Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,9  |        This circumstance~hindered mutual understanding. Finally,
 2 II, 5,1 |           at every moment, are in mutual agreement and~are brought
 3 II, 5,1 |    existence,~introducing a cruel mutual warfare while chasing after
 4 II, 6,2 |         chosen people by means of mutual visits,~sea voyages, wars,
 5 II, 6,7 |     bodily but also spiritual, of mutual service according to the
 6 II, 6,8 |  forefathers and other saints; d) mutual communion between themselves
 7 II, 7,6 |         Though I be nothing.” The mutual relations of the Apostles
 8 II, 7,6 | Christians” (Gal. 2:11). The same mutual relations~according to the
 9 II, 8,1 |           a man occur through the mutual~action of two principles.
10 II, 9,1 |  cleansing, and by other forms of mutual he1p (Eph.~4:16). It unites
11 II, 9,1 |          each other expresses the mutual love between~members of
12 II, 9,4 |      result of the close bond and~mutual influence of soul and body. “
13 Add, 0,4|           prayer~is uninterrupted mutual communion with the heavenly
14 App, 3  |         objective process, a real mutual relationship between God
15 App, 3  |         in~a way similar to their mutual relationship in the God-manhood
16 App, 3  |         however, he violated this mutual relationship. If this is