Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |       explanation concerning the relation between the Old and New
 2  2,12|          and it is external with relation to the Creator.~ The same
 3  2,17|        transcendence is shown in relation to His created works. However,
 4  3,3 |         which explains the Son's relation to the Father. Christ is
 5  7,14|         began to lose its living relation to the truth of Christianity.
 6  7,14|      which is derived from their relation to an ethical hierarchy
 7  8,7 |       are seen in terms of Their relation to Him.~ ~
 8  8,10|         procession refers to the relation which existed from all eternity
 9  8,10|   temporal mission refers to the relation of God to creation.~ Where
10  8,12|         also admitted an eternal relation between the Son and the
11  9,36|       soul, or does it also have relation to the body?~ Theosis involves
12  9,38|          come true — not only in relation to the Savior, but in relation
13  9,38|   relation to the Savior, but in relation to His faithful servants
14  9,42|         also how it affected the relation of animals among themselves.
15 10,10| charitable activity. What is the relation of all of them to the Church
16 10,14|       status — that is, in their relation to the Orthodox Church,
17 10,16|        Paul speaks of himself in relation to the Corinthian Church (
18 10,24|          Christ, but only in her relation to Him. The veneration of
19 10,27|   adorations, the one in special relation to God the Word and the
20 10,28|         very concept of anger in relation to God is conditional and
21 11,1 |          earth are seen in their relation to things in Heaven, first