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 1  1,1 |        Christians — men, women and children — were impaled on thousands
 2  2,14|            been concerned that her children, her members, should stand
 3  2,20|       descended equally to all His children, and that all were to be
 4  2,22|        grace, that they may become children of God not by nature and
 5  5,4 |          numbers of men, women and children underwent the cruelest forms
 6  7,14|            is accepted by her true children!~ ~Whoever explains the
 7  9,15|          of the fate of unbaptized children.~ Up to a point, Orthodoxy,
 8  9,28|        Spirit, Christians are made children of God. As the Apostle Paul
 9  9,28|          to our spirit that we are children of God” (Rom 8:14-15). The
10  9,35|        transferred to the souls of children [“The New Age and Children,”
11  9,35|         children [“The New Age and Children,” Orthodox Life, vol. 42,
12  9,39|        liberty and splendor of the children of God. We know that until
13 10,3 |           the Church, gathered His children together, and returned to
14 10,14|          Elder Nektary's spiritual children then inquired: “But what
15 10,20|   precisely to Him, our Savior, as children of His Church.~ ~Commemoration
16 10,23|         Betrothed and had from him children, who are called Christ's
17 10,23|         sisters of Christ were the children of His Most Pure Mother.
18 10,23|        were or were considered the children of His Mother. On the contrary,
19 10,23|             who was a widower with children from his first wife (cf.
20 10,23|        Crucifixion (Jn 19: 25) had children. These children, in view
21 10,23|            25) had children. These children, in view of such close kinship,
22 10,23|           and sisters were not the children of the Theotokos is clearly
23 10,23|           s care if Mary had other children other than Himself. The
24 10,23|            than Himself. The other children would have taken care of
25 10,23|         such love for her as blood children have for their parents,
26 10,23|      husband, and that he fathered children by her. However, St. John'
27 10,29|         him by it. It prepares its children for the heavenly homeland [
28 11,3 |           new Mass” liberates the “children of God” that they might
29 11,4 |           freely, but they feel as children in their Father's house.
30 Ep   | pseudo-Christianity; the hatred of children for parents; the insubordination