Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |       June 19.~ ~St. Lebbaeus.~[See St. Jude].~ ~ St. Matthew.~
 2 1,1 |     August 9.~ ~St. Nathanael.~[See St. Bartholomew].~ ~ St.
 3 1,1 |       May 10.~ ~St. Thaddaeus.~[See St. Jude].~ ~St. Thomas.~
 4 1,4 |      Antioch (Canon 6), and the See of Jerusalem, although still
 5 1,4 |      was in this period that we see the activities of the great
 6 1,5 |   differences. Then, in 800, we see a political split with the
 7 1,8 |        later was elected to the See of Thessalonica as its Bishop.
 8 1,9 |       Constantinople to the new See of Argesin the foothills
 9 1,0 |       Turkish yoke. The primary See of the Russian Church was
10 1,0 |         Orthodoxy. Men began to see Moscow as the Third Rome,
11 1,1 |   ancient Bulgarian Patriarchal See of Trnovo was suppressed
12 1,1 |     Primate, Damian, the primal See of Tirane remains vacant.~ ~
13 1,3 |     clairvoyant Elder, he could see into the hearts of his spiritual
14 1,3 |    Innocent was elevated to the See of Moscow as its Metropolitan,
15 2,7 |       these Holy Orders, please see the section of this book
16 3,4 |        in heart, for they shall see God (Matt. 5:8). The Congregation
17 3,6 |    Communion Hymn, “O taste and see that the Lord is good! Alleluia!”~
18 3,7 |       are not singing? Truly, I see nothing better, nothing
19 3,7 |     that they could do.”~We can see from the earliest tradition
20 3,9 |  Liturgical Terms.~ ~Alleluia.~(See Prokeimenon.)~ ~Antiphons.~
21 3,0 |   hearing, speech and touch. We see the candles, Icons, frescoes,
22 3,1 |         Savior says: Do you not see that whatever goes into
23 3,6 |         In our own lives we can see a parallel; for how often
24 3,6 |      Lord and King! Grant me to see my own transgressions and
25 4,3 |       are called to be. We also see in this Feast a comparison
26 4,4 |        go over to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened,
27 4,6 |     said to me, ‘He on Whom you see the Spirit descend and remain,
28 4,7 |       Spirit that he should not see death before he had seen
29 4,9 |      glory as far as they could see it; so that when they would
30 4,0 | Most-Holy Theotokos who did not see the corruption of the grave
31 4,0 |        of God, her body did not see the natural corruption which
32 4,0 |         soul had always been to see the sweet face of her son
33 4,0 |         from the eyes and would see in the light of the Lord'
34 4,0 |        Most-Pure Lady wanted to see the Holy Apostles who were
35 4,0 |         her death she might not see the Prince of Darkness and
36 4,0 |       so that he might at least see the dead body of the Blessed
37 4,1 |    account of Jesus but also to see Lazarus, Whom He had raised
38 4,1 |         the Lord's Entrance, we see His way to voluntary suffering
39 4,1 |      our salvation. And we also see the image of Christ's spiritual
40 4,3 |        and your young men shall see visions, and your old men
41 4,3 |       poured out this which you see and hear (Acts 2:33).~Many
42 4,4 |        risen, as He said. Come, see the place where He lay.
43 4,5 |  prophets and apostles. “Do you see, brother, the Queen of all
44 4,5 |         asked Andrew? “Indeed I see, father,” answered the disciple. “
45 4,5 |       answered the disciple. “I see and I fear.”~The inhabitants
46 4,6 |        cautioned His disciples: See that you do not despise
47 4,0 |         then did you go out? To see a man clothed in soft raiment?
48 4,0 |         then did you go out? To see a prophet? Yes, I tell you,
49 5   |      the exception. Whenever we see examples of solitary monastic
50 5   |         later Saint's lives, we see it entered into almost exclusively
51 5,1 |         your sins.”~We can also see in the Monastic Tonsure
52 6,1 |  ensuing Old Believer schism to see the truth of this.]~Orthodox
53 6,7 |       before men, that they may see your good works and give
54 6,8 |      then from my flesh I shall see God, Whom I shall see for
55 6,8 |     shall see God, Whom I shall see for myself, and my eyes
56 6,0 |        in heart, for they shall see God (Matt. 5:8). This is
57 6,1 |         is born anew, he cannot see the Kingdom of God (John
58 6,2 |        in heart, for they shall see God.~It would seem that
59 6,2 |         more impossible than to see God. For, is it possible
60 6,2 |      Matt. 15:19), or for us to see God Whom no man has ever
61 6,2 |        man has ever seen or can see (1 Tim. 6:16; John 1:18;
62 6,2 |       passions, the saints also see God in Divine Revelation. “
63 6,2 |        can a pure and holy soul see God and understand the Scriptures,”
64 6,2 |       in the next life we shall see face to face (1 Cor. 13:
65 6,3 |     Saints....” And here we can see three basic truths expressed
66 6,4 |        our God — dwelt.~ ~Pot.~[See Urn]~ ~Stem of Jesse.~In
67 7   |       John 1:18) and You cannot see My [God's] face, for man
68 7   |         face, for man shall not see Me and live (Ex. 33:20).
69 7   |       Thus, in all creatures we see images that give us a dim
70 7   |     fulfillment for all eyes to see, if only by means of pictures,
71 7,2 |        he called his brother to see the miracle. A third witness
72 8   |         outlined above, what we see is not what we believe.~
73 8,8 |     From the above text, we can see that this Sacrament has
74 10,1|          Ch. 21:14-36).~Here we see the Forty-year Sojourn in
75 10,1|         man's happiness and can see no lasting, certain, secure
76 10,2|         132 B.C., his grandson (see the Prologue) translated
77 10,3|      this framework we can also see the grouping of Jesus' teachings
78 10,3|        to those who had eyes to see, were signs of the presence
79 10,3|       childish ways. For now we see in a mirror dimly; but then
80 10,3|  greetings, etc., most scholars see it as a sort of encyclical