01Kor1 12:4 | | | pillars of the Church boldly | assumed | the task of preaching Christ |
01Kor1 14:2 | | | obtained much assistance in his | assumed | task, enabling him to visit |
01Kor1 22:19 | | | Thus, the blessed one had | assumed | this honored tradition, and similarly |
02Agat1 5:27 | | | by impious magic and by | assuming | various deceiving forms persuaded the |
02Agat3 11:5 | | | that district, for the demons, | assuming | various forms, fled to the |
03Buz3 11:18 | | | affairs of the generalship were | assumed | by Arshawir Kamsarakan, prince of |
04Yegh3 3:74 | | | Otherwise it would be | assumed | that you were in agreement |
04Yegh3 11:256 | | | his own ministers, he thus | assumed | that they could carry out |
05Parp2 10:1 | | | a monastery of many brothers, | assumed | the monastic life and became |
05Parp4 98:8 | | | Furthermore, | assuming | that a foreign marzpan went |
08Ghev1 14:50 | | | a single prophet, as you | assume | in supposing that God would |
08Ghev1 14:95 | | | the Word of God should | assume | our flesh, our soul and |
08Ghev1 14:145 | | | God, became perfect man, by | assuming | a human nature |
09Draskh1 4:18 | | | origin from him, and is | assumed | to be of royal lineage |
09Draskh1 24:2 | | | ostikan). The latter went (to | assume | his duties), and arriving at |
09Draskh1 30:27 | | | to their malicious ranks, they | assumed | that they could bring about |
09Draskh1 41:13 | | | release of Constantine, for he | assumed | that this was done out |
09Draskh1 55:9 | | | at my going there, and | assume | that I sought communion with |
09Draskh1 64:17 | | | Then, the prince | assumed | that through prudence he could |
09Draskh1 64:19 | | | color of his soul, he | assumed | the familiar white complexion, and |
09Draskh1 66:11 | | | us, or even that they | assumed | that the calling of dedication |
10Tovma2 2:8 | | | any heed to the matter, | assuming | that the teacher had composed |
10Tovma3 20:19 | | | he lost his strength and | assumed | that his last hour had |