Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,20|   Protestants consider death as a punishment from God.” He goes on to
 2  2,20| Protestants consider death not as punishment but as something natural.
 3  5,8 |         subjected Adam and Eve to punishment, but as St. John Chrysostom
 4  5,8 |         that death was not only a punishment, but that it was something
 5  5,8 |           to their senses by this punishment [Prologue from Ochrid].~ ~
 6  5,8 |         of the Lord Jesus Christ. Punishment is measured according to
 7  5,8 |          does not repent, a heavy punishment will be assigned to him
 8  6,6 |         destroyed by the Turks as punishment from God, and the greater
 9  6,16|        before undergoing temporal punishment here on earth for their
10  6,16|      itself, there is no need for punishment and cleansing [by fire].” [
11  6,16|         reduction of the temporal punishment that a sinner must undergo
12  6,16|      After the guilt and external punishment are remitted in the sacrament
13 10,20|  recompense for the righteous and punishment for evil is not Orthodox
14 10,28|          of the unavoidability of punishment for deviating from the commandment