Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,3|      kings of the Gentiles — cf. Lk 22:25). The Orthodox Church
 2  1,1 |        18-20, Mk 13:13, Mt 5:11, Lk 6:22-23, Mt 24:9-13), virtually
 3  5,4 |         the “one thing needful” (Lk 10:42). Abandoning all things
 4  5,4 | appareled and living delicately (Lk 7:25), given over to pride,
 5  5,4 |          equal unto the angels” (Lk 20:35-36, cf. Mt 22:30,
 6  5,6 |       the words of eternal life (Lk 10:38-42). Also, Christ
 7  6,16|      which was our duty to do'“ (Lk 17:10). Again, the Apostle
 8  7,14|      understand the Scriptures” (Lk 24:45). On the other hand, “
 9  7,16|        Thou Thy servant depart” (Lk 2:29-32) and the Rejoice
10  7,16|          doth magnify the Lord” (Lk 1:46-55) is usually sung
11  7,17|    Messiah, Christ the Lord [cf. Lk 2:26].~ The prophecy made
12  7,17|     glory of Thy people Israel” (Lk 2:29-32).~ ~As Archpriest
13  9,13|         according to your word” (Lk 1:38). This response was
14 10,20|      says the Lord Jesus Christ (Lk 20:38). “Whether we live
15 10,20|       into the bosom of Abraham (Lk 16:26). Indeed, these people
16 10,20|         might pray for them (cf. Lk 16:9).~ On earth, it is
17 10,21|          equal unto the angels” (Lk 20:36).~ The parable of
18 10,21|        the rich man and Lazarus (Lk 16:19-31) shows that Abraham,
19 10,21|   prophets; let them hear them” (Lk 16:29) clearly indicates
20 10,22|       Him [God], all are alive” (Lk 20: 38). There is also a
21 10,23|   blessed art thou among women” (Lk 1:28). St. John the Forerunner,
22 10,23|          voice of the Theotokos (Lk 1:41,44). St. Elizabeth
23 10,23|        Lord should come to Me?” (Lk 1:42-43). Likewise did the
24 10,23|         which Thou hast sucked” (Lk 11:27).~ Elder Epiphanies
25 10,23|          would call her blessed (Lk 1:48). Who was the Theotokos,
26 10,25|          shall call me blessed” (Lk 1:48), Protestantism, which