Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,12 | knowledge of God is vision and~immediate understanding of everything,
 2 I, 2,8  |        and therefore having no immediate contact with the world and
 3 II, 3,6 |      man's existence.~c. Man's immediate physical gaze is directed
 4 II, 4,2 |     Teacher and vouchsafed His immediate revelations~to them. Appearing
 5 II, 7,3 |       the Church on earth from immediate unity with the heavenly~
 6 II, 7,6 |        placed bishops as their immediate successors and continuers,~
 7 II, 8,2 |    Ignatius the~God-bearer, an immediate disciple of the Apostles,
 8 II, 8,4 |       hands, were expressed by immediate visible~manifestations of
 9 II, 8,4 |         the Apostles and their immediate successors, the bishops,
10 Add, 0,4|   century the depiction of the immediate judgment upon the~soul after
11 App, 1  |      do not harmonize with the~immediate feeling of reverence, with
12 App, 1  |      degree to which it has an immediate~moral application in life.
13 App, 5,4|    Kiev~(reigned 1657-63). The immediate cause of this was a thrice-repeated