Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,1| discussed in the New Testament (cf. Titus and 1 and 2 Timothy).~
 2 Fwd,3|         kings of the Gentiles — cf. Lk 22:25). The Orthodox
 3  1,1 |    would be hated by the world (cf. Jn 15:18-20, Mk 13:13,
 4  1,1 |      have ignored his presence (cf. Rom 15:20). The notion
 5  1,1 |       period will be shortened (cf. Mt 24:21-22). (This point
 6  1,1 |         5), one Holy Tradition (cf. 2 Thes 2:15), and one Christian
 7  1,1 |       Church founded by Christ (cf. Mt 16:18).~ Hieromonk Sava
 8  1,10|     buildings in which to pray (cf. Rom 16:5-6, et al.).~ The
 9  2,24|     flesh of the world to come (cf. 1 Cor 15:35-46). It portrays
10  3,17|  artificial and overstated one [Cf. Christological Methods
11  4,12|      between unclean and clean (cf. Lev 10:10). The person
12  5,4 |       the angels” (Lk 20:35-36, cf. Mt 22:30, Mk 12:25). When
13  5,7 |         the prophetic ministry (cf. Eph 4:11, 1 Cor 12:28).
14  6,16|      Council held at Jerusalem (cf. second chapter of Galatians),
15  6,18|      father of lies,” in Satan (cf. Jn 8:44).~ ~ ~
16  7,9 |    essential Christian message (cf. 1 Cor 11:2, 2 Thes 2:15).
17  7,11|       IV.16, PG 94:1172C-1173B; cf. 1304-05.] The Holy Fathers
18  7,14|        with divine inspiration (cf. The Person in the Orthodox
19  7,17|       Messiah, Christ the Lord [cf. Lk 2:26].~ The prophecy
20  9,7 |    shown in the book of Exodus (cf. Exodus 25:6, 30:7-9, 34:
21  9,29|     thereby the essence of God [Cf. The Mystical Theology of
22  9,39|     name will cast out demons — cf. Mk 16:17). The saints grew
23  9,42|     adapt to their environment [Cf. Not by Chance! Shattering
24  9,42|         world comes into being [Cf. Mircea Eliade, A History
25 10,3 |        from it by enemy forces [Cf. A Ray of Light: Instructions
26 10,20|       of the Lord Jesus Christ (cf. Jn 14:13-14), and by the
27 10,20|        is, might pray for them (cf. Lk 16:9).~ On earth, it
28 10,23|         taken up by the pagans (cf. Against Celsus I), they
29 10,23|   children from his first wife (cf. St. Epiphanius of Cyprus,
30 10,23|         are hard to understand (cf. 2 Peter 3:16), Protestantism
31 11,4 |     should be done in private — cf. Mt 6:6), but to pray the