Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,3|       well as his soul must be ~saved and transfigured. The Iconoclast
 2     I, 3,3|     Christ took human flesh and saved the whole man; there-~fore
 3    II, 1,2|         He wishes all men to be saved, but forces no one’ (Sermon
 4    II, 1,5|        the Incarnate Christ has saved and redeemed the whole man,
 5    II, 1,5| creation,~but creation is to be saved and glorified along with
 6    II, 1,5| repeated the words ‘All will be saved, and I alone will be condemned.’~
 7    II, 2,1|      falls alone; but no one is saved alone. He is~saved in the
 8    II, 2,1|       one is saved alone. He is~saved in the Church, as a member
 9    II, 2,2|       the Church is necessarily saved. As Augustine wisely remarked: ‘
10    II, 2,2|         God alone. If anyone is saved, he must in some sense~be
11    II, 2,5|         to say that all must be saved, for this is to~deny free
12    II, 2,5|         to hope that all may be saved. Until the Last Day comes,