Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,4|    this is the elder.s special gift or charisma. The earliest
 2     I, 3,3|     our own ~efforts, but is a gift conferred by the grace of
 3     I, 3,3|   exists apart from God, not a gift which God confers upon men:
 4     I, 3,3|     God; ~grace is not just a .gift. of God, not just an object
 5    II, 1,5|       great importance to the ‘gift of tears.’ Orthodox mystical
 6    II, 2,1|      one of those present. The gift of the Spirit is a gift
 7    II, 2,1|        gift of the Spirit is a gift to the Church,~but it is
 8    II, 2,1|       the same time a personal gift, appropriated by each in
 9    II, 2,2| received a precious~and unique gift from God; and if they pretended
10    II, 2,2|      they did not possess this gift, they~would be guilty of
11    II, 2,3|      bishop receives a special gift or charisma from the Holy
12    II, 3,1|      to many that~the peculiar gift of Orthodox peoples — and
13    II, 4,2|      he says: ‘The seal of~the gift of the Holy Spirit.’ The
14    II, 4,2|    receives in Chrismation the gift of the Spirit, thereby becoming
15    II, 4,6|         requiring a particular~gift or charisma from the Holy
16    II, 4,6|      the Holy Spirit; and this gift is conferred in the sacrament