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 1 Intro, A,4|   composed only in the last few centuries before Christ. The “non-canonical”
 2 Intro, A,4|         Church during~the first centuries of Christianity preserved
 3 Intro, A,5|        the second to the fourth centuries this was called~“the Apostolic
 4 I, 2,7    | Ecumenical Councils (4th to 7th centuries), which forbade~the introduction
 5 I, 2,9    |         Christians~in the first centuries in the true Divinity of
 6 I, 2,9    |         Church during the first centuries;~4) The written testimonies
 7 II, 3,6   |         the Church in the first centuries~who distinguished in man
 8 II, 6,2   |    other peoples also.~Over two centuries prior to Christ’s Nativity,
 9 II, 6,3   |       course of the 4th and 5th centuries.~In the 5th century there
10 II, 6,3   |       Protestantism of the~last centuries. Protestantism, therefore,
11 II, 6,4   |       Septuagint).~In the first centuries of the Church of Christ
12 II, 6,4   |         Alexandria (3rd and 4th centuries). The Fathers of the fourth
13 II, 8,7   |       of celibacy. In the first centuries of Christianity such~a demand
14 II, 8,7   |   Church in the fourth to sixth centuries,~celibacy began to be introduced
15 II, 9,5   |       the middle ages and later centuries. However, the virtually
16 II, 9,5   |      East and West in the early centuries, and of the Eastern Church
17 II, 9,5   |         Eastern Church in later centuries, has been to~allow as religious
18 App, 1    |          with the course~of the centuries, does not become higher,
19 App, 2    |     their methods.~In the first centuries of Christianity the Church
20 App, 5,2  |      Early Church.~In the first centuries of the Christian Church,
21 App, 5,5  |     eighteenth to the twentieth centuries was marked by the uncovering