01Kor1 2:12 | | | in accordance with the divine | religion, | the bravery of some in |
01Kor1 26:11 | | | Mashtots, the witness for Christ’s | religion | of the cross, to the |
02Agat1 14:5 | | | majesty is derided by their | religion | and our rule is despised |
02Agat3 10:15 | | | sowed the word of true | religion | among all of them and |
02Agat3 15:5 | | | of servitors with their angelic | religion | |
02Agat3 24:11 | | | pursued the service of divine | religion | |
02Agat3 25:10 | | | Aristakes had entered the | religion | of hermits, living in the |
03Buz3 11:7 | | | the various obscenities of the | religion | of the unbelievers |
03Buz3 11:10 | | | divine truth, churches, martyrs, the | religion | of the blessed covenant, orders |
03Buz4 51:10 | | | you long for their godless | religion | |
03Buz5 1:27 | | | kingdom with the most goodly | religion, | as it had been in |
03Buz5 43:23 | | | children, in accordance with the | religion | and rule of Armenia, the |
03Buz6 2:3 | | | They had forsaken the | religion | of the Apostolic churches and |
03Buz6 13:1 | | | were good men of angelic | religion, | blessed, believing, and worthy of |
03Buz6 16:8 | | | the land, conforming with divine | religion | |
04Yegh1 1:1 | | | governed their empire by the | religion | of the magi, and frequently |
04Yegh1 1:1 | | | not submit to the same | religion; | beginning from the years of |
04Yegh1 1:21 | | | if you convert to one | religion | all the nations and races |
04Yegh1 1:23 | | | seems to us in our | religion, | you will rule over the |
04Yegh2 2:28 | | | he said, you accept the | religion | of magism and sincerely convert |
04Yegh2 2:28 | | | the splendid truth of the | religion | of our gods, I shall |
04Yegh2 2:32 | | | authority abandon each one’s erring | religion | and only cleave to the |
04Yegh2 2:32 | | | this, let them fulfill the | religion | of magism and be negligent |
04Yegh2 2:38 | | | to the single honorable Zoroastrian | religion | |
04Yegh2 2:39 | | | to those foremost in their | religion | |
04Yegh2 3:59 | | | than to deny such a | religion | |
04Yegh2 3:70 | | | might unwillingly turn to the | religion | of the magi |
04Yegh2 4:76 | | | in keeping with their perverse | religion | |
04Yegh2 4:79 | | | does not accept the Mazdaean | religion | is deaf and blind and |
04Yegh2 4:98 | | | been deprived of our perfect | religion, | they have brought their own |
04Yegh2 4:99 | | | Do you hold the same | religion | that your lord has, especially |
04Yegh2 6:131 | | | was greatly versed in your | religion | and whom you regarded as |
04Yegh2 6:131 | | | he explained and expounded your | religion | to you word for word |
04Yegh2 6:134 | | | But as for our | religion— | it is not obscure nor |
04Yegh2 8:177 | | | that fable—which in your | religion | you claim to be actually |
04Yegh2 9:223 | | | do not believe in our | religion | and have gone irrevocably astray |
04Yegh2 9:224 | | | unwillingly, abandon such an erroneous | religion. | Even if someone is among |
04Yegh2 11:252 | | | in subjection under the same | religion | as that by which we |
04Yegh2 11:257 | | | for the maltreatment. Is our | religion | the cause of our being |
04Yegh2 11:258 | | | gone astray from our true | religion | and have dishonored the gods |
04Yegh3 2:50 | | | would be impossible for the | religion | of magism to become firmly |
04Yegh3 3:53 | | | were the teachers of our | religion | enjoined the king to prevent |
04Yegh3 3:53 | | | the king to prevent the | religion | of magism from being completely |
04Yegh3 3:60 | | | a church and practiced their | religion | everywhere. Each one considered himself |
04Yegh3 3:71 | | | from your childhood in that | religion | and truly knew the firmness |
04Yegh3 3:75 | | | may become accustomed to the | religion | of magism and those who |
04Yegh3 4:85 | | | had sincerely accepted the Persian | religion | |
04Yegh3 4:87 | | | great praise on the king’s | religion | |
04Yegh3 6:133 | | | the fire-temples; disavowing the | religion | of magism, they confessed in |
04Yegh3 6:138 | | | ’If you willingly accept his | religion, | you will receive gifts and |
04Yegh3 8:200 | | | the ritual of their own | religion; | they also took a Christian |
04Yegh3 9:219 | | | them to abandon their ancestral | religion; | the treachery of the rebel |
04Yegh3 10:229 | | | anyone to accept the single | religion | of magism? Especially with regard |
04Yegh3 10:229 | | | with regard to the Christian | religion, | just as they have been |
04Yegh3 10:229 | | | and true to their own | religion, | in such measure have they |
04Yegh3 10:230 | | | any fault with their select | religion. | But I consider it equal |
04Yegh3 10:230 | | | a par with our Mazdean | religion, | just as it was respected |
04Yegh3 10:231 | | | well, he found the Christian | religion | to be the most sublime |
04Yegh3 10:244 | | | remain firm in their Christian | religion | according to their former usage |
04Yegh3 11:253 | | | as previously you practiced your | religion | in good faith, henceforth practice |
04Yegh3 11:254 | | | lands which practiced the Christian | religion. | But secretly and deceptively he |
04Yegh4 2:42 | | | beyond the pale of God’s | religion | |
04Yegh5 1:24 | | | our ancestral and divinely-bestowed | religion | |
04Yegh5 2:34 | | | the sake of the divine | religion | we have gained glory for |
04Yegh5 2:48 | | | Antioch for their God-given | religion | |
04Yegh5 4:82 | | | in requital for the just | religion | |
04Yegh6 4:82 | | | not happily accept the Mazdaean | religion, | the gods are angered at |
04Yegh7 1:14 | | | king, we know from our | religion | that no man can withstand |
04Yegh7 1:14 | | | who are opposed to our | religion, | alive until today |
04Yegh7 1:20 | | | more versed in the Zoroastrian | religion | than most wise men |
04Yegh7 1:22 | | | doctrines which comprise all the | religion | of magism. But beyond these |
04Yegh7 6:144 | | | confused and abandon our sure | religion | |
04Yegh7 6:145 | | | but teachers of our own | religion | were led astray after their |
04Yegh7 6:146 | | | who was perverted to their | religion, | but a man who was |
04Yegh7 6:147 | | | perhaps, he will destroy our | religion, | shattering it from the foundations |
04Yegh7 6:148 | | | will be brought on our | religion | |
04Yegh7 6:150 | | | become the destroyers of our | religion | |
04Yegh7 7:153 | | | world for those of another | religion | lest they overthrow the religion |
04Yegh7 7:153 | | | religion lest they overthrow the | religion | of our land |
04Yegh7 8:179 | | | perfectly versed in all our | religion | and beloved of all the |
04Yegh7 8:179 | | | because he despised the Mazdean | religion | and was tricked into your |
04Yegh7 8:180 | | | brother because of our honorable | religion, | how much less will he |
04Yegh7 8:186 | | | of the royal army. Our | religion | does not so teach us |
04Yegh7 12:294 | | | impious ministers of your vain | religion | and the fire-holder blazing |
04Yegh7 13:307 | | | and the disrespect for his | religion | |
04Yegh7 14:347 | | | occur some ruin for our | religion | |
04Yegh8 1:9 | | | command from our divinely-given | religion | to love them like holy |
04Yegh8 1:23 | | | sun and perform what our | religion | demands |
04Yegh9 2:47 | | | their country practicing the Christian | religion | for which they had been |
05Parp2 8:2 | | | the ridicule of the (Christian) | religion | |
05Parp2 11:4 | | | inheritance-share of this glowing | religion | has been kept. Begin this |
05Parp2 12:7 | | | Armenians) are strangers to our | religion, | and hate it, while they |
05Parp2 12:7 | | | while they share faith and | religion | with the Byzantines |
05Parp2 13:16 | | | the blessed mystery of our | religion | an object of ridicule and |
05Parp2 15:9 | | | from Syria practising their dissolute | religion, | in accordance with their custom |
05Parp2 15:9 | | | with the holy and pure | religion | which had been set and |
05Parp2 19:3 | | | with the worship of orthodox | religion. | This (situation) lasted until [A.D. 451] the |
05Parp3 24:10 | | | the precepts of your false | religion ( | which merits ridicule), unworthy of |
05Parp3 27:3 | | | to serve completely their impious | religion, | from generation to generation |
05Parp3 45:16 | | | atremble we exalted that false ( | religion), | wanting to cover with deception |
05Parp4 61:5 | | | impressing upon themselves through spiritual | religion | the virtuous behavior of hermits |
05Parp4 100:14 | | | the church, the tramplers of | religion, | the profaners of holiness, the |
06Khor2 24:15 | | | to abandon completely the Jewish | religion | and worship the sun and |
06Khor2 92:7 | | | king’s will concerning the Christian | religion, | following the will of their |
06Khor3 34:6 | | | than I by sharing your | religion | and inhabiting your land, how |
06Khor3 34:6 | | | am separated from you by | religion | and country? And why, if |
06Khor3 35:10 | | | adhere firmly to the Christian | religion | |
06Khor3 35:11 | | | he might abandon the Christian | religion, | but as he refused to |
06Khor3 36:3 | | | the land to the Mazdaean | religion | |
06Khor3 42:12 | | | certain Khosrov of your own | religion | and from the family of |
06Khor3 55:6 | | | seduce them to the Mazdaean | religion, | whereby they would be completely |
06Khor3 64:13 | | | someone else of their own | religion. | Half of them requested Sahak |
06Khor3 65:7 | | | He poured scorn on their | religion | and finished with a marvelous |
07Seb1 13:0 | | | remain firm in the ancestral | religion | |
07Seb1 13:5 | | | wish to hold his ancestral | religion, | but in rebellion abandons his |
07Seb1 42:6 | | | came together in unity of | religion. | Abandoning their vain cults, they |
08Ghev1 9:6 | | | As for our | religion, | let us have the authority |
08Ghev1 13:5 | | | teachings of your so imaginative | religion, | and to make a profound |
08Ghev1 14:3 | | | divine mysteries of our Christian | religion, | but that you have not |
08Ghev1 14:6 | | | in the subject of your | religion | |
08Ghev1 14:7 | | | are ashamed to profess a | religion | so marvelous as ours, hearken |
08Ghev1 14:21 | | | is the head of your | religion | who has taught you this |
08Ghev1 14:22 | | | The head of your | religion | admits that one must accept |
08Ghev1 14:66 | | | more or less, since your | religion | appeared in the midst of |
08Ghev1 14:66 | | | a single language. Yet this | religion, | so young, and professed by |
08Ghev1 14:212 | | | to all peoples. Behold your | religion | and your conduct. Behold your |
08Ghev1 14:219 | | | usurpation, you attribute to your | religion | the enjoyment of the favorable |
08Ghev1 14:219 | | | it was not because their | religion | was just |
09Draskh1 16:28 | | | path of true order and | religion | that (the people of) those |
09Draskh1 19:6 | | | Moses’ laws, yet, his godless | religion | deceived only the ignorant minds |
09Draskh1 25:71 | | | turned back to the impious | religion | of the Ishmaelite tyrant. By |
09Draskh1 27:17 | | | embraced with exaltation their paternal | religion | given by Christ, and professed |
09Draskh1 37:15 | | | by Christ to the impious | religion | of their Muhammad |
09Draskh1 51:13 | | | the impious (precepts) of their | religion | |
09Draskh1 51:33 | | | by converting to the impious | religion | that he himself worshipped |
09Draskh1 65:23 | | | with whatever terms of their | religion | that could be trusted. Thus |
09Draskh1 66:1 | | | certain judge of the unlawful | religion | of Muhammad, a man aged |
09Draskh1 66:63 | | | and convert to the ungodly | religion | of Muhammad. We are ready |
10Tovma1 6:51 | | | pushing the practice of his | religion | almost to the extreme of |
10Tovma1 10:27 | | | Abandoning the Christian | religion, | they submitted to the false |
10Tovma1 10:33 | | | her to abandon the Christian | religion | and to accept the religion |
10Tovma1 10:33 | | | religion and to accept the | religion | of the Mazdaean cult of |
10Tovma1 10:37 | | | of your majesty and the | religion | of the Mazdaeans and Aryans |
10Tovma1 11:11 | | | acceptance of the Persian Magian | religion, | and Vasak Artrsuni |
10Tovma1 11:12 | | | suppose that they accepted their | religion | |
10Tovma1 11:13 | | | from your own line and | religion. | Let it not seem hard |
10Tovma2 1:1 | | | the mad ash-worshipping Mazdean | religion | and asked the king for |
10Tovma2 1:2 | | | faith of the pure Christian | religion | |
10Tovma2 3:9 | | | to the fashion of their | religion, | and he had salt wrapped |
10Tovma3 1:14 | | | faith and to serve the | religion | of our prophet and legislator |
10Tovma3 2:17 | | | great king, and accept the | religion | and faith (that are) worthy |
10Tovma3 6:19 | | | his) faith and divinely bestowed | religion, | which is far removed from |
10Tovma3 6:21 | | | princes of Armenia: “In the | religion | of your royal empire and |
10Tovma3 11:12 | | | many away from the divine | religion | and the worship of the |
10Tovma3 11:24 | | | observe, and serve the true | religion | and faith that we have |
10Tovma3 14:20 | | | that he abandon the Christian | religion; | then he would not be |
10Tovma3 14:22 | | | he might abandon the Christian | religion | and join the other apostates |
10Tovma3 14:25 | | | not incline to the false | religion | of those who have turned |
10Tovma3 18:13 | | | he resolutely practiced the Christian | religion, | repenting for his denial of |
10Tovma3 25:5 | | | faith and accepted the Muslim | religion, | induced by its bloodthirsty teaching |
10Tovma3 26:5 | | | eunuch, he abandoned the Christian | religion, | accepting the erring faith of |
10Tovma3 29:62 | | | the perverse custom of their | religion, | being bloodthirsty and without benevolence |
10Tovma3 29:79 | | | the (most) faithful in their | religion, | called Kurayk’, their leader Hamis |
10Tovma4 1:16 | | | the false ordinances of the | religion | of Mahumat’. Some other Armenians |
12Last1 23:21 | | | of that wicked and foul | religion, | and came with the crowd |
12Last1 25:19 | | | and eliminating the orders and | religion | of Christianity |