Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,3|     between the essence and the energies of God. It was Gregory.s
 2     I, 3,3|        We know our God from His energies,. wrote Saint ~Basil, .but
 3     I, 3,3|         to His essence. For His energies come down to ~us, but His
 4     I, 3,3|         His essence, yet in His energies God has revealed Himself
 5     I, 3,3|   entire in ~each of His divine energies. The world, as Gerard Manley
 6     I, 3,3|      and wondrous fire of God.s energies. (Compare Maximus, Ambigua,
 7     I, 3,3|             It is through these energies that God enters into a direct
 8     I, 3,3|      that is to say, God in His energies, not in His essence. ~ God
 9     I, 3,3|         the experience of God.s energies takes the form of Light.
10     I, 3,3|    vision of ~God in His divine energies; and they are quite correct
11     I, 3,3|     Other,. and yet through His energies (which are ~God Himself)
12     I, 4,1|        Iconoclasts, turned ~its energies to the conversion of the
13     I, 5,2|        ople he devoted his full energies to combating all Roman Catholic
14    II, 1,1|   between~God’s essence and His energies, thus safeguarding both
15    II, 1,1|         unapproachable, but His energies come down to us. God’s~energies,
16    II, 1,1| energies come down to us. God’s~energies, which are God Himself,
17    II, 1,1|       acts is not only a God of energies,~but a personal God. When
18    II, 1,1|      participates in the divine energies, he is not overwhelmed~by
19    II, 1,1|       man, not only through His energies,~but in His own person.
20    II, 1,1| distinction between essence and energies; but apart~from these two
21    II, 1,3|  endowed with two wills and two energies.~True God and true man;
22    II, 1,5|   between~God’s essence and His energies. Union with God means union
23    II, 1,5|     means union with the divine energies, not the~divine essence: