Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,3|     lived among men, I make an image of the God who ~can be seen.
 2     I, 2,3|      restored to their proper .Image.. The [icons] were ~ 17~
 3     I, 2,4| monarchy of the Emperor was an image or icon of the monarchy
 4     I, 3,3|   whole man was created in the image of God ~ 35~(P.G. cl, 1361C).
 5    II, 1,1|        teaches, is made in the image of God, and to Christians~
 6    II, 1,2|  created Adam according~to His image and likeness, and set him
 7    II, 1,2|      make man according to our image and likeness”~(Genesis 1:
 8    II, 1,2|     Trinity, and therefore~the image and likeness of God must
 9    II, 1,2|    thought of as a Trinitarian image and likeness.~We shall find
10    II, 1,2|     point of vital importance.~Image and Likeness. According
11    II, 1,2|       Greek Fathers, the terms image and likeness~do not mean
12    II, 1,2|    expression according to the image,’ wrote John of~Damascus, ‘
13    II, 1,2|       12 (P.G. 94, 920B)). The image, or~to use the Greek term
14    II, 1,2|    makes~him a person. But the image means more than that. It
15    II, 1,2|        because we are in God’s image~we can know God and have
16    II, 1,2|        this Psalm as 82.).~The image denotes the powers with
17    II, 1,2|     may be, he never loses the image; but the likeness depends
18    II, 1,2|        sense. Endowed with the image from the start, he was called
19    II, 1,2|       has often associated the image of God with man’s intellect.
20    II, 1,2|      single unified whole, the image of God~embraces his entire
21    II, 1,2|      made man according~to His image,’ wrote Gregory Palamas, ‘
22    II, 1,2|     the utmost emphasis on the image of God in man. Man is a~‘
23    II, 1,2|     congregation, saluting the image of God in each person. ‘
24    II, 1,2|      fact that man is in God’s image means among~other things
25    II, 1,2|     righteousness, 4 (9)). The image of God is distorted by sin,
26    II, 1,2|       for the laity: ‘I am the~image of Thine inexpressible glory,
27    II, 1,2|   because he still~retains the image of God, man still retains
28    II, 1,5|      man made according to the image~and likeness of God the
29    II, 1,5|      love, so man,~made in the image of the Trinity, is called
30    II, 1,5|     Just as Moses received the image of~the glory of Adam, when
31    II, 1,5|    Antony 9). Man,~made in the image of the Trinity, can only
32    II, 2,1| relation: the Church is 1) the Image of the Holy Trinity, 2)
33    II, 2,1|       pneumatological.’~1. The Image of the Holy Trinity. Just
34    II, 2,1|       is made according to the image of the Trinitarian~God,
35    II, 2,1|     diversity according to the image of the Trinity can be seen
36    II, 2,1| Florovsky’s words, ‘the living image of eternity within time’~(‘
37    II, 2,1|      new life according to the image of the Holy Trinity, a life
38    II, 2,3|      at all ... He is a living image of God upon earth ... and
39    II, 3,2|        forms one great icon or image of the Kingdom~of God. In
40    II, 4,6|   marriage. Man is made in the image of the Trinity, and except
41    II, 7,8|         London, 1963.~! In the Image and Likeness of God, New
42    II, 7,8|          V. Kesich, The Gospel Image of Christ: The Church and