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 1  2,24|      which are visible to human eyes. The icon is venerable and
 2  4,12|        and looking at them, the eyes are sanctified and the nous (
 3  5,4 |      the world and far from the eyes of men, these ascetic recluses
 4  5,7 |         in addition to physical eyes, elders have spiritual eyes
 5  5,7 |     eyes, elders have spiritual eyes before which the human soul
 6  6,14| absolute truth ludicrous in the eyes of the world. The same writer
 7  7,14|    looked at things through his eyes (Gal 4:15). We too should
 8  7,14|         look at things with the eyes of the Church. If we look
 9  7,14|     Church. If we look with the eyes of our own unenlightened
10  7,17| according to Thy word: for mine eyes have seen Thy salvation,
11 10,10|     have the right to close our eyes to this fact. The teachings
12 10,10|         and is invisible to the eyes, still remains visible,
13 10,23|      King David writes: “As the eyes of the handmaid look unto
14 10,23|         her mistress, so do our eyes look unto the Lord our God,
15 10,23|         2). David will have his eyes toward the Lord until he
16 10,26|     obscure her face from their eyes. As the Apostle Paul writes: “