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 1  1,1 |       far more Christians have lost their lives for their Orthodox
 2  3,5 |     Sacraments, but which have lost what is essential to them
 3  3,21|       Eastern possessions were lost to the Byzantine Empire,
 4  7,14|  purpose of existence had been lost, man was no more than a
 5  7,14|      wonder that da Vinci, who lost all Christian hope, spent
 6  7,14| claiming to have rediscovered “lost biblical truth.” This is
 7  7,17|       offer correction. Having lost grace, the Jewish community
 8  7,21|        practical canons is not lost to Metropolitan Hierotheos
 9  9,3 |       us in full and cannot be lost. Moreover, in patristic
10  9,26|      but only that it had been lost. He further explains that
11  9,42|       condition which had been lost. It is from these sons of
12  9,42|   Moses, the other peoples had lost this truth for some time.
13 10,10|    blood with her; others have lost all kinship, and in them
14 11,3 |     seems to have been largely lost. The mystery of faith has