Work,  Chapter

 1       Types,2|     difficult task of rendering to God what is God's and what is
 2       Types,2|           rendering to God what is God's and what is Caesar's to
 3       Types,3|   commandments concerning love for God and love for other people.
 4       Types,3|           its own kind of love for God, it is difficult to see
 5       Types,3|            a world of knowledge of God and contemplation.~And what
 6       Types,3|         New. Instead of the Living God, instead of Christ crucified
 7       Types,4|      struggle, without the Word of God our Orthodox divine services
 8       Types,5|          of an endless path toward God. Everything is either a
 9       Types,5|         standing obediently before God, my relationship with God,
10       Types,5|          God, my relationship with God, my turning toward the contemplation
11       Types,6|           Gal. 2:20). The image of God, the icon of Christ, which
12       Types,6|          my soul, each approach to God, to other people, to the
13       Types,6|            reflecting the image of God which is within me.~If I
14       Types,6|          two commandments: to love God and to love our fellow man.
15       Types,6|          of the mystery of love of God and love of man. These are,
16       Types,6|           of all mankind. Love for God without love for man, however,
17       Types,6|        hypocrite, how can you love God whom you have not seen,
18       Types,6|            toward the knowledge of God. God then becomes truly
19       Types,6|       toward the knowledge of God. God then becomes truly apophatic,
20       Types,6|          humanity was the image of God within you and your only
21       Types,6|          describing in human words God's truth, nor of the fact
22       Types,6|        truth, nor of the fact that God reveals himself through
23       Types,6|          did the Logos-Word-Son of God assume human nature to complete
24       Types,6|       deification, but the Word of God, as the "Good News," as
25       Types,6|            love man without loving God. As a matter of fact, what
26       Types,6|           man if we do not discern God's image within him? Without
27       Types,7|         ideas, oneself -- and even God -- from either of these
28       Types,7|          the child a true image of God, which is inherent not only
29       Types,7| responsibility for the exercise of God's gifts in these spheres.~
30       Types,7|           a gift granted to one by God for the service of his eternal
31       Types,7|           two kinds of love toward God. One of these will look
32       Types,7|           is self-denying love for God and for one's fellow man.
33       Types,7|             The Word became flesh, God became incarnate, born in
34       Types,7|           The Only-begotten Son of God, the Logos, has become Man,
35       Types,7|      together with him the path of God's condescension to humanity.~
36       Types,7|        divine love is such because God, though offering himself,
37       Types,7|    offering himself, still remains God, that is, does not empty
38       Types,7|            much greater gifts from God, while he who gives away
39       Types,7|           in a true communion with God. Thus the mystery of union
40       Types,7|          the mystery of union with God. What was given away returns,
41       Types,7|         again the great mystery of God meeting man, again and again
42       Types,7|             again and again making God incarnate in human flesh.
43       Types,7|         and genuine communion with God through communion with man?
44       Types,7|        will still be "the power of God and the wisdom of God" (
45       Types,7|           of God and the wisdom of God" (1 Cor. 1:24).~We who are
46       Types,7|         blessedness whenever, with God's help and at God's command,
47       Types,7|             with God's help and at God's command, we deny ourselves,