Document,  Chapter

  1 1  |              the establishing of the faith, and the approval of Leo'
  2 1  |          forth is sufficient for the Faith: no other exposition may
  3 1  |         council, and a definition of faith be written by the synod
  4 1  |               and confirmed the same faith, and with the proceedings
  5 1  |     subscribe." Others, "This is the faith we have long held: this
  6 1  |            perceived that the common faith of all and each had been
  7 1  |              as the Type and Rule of faith, by which all Churches were
  8 1  |          letter for a summary of the faith, and sent it to every Church
  9 1  |   examination confirms what previous faith had taught." Here in plain
 10 1  |       wretchedly object, but of that faith which the decretal letter
 11 1  |         theirs, that in questions of faith the judgment is, what Tertullian
 12 1  |            judgments in questions of faith. He is judged by his proper
 13 1,1|           When he thus expounded the faith did Flavian, of holy memory,
 14 1,1|              perfectly expounded the faith. His faith and exposition
 15 1,1|             expounded the faith. His faith and exposition agrees with
 16 1,1|             orthodoxly set forth the faith of our fathers. ~Lucentius,
 17 1,1|       Apostolic See, said; Since the faith of Flavian of blessed memory
 18 1,1|            memory hath set forth the faith orthodoxly and in accordance
 19 1,1|        setting forth a decree on the faith but intimated that Dioscorus
 20 1,1|            any point depart from the faith of the same. For the most
 21 1,1|             decided, is how the true faith is to be established, which
 22 1,1|             forth (ekqeqai) the pure faith, so that they who do not
 23 1,1|          ourselves hold the orthodox faith set forth by the 318 and
 24 1,1|             together considering the faith, make known to all what
 25 1,1|            suddenly a declaration of faith in accordance with the faith
 26 1,1|         faith in accordance with the faith of the holy fathers Cyril
 27 1,1|             of Sebastopol, said, The faith has been well defined by
 28 1,1|              book [the Exposition of faith of the 318 fathers. (1)]
 29 1,1|               1)]  The Exposition of faith of the Council held at Nice. "
 30 1,1|            out; This is the orthodox faith; this we all believe: into
 31 1,1|            taught: tiffs is the true faith: this is the holy faith:
 32 1,1|              faith: this is the holy faith: this is the everlasting
 33 1,1|              this is the everlasting faith: into this we were baptized:
 34 1,1|              fathers. (2)] ~The holy faith which the 150 fathers set
 35 1,1|       bishops cried out: This is the faith of all of us: we all so
 36 1,1|       ancestors in keeping the right faith in their souls firm and
 37 1,1|          unimpeachable confession of faith, and this he asserted to
 38 1,1|              nothing whatever to the Faith set forth by the holy Fathers
 39 1,1|            with them ("One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism,") we glorified
 40 1,1|          churches and yours have the Faith which agrees with the God-inspired
 41 1,1|      opposition to us concerning the faith, arose from our affirming
 42 1,1|            we will allow the defined Faith, the symbol of the Faith
 43 1,1|             Faith, the symbol of the Faith set forth by our holy Fathers
 44 1,1|           who confounds: this is the faith of Archbishop Leo: Leo thus
 45 1,1|              mind, such has been our faith: such is our faith: this
 46 1,1|          been our faith: such is our faith: this is the mind of Archbishop
 47 2  |         against the integrity of the faith; and what at first seemed
 48 2  |           pure fountain of Christian faith because by his own blindness
 49 2  |            and should have read with faith the words of the same prophet, "
 50 2  |             gates of paradise to the faith of the robber; so it does
 51 2  |            questions instructing the faith of the disciples, he said, "
 52 2  |          forty days than to make our faith entire and clear of all
 53 2  |              On which mystery of the faith this Eutyches must be regarded
 54 2  |             he accepts the Christian faith, and does not turn away
 55 2  |       overcometh the world, even our faith;" and, "who is he that overcometh
 56 2  |           lives and advances by this faith, that Christ Jesus we should
 57 2  |            give his adhesion to that faith from which he had previously
 58 2  |              then indeed is the true faith defended with the best results,
 59 2  |       bishops cried out: This is the faith of the fathers, this is
 60 2  |             the fathers, this is the faith of the Apostles. So we all
 61 2  |            believe. This is the true faith. Those of us who are orthodox
 62 2  |            thus believe. This is the faith of the fathers. Why were
 63 2  |     foundation of ~260 ~the orthodox faith, hath stripped him of the
 64 3  |            seems good concerning the faith, since those things which
 65 3  |              and follows the rule of faith (fidei regulam in the Latin
 66 3  |           Nice, it also confirms the faith set forth by the Synod of
 67 3  |              the exposition of their faith, of the illustrious Cyril
 68 3  |         Eutyches, shew what the true faith is. Likewise the holy Synod
 69 3  |            the holy Synod holds this faith, this it follows -- nothing
 70 4  |           hath rightly expounded the faith. ~The most magnificent and
 71 4  |             reported a definition of faith which while teaching the
 72 5  |                    THE DEFINITION OF FAITH OF THE COUNCIL OF CHALCEDON.~(
 73 5  |   strengthening the knowledge of the Faith in his disciples, to the
 74 5  |            and renewing the unerring faith of the Fathers, publishing
 75 5  | Constantinople and ratified the same faith. Moreover, observing the
 76 5  |           every form relating to the faith, which was observed by the
 77 5  |              the right and blameless faith made by the Three Hundred
 78 5  |            should agree in the right faith (for which purpose the most
 79 5  |              the confirmation of the faith of our fathers in accordance
 80 5  |          same Catholic and Apostolic Faith of ours. ~The Creed of the
 81 5  |              outset decreed that the faith of the Three Hundred and
 82 5  |              written documents their faith concerning the Holy Ghost
 83 5  |             as her own confession of faith. Vide note of the Ballerini
 84 5  |             Chalcedon concerning the faith, and in which he repeats
 85 5  |            its decree concerning the faith in extenso into his Church
 86 5  |            bring forward a different faith (eteran pistin), nor to
 87 5  |              to put together another faith, or to bring forward or
 88 5  |       Bishops cried out: This is the faith of the fathers: let the
 89 5  |           have no delay: this is the faith of the Apostles: by this
 90 5  |             things are worthy of the faith. To the Priest, the Emperor.
 91 5  |              enemies, teacher of the faith. Many years to the pious
 92 5  |           heretics, ye have kept the faith. May hatred be far removed
 93 5  |          which the synod of the holy faith has been held, shall have
 94 6,4|            come over to the orthodox faith. And if any one shah transgress
 95 6,4|            Lector alien to the sound faith, if being then married,
 96 6,4|            led to fall away from the faith than women. But the Greek
 97 6,9|      restoration of the unity of the faith" he has "abstained from
 98 6,1|             they oppose the Catholic Faith, but because they declare
 99 6,2|            care of the holy Catholic faith, by which their kingdom
100 6,2|             the matters touching the faith received a suitable form.
101 6,2|             signed the Definition of faith. When the last name was