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 1  2,36|             and rose again from the dead, thereby delivering humanity
 2  3,5 |        ancient bishops, it is now a dead letter; so, indeed, is Rome'
 3  3,5 |            there and arose from the dead there. Thus, the first among
 4  5,4 |        sicknesses, resurrecting the dead, and gifts of prophecy,
 5  5,4 |          This act took place in the dead of one single night, and
 6  5,4 |           the resurrection from the dead, neither marry, nor are
 7  6,16|      purgatory. There, souls of the dead suffer various tortures
 8  6,16|     complete myth. The souls of the dead are not cleansed or purged
 9  7,11|          that the Greek Church is a dead Church without missionary
10  7,11|          How can a Church be called dead, which engaged in hand-to-hand
11  7,11|          her witness, then the term dead cannot be applied to her [
12  7,14|          purified mind, and must be dead to the world. One must neither
13  7,17|            written in was already a dead language. The language then
14  7,17|        state that research into the Dead Sea Scrolls suggests the
15  9,14|              faith without works is dead” (James 2:17).~ ~
16  9,20|            rose triumphant from the dead.~ ~
17  9,28|           Who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, He Who raised
18  9,28|           Who raised Jesus from the dead will give life to your mortal
19  9,38|           of the Prophet Elisseus a dead man resurrected (4 Kings [
20  9,39|            the saints rise from the dead and become clothed in a
21 10,3 |          tortured child was already dead, yet the mother was continuing
22 10,10|             likewise prayer for the dead, indicates that they themselves
23 10,20|             the resurrection of the dead and the life of the age
24 10,20|             power of prayer for the dead, sectarians reject prayers
25 10,20|   sectarians reject prayers for the dead on the grounds that there
26 10,20|           concerning prayer for the dead and because a man's fate
27 10,20|               But if prayer for the dead is really not spoken of
28 10,20|        which is, with regard to the dead, expressed in prayers for
29 10,20|            to the living, since the dead are also members of Christ'
30 10,20|          For He is not a God of the dead, but of the living: for
31 10,20|             about the fact that the dead themselves cannot change
32 10,20|          about the condition of the dead after the Dread Judgment;
33 10,20|          benefit of prayers for the dead is not denied.~ ~Finally,
34 10,20|                Commemoration of the dead and Church prayers for them
35 10,20|       Church's commemoration of the dead at the Liturgy: “It will
36 10,20| commemoration of the living and the dead are placed on the discos
37 10,20|            Church. Whether alive or dead, all belong to a single
38 10,20|           might be Lord both of the dead and the living” (Rom 14:
39 10,20|           custom of praying for the dead also existed in the Old
40 10,20|        remembrance in prayer of the dead. This remembrance is seen
41 10,20|          there is no prayer for the dead. The testimony of the Fathers
42 10,20|           Church intercedes for the dead in its prayers, just as
43 10,20|         though, and prayers for the dead who have died in impiety
44 10,21|            states: “Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from
45 10,22|          people into the living and dead, Orthodox Christianity knows
46 10,22|             both the living and the dead, pray for one another.~
47 11,3 |           else God will strike them dead.... The use of shills, pitchmen,
48 11,4 |             Marriage, Burial of the Dead, Consecration of a Church,