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 1 5 | understand by rational means the great mystery of the Holy Trinity.
 2 5 |     mystery of the Holy Trinity. Great wise men and the great Fathers
 3 5 |           Great wise men and the great Fathers of the Church had
 4 5 |         all of the water of this great ocean to be contained in
 5 7 |     complements this by saying, "Great is the mystery of godliness --
 6 7 |       calls Christ Lord and God, Great God, Blessed God. But first
 7 11|         angels praised Me with a great voice" (Job, 38:7). The
 8 12|       spiritual component, is of great value, so much so that Christ
 9 12|           And the body, too, has great worth, because the soul
10 12|         at first. Even after the Great Flood, at the time of Noah, "
11 16|     established by Alexander the Great and his descendants and
12 18|   Gregory of Nyssa, in Basil the Great, in John Chrysostom, in
13 18|    Alexandria, in Athanasios the Great, and in many other Fathers
14 18|    Damascene, and Athanasios the Great in their teachings agree
15 18|        mercies are unfathomable. Great is Your condescension to
16 18|        the comprehension of this great Mystery. With faith and
17 19|     acknowledge that You are the Great Prophet, the sole High Priest,
18 20|       All Mighty God." Basil the Great well describes the matter
19 23|    glorify You because with Your great love You are willing to
20 24|        have to say here that the great sacrament of our Church
21 24|       and soul to understand the great mystery of our salvation
22 25|       Lord, everyone accept this great gift of baptism. Make the
23 27|     delight we receive from Your great deeds. Your deeds are unfathomable,
24 27|           Make us worthy of this great gift. Do not allow us to
25 29|           but simony, which is a great sin. Those who pay for and
26 29|          the Priesthood.~Christ, great Archpriest, sacrifice and
27 29|  possible. We thank You for this great gift of Yours. We thank
28 30|       the words of St. Basil the Great: "The nature of the bondage