Work, Chapter

 1 LawGod,2 |   understanding or morality. Every person is aware that his or her
 2 LawGod,2 |          morality common to man. A person who does not listen to his
 3 LawGod,2 |          appears advantageous to a person, or has drawn approval from
 4 LawGod,2 |            depths of the soul this person hears the voice of conscience, "
 5 LawGod,2 |           demands which confront a person's soul in all his conscious
 6 LawGod,2 |           torment. They can lead a person to despair or a loss of
 7 LawGod,2 |            then they impute to the person either guilt, praise or
 8 LawGod,3 |           from our ancestors, each person commits their own personal
 9 LawGod,3 |            becomes identified in a person's conscience - a sinful
10 LawGod,3 |            in this first moment, a person decisively and at once rejects
11 LawGod,3 |       actions are performed by the person very easily, almost unnoticed
12 LawGod,3 |           has become a habit for a person is very difficult since
13 LawGod,3 |          condition, sin so rules a person that it forges his will
14 LawGod,4 |       rudiments are found in every person, as remnants of that natural
15 LawGod,4 |     character and features of each person are worked out in such a
16 LawGod,4 |       Christian before all else, a person with an established, solid
17 LawGod,8 |            the word, we consider a person poor who has nothing and
18 LawGod,8 |        tested:~Begin to reproach a person to his face, for those very
19 LawGod,9 |          hunger and darkness - the person has reached the depth of
20 LawGod,11|           like them. Moreover, one person's concepts of "pleasant"
21 LawGod,11|         those of another. What one person likes is not always liked
22 LawGod,11|     Returning to the question of a person's development of his or
23 LawGod,12|       another is inherent in every person, but is far from being developed
24 LawGod,12|            about by uncovering the person's ability to correctly evaluate
25 LawGod,12|          An aesthetically educated person is able to find features
26 LawGod,14|            will be a characterless person, not presenting himself
27 LawGod,14|          other people nor even the person himself can rely on such
28 LawGod,14|          the Holy Scripture such a person is called a reed shaking
29 LawGod,14|            It often happens that a person who is very gifted, talented,
30 LawGod,14|           less talented and gifted person, but one with a greater
31 LawGod,14|          If a good but weak-willed person can turn out to be of little
32 LawGod,14|      little use to society, then a person with a strong, but evil,
33 LawGod,14|           them? For an unbelieving person, an answer to this is extremely
34 LawGod,15|     Orthodoxy requires only that a person's work be honorable and
35 LawGod,15|         Christian point of view, a person who treats his obligations
36 LawGod,15|    remember those instances when a person feels his will to be powerless
37 LawGod,15|          such a spiritually strong person as the Apostle Paul spoke
38 LawGod,15|             for example, to help a person in poverty, to build a church
39 LawGod,15|     consist of the following: if a person notices himself deficient
40 LawGod,15|               It is obvious that a person must give vows or pledges
41 LawGod,16|         lechery and results from a person's unrestrained provoking
42 LawGod,16|          desires. Of course such a person builds upon the natural
43 LawGod,16|          bad thoughts, an Orthodox person must firmly turn away from
44 LawGod,17|            much easier it is for a person to struggle with the temptation
45 LawGod,17|         sportive passion wherein a person wants to "prove" his strength
46 LawGod,17|            temptation. An Orthodox person must, by all measures, draw
47 LawGod,17|             The first danger for a person who has egoistically acquired
48 LawGod,17|         money from developing in a person, it is necessary to teach
49 LawGod,17|        Gospel truth, it is not the person that saves possessions for
50 LawGod,17|            treasure - in heaven.~A person who is seeking to lead an
51 LawGod,17|           this reason, a believing person begins his treatment first
52 LawGod,17|             where before healing a person from his physical illness,
53 LawGod,17|            his health, an Orthodox person must not fear death. We
54 LawGod,18|            and state life. A loyal person strives to precisely fulfil
55 LawGod,18|       condescensions. This type of person can be cold, unsympathetic
56 LawGod,18| unsympathetic and pitiless. Such a person of iniquity neither creates
57 LawGod,18|        previous one. We refer to a person as correct, who in his relationships
58 LawGod,18|          calls us to see, in every person, our own brother, a brother
59 LawGod,18|      Together with respect for the person of our neighbor, we must
60 LawGod,18|        especially necessary when a person who has fallen into error
61 LawGod,18|      intention of such a repenting person is met with mistrust and
62 LawGod,18|           sometimes happens that a person who has promised to correct
63 LawGod,19|      conscious falsehood against a person with the aim of harming
64 LawGod,19|     Himself with every unfortunate person and with all those in need
65 LawGod,19|       mercy and compassion cover a person's heaviest sins.~Of course,
66 LawGod,19|        Sometimes, for a despondent person, a simple word of sincere
67 LawGod,19|            the service of saving a person by means of sincere compassion
68 LawGod,19|          giving of alms to a blind person or to a beggar, adopting
69 LawGod,19|      personal help; but then, each person who gives a donation here,
70 LawGod,20|           the sons of God." A meek person is above all, an unmalicious
71 LawGod,20|          an unmalicious and simple person and an unwavering opponent
72 LawGod,20|          earth, peace..." The meek person creates an atmosphere of
73 LawGod,20|              And the reverse; if a person responds to evil with evil,
74 LawGod,20|          repeatedly observe that a person who is offended by someone
75 LawGod,20|     absence of Christian love in a person.~The situation is somewhat
76 LawGod,20|           can become sinful when a person utilizes it with an unkind
77 LawGod,20|            an unkind heart. Then a person attunes his own heart to
78 LawGod,22|           inner gravitation of one person to another. The heart of
79 LawGod,22|     another. The heart of a loving person is open to the one who is
80 LawGod,23|            of people. No impartial person would doubt or contradict
81 LawGod,23|          for an Orthodox Christian person is to choose a friend for
82 LawGod,23|          love, connected with each person's natural sexual inclination
83 LawGod,24|           life is family egoism. A person who lives in it has no interests
84 LawGod,24|   pan-human. For a Christian, each person, no matter to what nation
85 LawGod,24|           such a neighbor is every person in general (therefore, a
86 LawGod,24|            and in particular, each person with whom he meets in daily
87 LawGod,24|   realities of life.~As a child, a person's neighbors, are his parents,
88 LawGod,24|          service as possible. As a person matures, his horizons expand
89 LawGod,25| calculations and considerations. A person serves the country in one
90 LawGod,25|            every act of removing a person's life. This commandment