Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    2,  27, 296 |   Christians and to profess our belief in the chief mysteries of
 2    2,  29, 321 |       neglecting to profess his belief in what God has taught.
 3    2,  29, 324 |        neglect to profess their belief in what-God has taught?~
 4    2,  29, 324 |        neglect to profess their belief in what God has taught are
 5    3,   5, 272 |        What has always been the belief of the Church concerning
 6    3,   7, 327 | suffered death to testify their belief in the words and works of
 7    3,  11, 485 |    became man could be saved by belief in the Redeemer to come
 8    3,  12, 555 |     persons guilty who put firm belief in religious or other practices
 9    3,  12, 555 |          Persons who put a firm belief in religious or other practices
10    3,  14, 631 |    heaven; but it is the common belief they will go to some place
11    3,  26, 1065|   Christians and to profess our belief in the chief mysteries of
12    3,  29, 1136|         guiding their religious belief and actions.~ ~ ~
13    3,  30, 1162|        Because by our pretended belief we encourage these impostors
14    3,  30, 1164|       neglecting to profess his belief in what God has taught.~ ~
15    3,  30, 1173|        neglect to profess their belief in what God has taught?~
16    3,  30, 1173|        neglect to profess their belief in what God has taught are
17    3,  30, 1174|        neglect to profess their belief?~A. Persons who are members
18    3,  30, 1174|        neglect to profess their belief by living contrary to the