Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,18 |    Testament is the history of the battle for faith in the one true
 2 I, 2,1  |           to grasp. This is why no battle in the history of~the ancient
 3 I, 2,4  | disturbances and undergone a great battle in~the defense of the dogma
 4 I, 2,4  |           of the Holy Trinity. The battle was chiefly fought on two
 5 II, 5,3 |           have been no exploits in battle, no merits and no incorruptible
 6 II, 6,3 |            us a powerful~spiritual battle in the garden of Gethsemane
 7 II, 6,3 |           the one who entered~into battle with the devil was God Himself;
 8 II, 6,3 |         inward temptations and the battle~with passions. If the Word
 9 II, 7,3 |           the power~of Him that we battle, and for Whose sake we are
10 II, 8,1 |        powerful~and most difficult battle which arises in the soul
11 II, 8,3 |            be accomplished without~battle. A man finds help for this
12 II, 8,3 |         finds help for this inward battle in the whole grace-given
13 II, 8,6 |           intention, a resolve, to battle against evil inclinations;
14 II, 8,6 |     petition for God’s help in the battle against one’s evil inclinations.
15 II, 9,2 |         had fallen on the field of battle, there~was found in their
16 II, 9,7 |        cannot exist without~inward battle, without self-restraint.
17 II, 9,7 |       spiritual attainments in the battle with the~flesh, on the part
18 II, 9,7 |            the Cross of Christ for battle against the evil in himself
19 Add, 0,7|         but it is still undergoing battle with the “prince of this
20 Add, 0,7|           prince of this world,” a battle which will end with~the