Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |             of Heaven and his Word, Jesus Christ, the Savior of all.”[
 2  2,2 |            in Divine Providence and Jesus Christ. “Restore me then
 3  2,2 |             the teachings of Arius, Jesus Christ was recognized as
 4  2,4 |           settled the question that Jesus Christ is both God and man.
 5  2,4 |             the divine substance of Jesus Christ with his human nature
 6  2,4 | independence of the human nature in Jesus Christ. Nestorius’ name
 7  2,4 |            nature over the human in Jesus Christ, arrived at the conclusion
 8  2,4 |             divine substance; hence Jesus Christ possessed but one—
 9  2,5 |           teachings on the union in Jesus Christ of two natures, the
10  2,5 |          followers, and stated that Jesus Christ was “of the same
11  2,5 |             of the Old Testament by Jesus Christ, his writings in
12  4,1 |            of Islam. Both Moses and Jesus Christ were recognized as
13  4,2 |         consented to recognize that Jesus Christ had two substances
14  4,2 |             natures and one will in Jesus Christ. The Christological
15  4,3 |           recognized two natures in Jesus Christ displayed in his
16  5,2 |           Christ. The first call of Jesus when he returns to earth,
17  5,2 |         will serve for the grave of Jesus when he dies after his second
18  5,4 |        Saints, the Holy Virgin, and Jesus Christ. In other words,
19  5,4 |            the worship of images of Jesus Christ and the apostles
20  5,4 |            velum) with the image of Jesus Christ or one of the saints,
21  5,4 |        grown very strong. Images of Jesus Christ, the Holy Virgin,
22  5,4 |       history of the entire life of Jesus Christ.~ The image-worshipers
23  5,6 |          which the will of our Lord Jesus Christ has bestowed upon
24  6,2 |            the apocryphal letter of Jesus Christ to Abgar, king of
25  9,13|            an “inner” prayer: “Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy upon