Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I,Intro | they have been able to open up fresh lines of thought,
2 I, 2,2 | Hereafter you shall see heaven open,. Our Lord promised, .and
3 I, 2,2 | none but God Himself can open to man the way of union.
4 I, 2,4 | required of an ~elder, he can open the door of his cell and
5 I, 3,1 | Long before there was an open and formal ~schism between
6 I, 3,1 | first came properly into the open, but the two differences ~
7 I, 3,1 | question had come out ~into the open. In earlier centuries the
8 I, 3,1 | and the east avoided an open conflict ~over the Papal
9 I, 3,1 | trangement, but there was no open schism. The two sides had
10 I, 3,1 | brought ~fully into the open. ~ But in 1190 Theodore
11 I, 3,2 | Pope.s letters. Thus an ~open breach existed between the
12 I, 3,2 | Photius had forced ~into the open. Matters had been patched
13 I, 3,3 | this only came into the open in the thirteenth century).
14 I, 4,3 | their oppressors in an ~open fight and actually defeated
15 I, 6,1 | separation first came into the open at a Church council in 1503. ~
16 I, 6,3 | such ~houses as remained open she imposed a strict limitation
17 I, 7,10 | undertake missionary work of an open kind; but in Russia, where
18 I, 7,10 | Bolsheviks, as under the Turks, open missionary work is ~impossible.
19 II, 1,2 | knocks, but waits for~man to open the door — He does not break
20 II, 1,3 | Resurrection, when the tomb~burst open under the pressure of divine
21 II, 2,4 | whole question entirely open: let us avoid detailed formulation
22 II, 3,2 | screen was surmounted~by an open series of columns supporting
23 II, 3,2 | example, and revert to a more open type of iconostasis; in
24 II, 3,2 | the gates are sometimes open,~sometimes closed, while
25 II, 3,2 | the walls of the church~open out upon eternity, and they
26 II, 3,2 | gates of the Holy Door left open in the Liturgy;~more open
27 II, 3,2 | open in the Liturgy;~more open form of iconostasis, and
28 II, 4,4 | the church, usually in the open immediately~49~in front
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