02Agat1 8:9 | | | of creation, who is the | architect | and creator of everything visible |
02Agat1 10:7 | | | old and is dissolved [cf. II Cor. 5.1]. The | architect [cf. Heb. 11.10] | will come and find the |
02Agat3 5:8 | | | Gregory himself took up the | architect’s | line and set out the |
04Yegh7 4:85 | | | is kept ready by the | Architect | |
04Yegh7 12:286 | | | Now if our | Architect | united the indissolubility of the |
07Seb1 36:11 | | | and severe, yet the wise | architect, | who chose and purified you |
10Tovma1 1:65 | | | of Noah and the ship’s | architect | with his wife and sons |
10Tovma1 3:37 | | | from things visible comprehend their | architect. “ | For invisible, divine (things),” he |
10Tovma4 8:8 | | | many artisans took up the | architect’s | line to measure and sketch |
10Tovma4 8:10 | | | men, a wise and skillful | architect, | to construct a square palace |
10Tovma4 9:6 | | | Because the | architect | was Manuēl, whom we mentioned |
11Asogh1 11:3 | | | with the assistance of the | architect | Trdat, who built the church |
11Asogh1 26:3 | | | Skilled Greek | architects | worked hard to restore it |
11Asogh1 26:4 | | | An Armenian | architect, | a mason Trdat, happened there |
12Last1 2:27 | | | and with the craft of | architects, ( | creating) wonder in the beholder |