Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |    Church has striven itself to stand in the place of the true
 2  1,1 |       states, “Christians today stand far closer to the early
 3  2,14|   children, her members, should stand firm in the pure truth.” [
 4  2,33|       the Greek verb meaning to stand underneath, and it implies
 5  3,22|      while it seems at first to stand apart from the preceding
 6  5,7 |     wish that the Church should stand as an intermediary between
 7  5,7 |      that everyone is called to stand directly before the Lord
 8  5,8 |   Slavo-Varangian state of Rus' stand as supreme missionary achievements
 9  7,7 |        he instructs: “Brethren, stand firm and hold to the traditions
10  7,11| commands: “Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and hold the traditions
11  9,3 |    Isaiah 6:3. The Seraphim who stand around the throne of God
12  9,14|       of that verse.~ Behold, I stand at the door and knock: if
13 11,3 |       the more, then, should he stand and pray in this manner
14 11,4 |   divine and human. Three domes stand for the three Hypostases
15 11,4 | Ecumenical Councils, while nine stand for the nine ranks of angels.
16 11,4 |       Christians are allowed to stand within Orthodox churches
17 11,4 |       Supper since the faithful stand before them when partaking
18 11,4 |  Saviour, and traditionally men stand on this side of the church.
19 11,4 |       of the church where women stand.~ The ancient tradition