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 1 1 |           an incessant service to Christ our God, an incessant divine
 2 5 |    assimilation of the Lord Jesus Christ through the podvig of the
 3 6 |         this? - the God-man Jesus Christ and everything that He brings
 4 7 |   decisively after the Lord Jesus Christ, to unite with Him by way
 5 7 |            for the Divine lips of Christ did say: _”Abide ye in Me,
 6 8 |    organic unity with the God-man Christ that man can continue on
 7 8 |          thinks-he thinks through Christ, when he acts-he acts through
 8 8 |           he acts-he acts through Christ, when he feels-he feels
 9 8 |         he feels-he feels through Christ.  In a word: he incessantly
10 8 |   absolute worth.  The Lord Jesus Christ, alone among men and all
11 9 |       over the man who belongs to Christ; rather, he has power over
12 9 |       them in the same way as did Christ.  And whereas  the human
13 9 |        according to the Gospel of Christ, has an incomparably greater
14 11|          culture, erected without Christ, must crumble away, crumble
15 16|       only salvation from this is Christ, says Gogol;.  But the world
16 16|         the strength to meet with Christ directly.”~
17 17| self-preservation; for the man of Christ it is self-sacrifice.  The
18 18|           he replaced the God-man Christ with his philosophy and
19 18|       ethics.  Europe made use of Christ “merely as a bridge from