Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,2|     faith . the Trinity and the ~Incarnation. All Christians agree in
 2     I, 2,2|       might be made god. (On the Incarnation, 54). ~ Now if this .being
 3     I, 2,2|    ultimately concerned with the Incarnation and with man.s salvation. ~
 4     I, 2,2|     holds in the doctrine of the Incarnation. ~ Alexandria won another
 5     I, 2,3|       and proper doctrine of the Incarnation. Iconoclasts and Iconodules ~
 6     I, 2,3|        Iconodules continued, the Incarnation has made a representational ~
 7     I, 2,3|        But this is to betray the Incarnation, by allowing no ~place to
 8     I, 3,3|       doctrine of man and of the Incarnation. Man is a ~single, united
 9     I, 3,3|       taking a human body at the Incarnation, has .made the flesh an
10     I, 4,1| doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation -had al-~ready been worked
11     I, 4,1|          in ~the Trinity and the Incarnation did not exist in a vacuum;
12    II, 1,1| doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation. Thus when I speak here~
13    II, 1,3|                 Jesus Christ~The Incarnation is an act of God’s philanthropia,
14    II, 1,3|          writers, looking at the Incarnation from this point of view,
15    II, 1,3|       still have become man: the Incarnation~must be seen as part of
16    II, 1,3|        But because man fell, the Incarnation is not only an act of love
17    II, 1,3|  harmonious whole (O. Rousseau, ‘Incarnation et anthropologie~en orient
18    II, 1,4|       receive the~Spirit (On the Incarnation and against the Arians,
19    II, 1,4|           the whole~‘aim’ of the Incarnation is the sending of the Spirit
20    II, 1,5|         when becoming~man by the Incarnation (V. Lossky, The Mystical
21    II, 1,5|       right understanding of the Incarnation: Christ took flesh —~something
22    II, 2,1|          is the extension of the~Incarnation, the place where the Incarnation
23    II, 2,1| Incarnation, the place where the Incarnation perpetuates itself. The
24    II, 2,4|        not really believe in the Incarnation.~But Orthodox honour Mary,
25    II, 2,4|    Nicholas Cabasilas said: ‘The Incarnation was not only the work of
26    II, 2,4| doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation have been proclaimed as
27    II, 4  |      sacraments look back to the Incarnation, when~Christ took material
28    II, 4,3|         Christ’s sacrifice — the Incarnation, the Last Supper, the Crucifixion,
29    II, 5,1|     fasts which commemorates the Incarnation and its fulfillment in the