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 1  1,1 |     undoubtedly of an apocalyptic character.~ ~(Here the archbishop
 2  3,11|         people, which defined the character of the direction of the
 3  4,12|          we recall their superior character and deeds; and as we recall
 4  4,12|        ability to transform one's character, one's whole being. Icons
 5  4,12|        His face and imprinted the character of His divine image upon
 6  7,9 |          is due to its revelatory character.~ While Sacred Scripture
 7  7,11|           the New Testament, this character of divine revelation appears
 8  7,11|         precisely this revelatory character that distinguishes Christianity
 9  7,11| scriptural canon and its dogmatic character (its divine inspiration)
10  7,11|          admit to the traditional character of the Orthodox Church.
11  7,11|         understand its revelatory character, but demote it to the level
12  7,21|           practical or structural character. This distinction is not
13  7,21|        unalterable and unchanging character can be clarified — that
14 10,10|   confessions, but has an outward character. The term “invisible” can
15 11,2 |        communal and liturgical in character. In attending the Divine
16 11,4 |        sober, hieratic, spiritual character of the Christian religion,