Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,2 |   outstanding loyalty to the truth, it was above all to Rome
 2     I, 2,4 |    in silence must learn the truth about himself and God: Then,
 3     I, 2,4 |      are only a part of the ~truth. For behind all the shortcomings
 4     I, 4,1 |    the Slavs became in ~very truth the religion of the whole
 5     I, 4,1 |      there lies an important truth. ~ ~
 6     I, 4,3 |  forth God as the God not of truth only, but of beauty. ~Like
 7    II, 0,11|    257:‘The~Lord said, “I am truth.” He did not say, I am custom’ (
 8    II, 0,11|  Christ, “When the Spirit of truth has~come, he will guide
 9    II, 0,11|      will guide you into all truth” (John 16:13). It is this
10    II, 0,12|   who prays in spirit and in truth is by that very~act a theologian (
11    II, 1,1 |   the Father — the Spirit of truth, who proceeds from the Father~—
12    II, 1,4 |     Comforter, the Spirit of Truth, who art everywhere and
13    II, 1,5 |     said, and with a certain truth, that bodily transfiguration
14    II, 1,5 |     to God ‘in spirit and in truth,’ read~the Gospels, follow
15    II, 2,1 |    Irenaeus wrote~with equal truth ‘where the Church is, there
16    II, 2,2 |   him this seemed an evident truth, because~he could not think
17    II, 2,2 |     pillar and the ground of truth” (1 Tim.~3:15). “When he,
18    II, 2,2 |       When he, the Spirit of truth, has come, he will guide
19    II, 2,2 |      will guide you into all truth” (John 16:13). So~Christ
20    II, 2,2 |  choose falsehood instead of truth~(Confession, Decree 12).~
21    II, 2,3 |      The proclamation of the truth is not the~same as the possession
22    II, 2,3 |     as the possession of the truth: all the people possess
23    II, 2,3 |   all the people possess the truth, but it is the bishop’s
24    II, 2,3 |   constancy and the unerring truth of Christian dogma does
25    II, 2,3 |      define and proclaim the truth in council; but these definitions
26    II, 2,3 |   bishops recognize what the truth is and proclaim it; this~
27    II, 2,3 |     outward criteria alone: ‘Truth can have~no external criterion,
28    II, 2,3 |    the ‘ecumenicity’ but the truth of the councils~which makes
29    II, 2,3 |     said: “I am the Way, the Truth, the Life.” Without this
30    II, 2,3 |    be, it will not be in the truth. Protestants and Catholics~
31    II, 2,3 |  understand this fundamental truth of Orthodoxy: both materialize
32    II, 2,3 |       the sole ‘criterion of truth’ remains God Himself, living
33    II, 2,3 | leading it in the way of the Truth’ (J. Meyendorff, quoted
34    II, 2,5 |    are reminded of the other truth: that it is possible to
35    II, 4,2 |   conscious witnesses to the Truth. “You have an anointing (
36    II, 4,3 |      and wine become in very~truth the Body and Blood of Christ:
37    II, 6,1 |    possesses the fullness of truth (so its members~are bound
38    II, 6,2 |     with great optimism: ‘In truth we are all one, we are all
39    II, 6,3 | would not~have preserved the truth which I handed over to you.’
40    II, 6,3 |      not have understood the truth which I entrusted to~you.’~