Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |           embraces all evil.~ In the past, when Satan was unsuccessful
 2  1,1 |       atheistic Soviet regime of the past no longer exists, recycled
 3  3,18|              splitting the immediate past from the oncoming future.
 4  4,11|          repetition of errors of the past. “Iconoclasm is the sum
 5  5,4 |           present and nothing to the past. We no longer look to the
 6  5,4 |             We no longer look to the past as people used to do, but
 7  5,4 |       therefore examine the monastic past, something that has washed
 8  5,5 |              as they had been in the past under similar circumstances.
 9  5,7 |  spontaneously reveals to elders the past, present and future of people.
10  6,16|            on to explain that in the past, Church Councils were historically
11  7,3 | determination to remain loyal to the past, and its sense of living
12  7,9 |           customs inherited from the past. The Living Church, on the
13  7,13|              as recollections of the past and for edification as prototypes,
14  7,14|             biblical scholars of the past three hundred years not
15  9,3 |            from the “prophecy of the past,” as St. John Chrysostom
16  9,15|         Orthodox literature in times past, but it usually took place
17  9,42|        source — the actuality in the past of a “golden age” or Paradise.
18 11,3 |             the historical Christian past — but these are mere disconnected