Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,3 |       and more helpless in the face of the Turkish armies which
 2     I, 4,3 |      Russians dared at last to face their oppressors in an ~
 3     I, 5,2 | Byzantine Empire was called to face: in the seventeenth century
 4     I, 6,1 |         and rebuked him to his face during the public celebration
 5     I, 6,3 | flashing like ~lightning. Your face has become brighter than
 6     I, 6,3 |   these words I glanced at his face, and there came over me
 7     I, 6,3 |       of its ~midday rays, the face of a man talking to you.
 8     I, 6,3 |       shouted; he ~wept in the face of the visions of Golgotha
 9     I, 7,10|        greater difficulties to face than most. In contemporary
10    II, 1,1 |       power, but he is brought face to face with a person. Nor
11    II, 1,1 |      but he is brought face to face with a person. Nor is this
12    II, 1,3 |     God.’ These words bring us face to face with what is perhaps~
13    II, 1,3 |   These words bring us face to face with what is perhaps~the
14    II, 1,5 |        glory of Adam, when his face was glorified, so the face
15    II, 1,5 |     face was glorified, so the face of Abba Pambo shone like
16    II, 1,5 |        how on one occasion her face could be seen~transfigured
17    II, 1,5 |        Saint Seraphim with his face~transfigured; but we must
18    II, 5,2 |        shines the light of Thy face…~There is one type of private
19    II, 6,2 |     honest attempt was made to face points of doctrinal disagreement.~
20    II, 7,8 |   theology~• G. Barrois,~! The Face of Christ in the Old Testament,