Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,7  |        Holy Spirit in~the West and began to reproach the Western
 2 II, 5,1 |       sufferings of the human race began with the appearance of moral
 3 II, 5,3 |          nature of man and~quickly began to root itself in him and
 4 II, 6,2 |             a) The promises of God began in Paradise. The words of
 5 II, 6,3 |         Passion~of the Lord, which began in the garden of Gethsemane: “
 6 II, 6,8 | proclamation of~which the Apostles began their preaching of the Gospel
 7 II, 7,2 |       lands beyond its boundaries, began to be covered with Christian~
 8 II, 8,4 |            holy Faith, when people began to turn to Christ in~all
 9 II, 8,5 |          of Christ literally. They began to say to each other, “How
10 II, 8,7 |          sixth centuries,~celibacy began to be introduced likewise
11 II, 8,7 |       ordination~to the priesthood began to be called by the fixed
12 II, 8,7 |          that in a later period~it began to be called a “sacrament”
13 Add, 0,4|           having received freedom, began to be filled with~masses
14 Add, 0,4|       general inspiration of faith began to weaken, there was a more
15 App, 1  |             Soloviev in the 1890's began to put forth the teaching
16 App, 1  |       whole series of new concepts began to enter Russian religious
17 App, 1  |            Orthodox soil.~The idea began to be expressed that theology
18 App, 5,2|         with him, and disturbances began over this point, lasting~
19 App, 5,4|          of bodies from the ground began in the early Church times.
20 App, 5,4|           sense, whose celebration began only on the very site of
21 App, 5,4|            a newly-glorified saint began with a special, solemn divine
22 App, 5,4|         the sixteenth century they began to appear.~In the Book of