,3   |         Nestorius taught. They are inseparable from the moment of conception~(
12 II, 6,3   |            These~natures were also inseparable at the time of the Saviour’
13 II, 6,3   |           The Divine Hypostasis is inseparable in a single Hypostasis~of
14 II, 6,3   |           fitting to give a single inseparable~worship, both according
15 II, 6,6   |       Resurrection of the~Lord are inseparable. In the consciousness of
16 II, 8,5   |          fitting to offer a single inseparable Divine worship, both~according
17 II, 8,5   |          as a consequence of their inseparable union, therefore~also to
18 II, 8,5   |     sacrifice of the~Eucharist are inseparable, comprising a single sacrifice;
19 II, 8,5   |           from the other. They are inseparable: they are one and the same
20 II, 9,1   |          with each other. It is so inseparable from faith that it may be~
21 II, 0,1   |            end of the ages. And an inseparable~part of Christian teaching
22 App, 1    |         application in action, are inseparable.~Dogmatic theology does
23 App, 5,6  |           not constitute a single, inseparable act, although they often