Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,3 |          at which no consecration takes place, since the Holy Gifts
 2 4,6 |      Behold, the Lamb of God, Who takes away the sin of the world!
 3 5   |          self-deception. The Monk takes pride in his ascetic labors,
 4 5,1 |       idle thoughts and acts, and takes upon himself the yoke of
 5 5,1 |         me.” Each time the Novice takes the scissors and hands them
 6 6,6 |         full union of man and God takes place, and this union is
 7 6,6 |         Church. Everything in her takes place through God's ordination.
 8 6,7 |           the Great says, “He who takes anything from the Son, or
 9 6,0 |        not hold him guiltless who takes His name in vain (20:7). “
10 6,0 |      other also; and from him who takes away your coat do not with
11 6,0 |          from you; and of him who takes away your goods do not ask
12 6,2 |    summoning and illumining grace takes effect within him. The first
13 8   |       Sacraments, the Holy Church takes things that are material,
14 8,1 |  essential change in man's nature takes place through the free and
15 8,1 |          both adults and children takes place in the presence of
16 8,1 |          The Catechumenate, which takes place through the Priest'
17 8,1 |      Gladness,” after which there takes place~4. The Triple Immersion
18 8,3 | sacrificial service.~How all this takes place is a mystery. As Metropolitan
19 8,5 |      Deaconate is less solemn and takes place before the singing
20 9,7 |           Syrian,~when the Spirit takes its dwelling-place in a
21 10,3|      about the above problems and takes the opportunity to speak