Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |      differ, although had Peter truly been the first bishop of
 2  2,26|         He was not presented as truly man (Monophysitism, Monothelitism).~ ~
 3  2,27|         27.~ Why must Christ be truly, fully God?~ For theosis
 4  2,28|         28.~ Why must Christ be truly, fully man?~ Christ must
 5  2,33| answered that only if Christ is truly God can He unite us to God,
 6  2,33|        and held that He was not truly man. Monophysitism maintained
 7  2,33|         and perfect in manhood, truly God and truly man... acknowledged
 8  2,33|       in manhood, truly God and truly man... acknowledged in two
 9  5,4 |         common monastic life is truly an imitation of the way
10  7,14|     always, and by all. This is truly and properly catholic, as
11  7,14|      which comprises everything truly universal.~ ~This general
12  7,14|          This general rule will truly be applied if we follow
13  7,14|     this time forth we become a truly post-Christian “civilization.”
14  7,14|       the same in all those who truly teach it, leading those
15  7,14|        biblical truth.” This is truly a sad state of affairs!
16  9,7 |   church would be heartfelt and truly fervent, and that it might
17 10,21|         fellowship with us: and truly our fellowship is with the
18 11,3 |         writes:~ ~For prayer is truly vain and useless when not
19 11,4 | liturgical creature who is most truly himself when he glorifies