Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,4|      what the will of God is in relation to each person who comes
 2     I, 3,3|  relationship with ~mankind. In relation to man, the divine energy
 3     I, 5,2|          define its position in relation to new teachings which had
 4     I, 6,1|      two different views of the relation of the Church to the world.
 5     I, 6,1|         the inner ~and personal relation between God and the soul.
 6    II, 1,1|       defined~in terms of their relation to Him. The Father is the
 7    II, 1,1|          the other concerns the relation of God to creation. Thus
 8    II, 1,1|       spoken only of a temporal relation~between Son and Spirit,
 9    II, 1,1|        they admitted an eternal relation. Yet on the essential point
10    II, 1,2|        freedom. To describe the~relation between the grace of God
11    II, 2,1|        be used to describe~this relation: the Church is 1) the Image
12    II, 2,1|      dull.~Such in brief is the relation between the Church and God.
13    II, 2,1|  Khomiakov said: ‘It is only in relation to man~that it is possible
14    II, 2,1| invisible,’ we so speak only in relation to man (ibid., section 1).~
15    II, 2,2|       it follows from the close relation between God and His Church.~‘
16    II, 2,3|     bishop’ (Letter 66, 8).~The relation between the bishop and his
17    II, 2,4|   isolation, but because of her relation to Christ. Thus the reverence
18    II, 3,1|         earth are seen in~their relation to things in heaven, first
19    II, 6,2|   Questions raised included the relation of Scripture and Tradition,