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  1 Fwd,6|            grace and holy, and its Sacred Apostolic Tradition has
  2  1,1 |   elaborate detail. In his booklet Sacred Monarchy and the Modern
  3  1,11|          important to note is that Sacred Scripture reveals a number
  4  2,35|            definite foundations of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Apostolic
  5  2,35|            of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Apostolic Tradition. This
  6  2,35| examination of all those places in Sacred Scripture which touch a
  7  2,35|   understood the cited passages of Sacred Scripture in precisely this
  8  2,35|       express~ ~... the harmony of Sacred Scripture and the catholic
  9  2,35|      authoritative, Ecumenical and Sacred Tradition in the Church,
 10  2,35|          founded upon the facts of Sacred Scripture and Apostolic
 11  4,12|            is deeply rooted in the Sacred Apostolic Tradition of Christianity.
 12  4,12|       worship and veneration. Like sacred music, the icon is used
 13  4,12|         see the difference between sacred images and idols blasphemes
 14  4,12|     subject to the condemnation in Sacred Scripture, which warns: “
 15  4,12|          When the king beheld this sacred image, the first Christian
 16  4,12|       leprosy left the king.~ This sacred image of Christ was carefully
 17  4,12|        glorification in colors, in sacred images.~ The use of icons
 18  4,12|       Christian Church, there were sacred images in the catacombs
 19  4,12|        Church began to abandon the sacred art of the ancient Christian
 20  4,12|         new Western religious art, sacred subjects served as a pretext
 21  4,12|     allowing the distortion of the sacred image by striving toward
 22  4,17|       which were to be received as Sacred Scripture was to protect
 23  4,17|           an authoritative list of sacred books that were received
 24  4,17|           correct understanding of Sacred Scripture, and in order
 25  4,17|   testimonies of these truths from Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition,
 26  4,17|          from Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, and also brought
 27  5,8 |     Through a Prison Window].~ ~In sacred history, God came to the
 28  5,8 |        Chron 7:14).~ Further on in sacred history, it is shown that
 29  6,6 |       reference to the Councils or Sacred Apostolic Tradition. The
 30  6,15|          the authoritative Spanish sacred minister, Isidore. Since
 31  6,15|     Scripture teaches? Is this how Sacred Tradition understands it?
 32  6,15|           Rome no longer looked to Sacred Tradition, to the ancient
 33  6,16|           of the clear teaching of Sacred Scripture on man's salvation.
 34  7,4 |        word Tradition, also called Sacred Apostolic Tradition as the
 35  7,9 |        being the actual content of Sacred Tradition) and tradition (
 36  7,9 |         recognize the authority of Sacred Scripture regard Sacred
 37  7,9 |            Sacred Scripture regard Sacred Tradition with skepticism,
 38  7,9 |        condemned by His words, not Sacred Tradition, which never contradicts
 39  7,9 |            of tradition, human and sacred. Concerning human traditions,
 40  7,9 |        from us” (1 Tim 3:6). Thus, Sacred Scripture legitimatizes
 41  7,9 |            Scripture legitimatizes Sacred Tradition and gives authority
 42  7,9 |          clear distinction between Sacred Tradition and human tradition,
 43  7,9 |     Tradition and human tradition, Sacred Tradition is placed on an
 44  7,9 |        level than human tradition. Sacred Tradition originates from
 45  7,9 |        products of the human mind. Sacred Tradition was given to men
 46  7,9 |            prophets and Apostles). Sacred Tradition's incomparable
 47  7,9 |       revelatory character.~ While Sacred Scripture puts forth Sacred
 48  7,9 |        Sacred Scripture puts forth Sacred Tradition as divine and
 49  7,9 |           we should always observe Sacred Tradition, whereas one should
 50  7,9 |           the latter is opposed to Sacred Tradition. An example is
 51  7,9 |        extremism in their views on Sacred Tradition and human tradition.
 52  7,9 |        struck at the very roots of Sacred Tradition. The believers
 53  7,11|            God in them; but as our Sacred Tradition holds, when you
 54  7,11|     following are included in this sacred ancient Tradition: (1) the
 55  7,11|          is given the canon of the sacred books of the Old and New
 56  7,11|         writes that the witness of Sacred Tradition is indispensable
 57  7,11|           that all of the books of Sacred Scripture have been handed
 58  7,11|           are of Apostolic origin. Sacred Tradition is also necessary
 59  7,11|            of separate passages of Sacred Scripture, and for refuting
 60  7,11|          Again, Fr. Michael notes, Sacred Tradition is necessary because
 61  7,11|   therefore demand confirmation by Sacred Tradition. Lastly, Sacred
 62  7,11|          Sacred Tradition. Lastly, Sacred Scripture (part of Sacred
 63  7,11|          Sacred Scripture (part of Sacred Tradition) is valuable because
 64  7,11|     Protestants deny the unwritten Sacred Tradition and accept only
 65  7,11|           erroneous repudiation of Sacred Tradition by the Protestants.
 66  7,11|        They strive to lean only on Sacred Scripture, not realizing
 67  7,11|            of the books comprising Sacred Scripture was determined
 68  7,11|       Testament.~ ~Or, recognizing Sacred Tradition until the time
 69  7,11|         vivify the true meaning of Sacred Scripture in the following
 70  7,11|          to the Orthodox teaching, Sacred Scripture is the fundamental
 71  7,11|            fundamental monument of Sacred Tradition and contains the
 72  7,11|           of the Orthodox Church's Sacred Scriptures, and they are
 73  7,11|    Tradition and has preserved the sacred deposit (1 Tim 6:20 and
 74  7,11|       preservation and guarding of Sacred Tradition, which the Lord
 75  7,11|        they completely assimilated Sacred Tradition and followed the
 76  7,11|          unchanging persistence in Sacred Tradition as its boast,
 77  7,11|   consequence of its distortion of Sacred Tradition.~ Notwithstanding
 78  7,11|           diseases.~ To summarize, Sacred Tradition is the Tradition
 79  7,11|            of Orthodox Christians. Sacred Tradition is the witness
 80  7,13|            of Apostolic preaching, Sacred Scripture was produced under
 81  7,13|          down by divinely inspired sacred writers. As other writers
 82  7,13|        accepting the Old Testament Sacred Scriptures, the Church has
 83  7,14|            belong to the sphere of Sacred Tradition, and all faithful
 84  7,14|         possible to manage without Sacred Tradition. Otherwise each
 85  7,14|         ourselves? [Monk Anthony, “Sacred Tradition,” Orthodox America,
 86  7,14|          and from the authority of Sacred Apostolic Tradition in 1054,
 87  7,17|        from each tribe so that the Sacred Scriptures could be translated
 88  7,17|        occupied in translating the sacred books from Hebrew to Greek,
 89  7,17|     removed all the manuscripts of sacred books from all the synagogues
 90  7,17|        closing of the canon of the sacred Old Testament books. In
 91  7,21|            trample on the Church's sacred canons. They see the canons,
 92  7,22|            things that make up the Sacred Apostolic Tradition of the
 93  8,11|             of His Holy Church, of Sacred Scriptures, and of the Church'
 94  9,28|        actions in other ways. From sacred history, the action of the
 95  9,28|      preservation of the truths of Sacred Tradition from distortion;
 96  9,38|             but also healing. From Sacred Scripture, it is known that
 97  9,38|    veneration and honor. Following Sacred Tradition, the Orthodox
 98 10,10|         quite clear and rests upon Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition,
 99 10,10|          upon Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, is to be contrasted
100 10,10|          forms of organization and sacred activity.~ ~Therefore it
101 10,12|          cannot be reconciled with Sacred Scriptures and Orthodox
102 10,14|          the Church can be saved.” Sacred Scriptures show that ultimately,
103 10,16|            to teach, 2) to perform sacred functions (baptize), and
104 10,16|             the second rank of the sacred ministry under the bishop)
105 10,16|     priests performed the Church's sacred rites (James 5:14), and
106 10,20|           no direct commandment in Sacred Scripture concerning prayer
107 10,20|         Protestants on passages in Sacred Scripture wherein the matter
108 10,20|           it is said repeatedly in Sacred Scripture, especially often
109 10,21|      contradicts those passages of Sacred Scripture wherein it says
110 10,21|       Christ.~ ~In the passages of Sacred Scripture cited by the Protestants (
111 10,21|           in the heavenly Church.~ Sacred Scripture gives numerous
112 10,23|           need only to look to the Sacred Scriptures and Sacred Tradition
113 10,23|          the Sacred Scriptures and Sacred Tradition of the Holy Orthodox
114 10,23|         often signify eternity. In Sacred Scripture, it is said of
115 10,23|   precisely than it will triumph.~ Sacred Scripture likewise states: “
116 10,23|          preserved in the Church's Sacred Apostolic Tradition. During
117 10,25|          communicated about her in Sacred Scripture or Sacred Apostolic
118 10,25|         her in Sacred Scripture or Sacred Apostolic Tradition. Thus
119 10,26|       voice above the testimony of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.
120 10,26|            of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition. A direct deduction
121 10,26|         Virgin Mary is contrary to Sacred Scriptures, which repeatedly
122 10,26|        Conception also contradicts Sacred Tradition, which is contained
123 10,27|            her most pure body with sacred hymns. Ignoring these facts,
124 10,27|            severed itself from the Sacred Apostolic Tradition to which
125 10,27|            with Rome's cult of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Protopresbyter
126 11,4 |     blasphemous with regard to the sacred event of Christ's Nativity.~
127 11,4 |      something theatrical into the sacred realm, and because they
128 11,4 |        depraved life gathered from Sacred Scripture, the history of
129 11,4 |           to signify that they are sacred to Him Who was crucified
130 11,4 |            in a matter of minutes. Sacred Tradition teaches that when
131 11,4 |         also used to store various sacred vessels, including the chalice.~
132 11,4 |           the relics of saints and sacred books were kept, particularly