Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,1 |        the various hypotheses, constantly replacing each other, concerning
 2 II, 4,1 |       The life of the world is constantly in God's right~hand: “The
 3 II, 4,2 |         The grace of God dwelt constantly in our first ancestors and,
 4 II, 6,5 |       of the~whole world. They constantly proclaim the good news of
 5 II, 6,7 | priests had to offer sacrifice constantly; but Christ performed the
 6 II, 7,3 |       of the world” (every day constantly and inseparably) (Matt.~
 7 II, 7,4 |       with us in~God, and they constantly teach us and guide us to
 8 II, 7,5 | catholic Church.” This term is constantly to be found in the Acts
 9 II, 9,1 |        of prayer for others is constantly affirmed by the word of
10 Add, 0,7|     result of which a fire was~constantly burning there to guard against
11 Add, 0,7|   still he is~incorrigible, he constantly opposes; and the farther