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...hodist movement, the younger brother of [[John Wesley]]. Charles Wesley is chiefly remembered for the many [[hymns]] he wrote.

...umenical council]] held in [[Ephesus]] in [[Asia Minor]] in 431 AD. It was chiefly concerned with [[Nestorianism]], a doctrine that emphasized the human natur

...gue the doctrine of purgatory (such as [[1 Corinthians 3]]:11-15), support chiefly comes from [[Tradition]]. The first Church Father to speculate about purga [[C.S. Lewis]], Letters To Malcolm: Chiefly on Prayer, chapter 20, paragraphs 7-10, pages 108-109

Moses is one of the most famous of Hebrew leaders, chiefly remembered for leading his people out of slavery in Egypt towards the land

...od more fully by gaining a rational understanding of God's [[revelation]] (chiefly found in the [[Bible]]).

...to Christian evangelism. It began distributing free Bibles, the work it is chiefly known for, in 1908, when the first Bibles were placed in the rooms of the S

...o these boastful ages of our own, I confess myself edified by what I read, chiefly because I am humbled and abashed in comparing what a Christian used to be,

...ce of God in Christ, on that account justification is attributed to faith, chiefly because of Christ and not therefore because it is our work. For it is the g

...orter recension was, until recently, accepted without much opposition, and chiefly in dependence on the work of Bishop Pearson above mentioned, as exhibiting

...of the ancient fabric, in the 15th, and early part of the 16th, centuries, chiefly at the cost of the Earl of Oxford, and the wealthy family of Spring, whose ...gham, in Essex, on 10th, January, 1671, and published in 1672. It consists chiefly of a discourse preached at the funeral of Lady Mary Vere, widow of Sir Hora