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 1 Fwd,5|     lives of courage, wisdom and holiness. They found a way of life
 2  1,1 |          its elevated ideals and holiness that are totally alien to
 3  2,24|        icons bear the impress of holiness as a high decree of sanctification
 4  2,24|      icons having the imprint of holiness are those not-wrought-by-men'
 5  2,36|        apologetics; slander with holiness; and the efforts of all
 6  4,12|         must bear the impress of holiness, and the pleasure evoked
 7  4,12|          and loves the beauty of holiness, of spiritual perfection,
 8  4,12|          powerful witness to the holiness of icons is the innumerable
 9  7,14|         highly regarded, now all holiness was removed and representations
10  9,38|         a visible witness of the holiness of the saints, a visible
11  9,39|          saint is on the path of holiness, he still repeats, “Lord,
12  9,42|         in Adam's face, felt his holiness and sensed the fragrance
13  9,42|    Animals sensed the purity and holiness in these hermits, and all
14 10,6 |        of evil that is dull, not holiness. The saints all had very
15 10,23|        of God. Through a life of holiness, Mary became a pure vessel
16 10,28| separated from Him. By living in holiness, we cleave to God; but by