Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I,Intro | right glory. (or .right worship.). The Orthodox, therefore,
2 I,Intro | glorifies Him with right worship, that is, as ~nothing less
3 I, 1 | descriptions of Christian worship under Nero or Diocletian. ~
4 I, 2,3 | symbols, Orthodox do not worship them, but reverence or venerate
5 I, 2,3 | terial symbols, and the worship due to God alone. ~ Icons
6 I, 2,3 | who ~can be seen. I do not worship matter but I worship the
7 I, 2,3 | not worship matter but I worship the Creator of matter, who
8 I, 2,4 | special place in the Church.s worship: he could ~not of course
9 I, 3,1 | theology in the context of worship and in the light of the
10 I, 3,1 | lesser mat-~ters of Church worship and discipline which caused
11 I, 5,2 | shared in one another.s worship: we even read of ~Roman
12 I, 5,2 | Christian, who was still able to worship Sunday by Sunday ~in his
13 I, 6,1 | stressed the place of beauty in worship, ~Nilus feared that beauty
14 I, 6,1 | importance of corporate worship and of liturgical prayer: ~ ~
15 I, 6,1 | to the outward forms ~of worship . these things were to lead
16 I, 6,2 | emphasis on the externals of ~worship. Nicon too, despite his
17 I, 6,2 | uniformity in the externals of worship, and like the Possessors
18 II | Part II: Faith and Worship~Holy Tradition:~The Source
19 II, 0,11 | could attend the family worship; the Creed is still recited
20 II, 0,11 | doctrine, Church government,~worship, and art which Orthodoxy
21 II, 0,12 | this field.~c) The Bible in worship. It is sometimes thought
22 II, 0,12 | is~not used in Orthodox worship, but it is sometimes printed (
23 II, 0,12 | above all in the~Church’s worship. Lex orandi lex credendi:
24 II, 0,12 | actions~and gestures used in worship, but also through art —
25 II, 0,12 | spirituality, moral rules, worship, art: these things must
26 II, 1,1 | and Orthodox: all alike worship One God in Three Persons
27 II, 1,2 | visibly~expressed in Orthodox worship, when the priest censes
28 II, 1,3 | from the dead. In Orthodox~worship and spirituality tremendous
29 II, 1,3 | Byzantine than~in Latin worship.~One must therefore reject
30 II, 1,3 | of Resurrection~joy:~We worship thy Passion, O Christ:~Show
31 II, 1,4 | Holy Spirit in Orthodox~worship. In every sacramental action
32 II, 2,4 | and father. In its public worship, however, the Church usually~
33 II, 2,4 | commemorate the New Martyrs in its worship, but to~avoid the notice
34 II, 2,4 | as saints in the Church’s~worship, but present conditions
35 II, 2,4 | they assign~32~to her the worship due to God alone. In Greek
36 II, 2,4 | latreia, reserved for the worship of God, while for the veneration
37 II, 2,4 | so~far from eclipsing the worship of God, has exactly the
38 II, 2,5 | the Holy Liturgy~and the worship of the Church.~
39 II, 3 | Orthodox Worship: The Earthly Heaven~“The
40 II, 3,1 | Doctrine and worship~There is a story in the
41 II, 3,1 | and Rome, they found the worship more satisfactory, but complained
42 II, 3,1 | their service surpasses the worship of all other places. For
43 II, 3,1 | celestial beauty in their worship.~In the second place it
44 II, 3,1 | were in heaven or on earth. Worship, for the Orthodox Church,
45 II, 3,1 | presence. In~every place of worship, however humble its outward
46 II, 3,1 | places;’ in every place of worship when~the Holy Sacrifice
47 II, 3,1 | are present with us, and worship invisibly’ (Words sung at
48 II, 3,1 | have striven to make their worship in~outward splendour and
49 II, 3,1 | have experienced Orthodox~worship under very different outward
50 II, 3,1 | in the context of divine worship: it is no coincidence that
51 II, 3,1 | alike right belief and right worship, for the two things are
52 II, 3,1 | a worshipping community. Worship comes first, doctrine~and
53 II, 3,1 | understood~the central place of worship in the life of Orthodoxy,
54 II, 3,1 | entirely unintelligible: if worship is the faith in action,
55 II, 3,1 | but for their behaviour in worship: ‘What have you seen of
56 II, 3,1 | beauty and reverence in worship, for~they strike trombones,
57 II, 3,1 | the strictures on western worship which it contains!).~Orthodoxy
58 II, 3,1 | perfection and self-fulfilment in worship. Into the Holy Liturgy~which
59 II, 3,2 | Russia, where places of worship are few and many Christians
60 II, 3,2 | western~Christians, if they worship in the evening, tend to
61 II, 3,2 | Sundays, Orthodox Christians~worship on the evening of Saturdays.~
62 II, 3,2 | whole spirit of Christian worship. There is in Orthodox worship
63 II, 3,2 | worship. There is in Orthodox worship a flexibility, an unselfconscious~
64 II, 3,2 | the end. But in Orthodox worship people can come and go far~
65 II, 3,2 | Father’s house. Orthodox worship is often termed ‘otherworldly,’~
66 II, 3,2 | of~‘heaven on earth.’~The worship of the Orthodox Church is
67 II, 3,2 | That~sense of corporate worship which it is the primary
68 II, 3,2 | There is in most Orthodox worship an unhurried and timeless
69 II, 3,2 | have described Orthodox worship as timeless and unhurried.
70 II, 4 | Orthodox Worship: The Sacraments~“He who
71 II, 4 | chief place in Christian worship belongs to the sacraments
72 II, 4,3 | end of the Epiclesis, and~worship of the Holy Gifts before
73 II, 4,3 | Church as ‘artolatry’~(bread worship). Orthodox, however, do
74 II, 5 | Orthodox worship: Feasts, fasts, and private
75 II, 5,1 | impressive moments in Orthodox worship occur, as day by day~and
76 II, 5,2 | liturgical prayer. The corporate~worship of the Church plays a far
77 II, 5,2 | Service Books used in public worship, so that even~in his own
78 II, 6,1 | for many different ways of worship, and even for many different
79 II, 6,2 | monastery in which the monks worship according to both the Roman
80 II, 6,3 | found their own prayer and worship incomparably deepened by
81 II, 7,8 | Scripture Readings in Orthodox Worship, New York, 1977.~• V. Kesich,
82 II, 7,9 | Orthodox Worship~There are many translations
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