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 1 1,4 |          could not accept the Third Person of the Trinity as equal
 2 1,4 |          Man had been united in one Person, Christ, refusing to call
 3 1,4 |        borne a single and undivided Person Who is, at the same time,
 4 1,4 |       Christ unite to form a single person. It affirmed that Jesus
 5 1,4 |             one and the same divine Person (hypostasis), Who has united
 6 1,4 |        natures were united into one person. The Council, however, held
 7 1,3 |         them constantly, going from person to person, Comforting the
 8 1,3 |    constantly, going from person to person, Comforting the dying, and
 9 2,6 |           the Holy Trinity; and the person to be baptized (if an adult)
10 2,6 |         when the body of a deceased person is brought in the church,
11 3,1 |            occurring only once in a person's lifetime. These are Holy
12 3,2 |            teachings concerning the person of Jesus Christ. On ordinary
13 3,2 |             honor and memory of the person or event to which the services
14 3,2 |       Magnification) magnifying the person or event celebrated, and
15 3,0 |              The whole of the human person is involved in worship,
16 4,2 |           turn, be placed on a dead person who was being brought to
17 4,5 |            onion greens, which each person must taste before touching
18 6,2 |      recognize Him as a Hypostasis (Person) of the Holy Trinity.~The
19 6,3 |            not proceed from another Person. God the Son is pre-eternally
20 6,4 |              and inseparably in the Person of Jesus Christ. Therefore
21 6,5 |             the True God, the Third Person (Hypostasis) of the Holy,
22 6,5 |   distinctive property of the Third Person of the Trinity — the Holy
23 6,5 |           to Him alone as the Third Person of the Trinity.~The Orthodox
24 6,5 |            Him according to His own Person. The Spirit also acts, for
25 6,6 | Commandments.~The extent to which a person preserves his sanctity is
26 6,7 |         Baptism all the sins of the person being baptized are forgiven.
27 6,7 |      communion with God rewards the person praying with great spiritual
28 6,0 |            Paul tells us: Let every person be subject to the governing
29 6,0 |         committed between a married person and one who is not one's
30 6,0 |            James tells us, for each person is tempted when he is lured
31 6,3 |            sort of goddess, the 4th Person of the Trinity, as some
32 6,3 |           Incarnation of the Second Person of the Trinity.~We also
33 7   |           Incarnation of the Second Person of the Holy Trinity — Our
34 7   |            express image of [God's] person (Heb. 1:3), the Word of
35 7   |             founded as it is on the person of the God-Man Jesus Christ
36 8   |    Incarnation, when, as the Second Person of the Trinity, He took
37 8   |          the Christian name of each person as the Sacrament is administered.
38 8,2 |        Spirit is bestowed upon each person who rises from the baptismal
39 8,2 |      perfect. It makes the baptized person the possessor of the Spirit —
40 8,2 |            Chrismation, obliges the person being anointed to remember
41 8,4 |          you have said to my humble person, and whatever you have failed
42 8,4 |           the custom for a baptized person to begin receiving this
43 8,8 |       instances. Sometimes the sick person is healed and recovers after
44 10  |           God, the Word, the Second Person of the Trinity.~In Jewish
45 10,1|      expected Messiah would come in person and rule not only Judah
46 10,3|        speaks of the Mystery of the Person of Jesus. He is like other
47 10,3|              the superiority of the Person of Christ to the Prophets (