Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,3| thought by the intellect, but offered spontaneously by the whole
 2     I, 4,2|  commands of the Gospel, they offered no resistance, although
 3    II, 3,1|    when~the Holy Sacrifice is offered, not merely the local congregation
 4    II, 4,3|      Eucharist, the sacrifice offered is Christ himself, and it
 5    II, 4,3|      who offers and He~who is offered’ (From the Priest’s prayer
 6    II, 4,3|     to Thee. The Eucharist~is offered to God the Trinity — not
 7    II, 4,3|      Eucharist? By whom is it offered? To whom is it offered?~—
 8    II, 4,3|     it offered? To whom is it offered?~— in each case the answer
 9    II, 4,3|   Greek, thusia hilastirios), offered on behalf of both~the living
10    II, 4,3|     moment in history, and is offered always in the sacrament’ (
11    II, 4,7|     pray over him. The prayer offered in faith will save the sick