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 1  1,1 |  regarded as equal, and none was seen as an episcopus episcoporum,
 2  4,12|  continually holy personages are seen in icons, the more are the
 3  4,12|      more frequently as they are seen in artistic representation [
 4  4,12|        righteous ones like those seen in the Christian Church.
 5  4,12|      This ability to sanctify is seen in the beginning of the
 6  4,12|     Western religious art can be seen in a Western madonna, where
 7  4,14|       Iconoclasm is more clearly seen. Iconoclasm betrayed the
 8  4,14|      image of the God Who can be seen. I do not worship matter,
 9  5,4 |     powers of darkness.~ ~Having seen Christ's example, the holy
10  5,8 |          same fundamental law is seen all throughout Old and New
11  5,8 |  Orthodox under the Turks can be seen, contrary to the papacy'
12  5,8 |            The same principle is seen throughout the history of
13  5,8 |       their ways. This lesson is seen in Serbia in 1389, in Constantinople
14  6,16|           Christ Himself was now seen not as the Redeemer, but
15  7,11|         the Churches. In them is seen the confession of the All-Holy
16  7,11|       while Orthodoxy has always seen its unchanging persistence
17  7,14|        God. This development was seen almost immediately after
18  7,17|       would not die until he had seen the promised Messiah, Christ
19  7,17|         word: for mine eyes have seen Thy salvation, which Thou
20  7,20|      Ecumenical Councils must be seen in the wider context of
21  8,7 |      origin to Him, and both are seen in terms of Their relation
22  8,14|    secular philosophy and can be seen in thinkers so diverse as
23  8,14|      Trinitarian theology can be seen in the aftermath of the
24  9,12|         the Pelagian heresy, has seen the matter of grace and
25  9,17|        Incarnation, then, is not seen simply as an answer to the
26  9,26|       Seraphim's ideas are to be seen in the homilies of St. Macarius
27  9,28|       time of Pascha and who had seen all that had happened to
28  9,28|     action of the Holy Spirit is seen in the ancient gifts of
29  9,39|          his brother whom he has seen, cannot love God Whom he
30  9,39|         love God Whom he has not seen. And this commandment we
31  9,42|         Adam. This phenomenon is seen in the lives of the saints
32 10,14|          heterodox Christians is seen in two ways. With regard
33 10,14|  Orthodox Church, they cannot be seen as its members as they have
34 10,16|         the Apostle James, it is seen that priests performed the
35 10,20|        dead. This remembrance is seen in the Liturgy of the Holy
36 10,21|  Christians: “That which we have seen and heard declare we unto
37 10,23|         in the Gospels can it be seen that those who are called
38 11,1 |        enjoy the beauty they had seen. Within a year of the report
39 11,1 |    emissaries among them — it is seen that a distinctive and peculiar
40 11,1 |          glory in worship can be seen in all Orthodox services.
41 11,1 |          all things on earth are seen in their relation to things
42 11,1 |            The same rejection is seen again when St. Alexander
43 11,3 |        He wrote:~ ~What have you seen of worth among the Latins?
44 11,3 | Liturgies of the Church, we have seen a host of self-invented,
45 11,4 |        that in Orthodoxy, man is seen above all else as “a liturgical
46 11,4 |          voices. It is therefore seen as inappropriate to worship
47 11,4 |        and informality than that seen outside Orthodoxy, for ceremonial