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 1 1,9 |         11), first to the Khazar State north of the Caucasus (this
 2 1,0 |       Disaster befell the Kievan State in 1237 with the onslaught
 3 1,0 |   association between Church and State in such matters (and many
 4 1,1 |        persecuted by the atheist state and the numbers of her faithful,
 5 3,1 |         with God, in the angelic state of prayer and fasting. The
 6 3,6 | wantonness, misery at our fallen state, repentance, return to god
 7 4,3 |     apart, consecrated, and in a state of intimacy with God — something
 8 5   |       manner of life and in this state, he can be completely lost,
 9 5   |         difficult to discern the state of one's soul and concentrate
10 5,1 |          worthily in the angelic state, so called because Monks
11 5,2 |           Those who reached that state usually spent the rest of
12 5,2 |     common quest for the Angelic State.~ ~
13 6,7 |       are forgiven. Man's sinful state is totally eradicated by
14 6,9 |          he strives. The blessed state in the life to come is a
15 6,0 |     commanded to accept whatever state God places us in and not
16 6,0 |       should be content with our state and place our trust in God
17 6,0 |         one should remain in the state in which he was called....
18 6,0 |        So, brethren, in whatever state each was called, there let
19 6,1 |        Aware of Nicodemus' inner state and aware of his spiritual
20 6,2 |         of his present spiritual state with that to which he is
21 6,2 |       for bringing you to such a state.” Only a man of meek spirit
22 8,4 |       become aware of our sinful state, and consider ourselves
23 8,7 |      Marriage, however, is not a state of nature, but is rather
24 8,7 |          nature, but is rather a state of grace, and married life
25 9   |       but these only express the state of prayer, while the prayer
26 9,2 |       our manner of life and the state of our spiritual and physical
27 9,6 |   Trinity and having passed to a state of good being and being
28 9,6 |           appear in his original state or one superior. The [Ninth
29 10,1|       preservation of the Jewish State.~The books can be divided
30 10,3|   describe his own situation and state of mind to the Philippian