Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4|   concerning the Trinity and the Incarnation.~ ~Nicea I (325).~This Council
 2 1,4|     correct understanding of the Incarnation of Christ, against those
 3 1,7|       his major writings are The Incarnation of Christ and The Life of
 4 2,6|        Christ, manifested in His Incarnation and Resurrection.~The Fathers
 5 3,3|     joined a hymn glorifying the Incarnation of the Son of God — “Only-begotten
 6 4,1| Providence to serve the mystical Incarnation of God the Word.~The first
 7 4,3|            the instrument of the Incarnation — which sanctifies the Temple
 8 4,3|    Theotokos, pre-announcing the Incarnation of God on earth, proclaims
 9 4,8|      Rejoice, Womb of the Divine Incarnation! Rejoice, you through whom
10 4,0|         who was the means of His Incarnation was resurrected and taken
11 4,2|    accomplished. The goal of His Incarnation was to proclaim the Divine
12 6,3|        and the same time, in the Incarnation. Therefore, the honor given
13 6,3|          of her veneration — the Incarnation of the Second Person of
14 6,3|   concerning the Trinity and the Incarnation, the glorification of the
15 7  |         teachings concerning the Incarnation of the Second Person of
16 7  |           the Word of God in the Incarnation revealed to the world, in
17 7  |       Father, likewise after the Incarnation He is consubstantial with
18 7  |         of Christian faith — the Incarnation of God — and, consequently,
19 7  |     witness to the fruits of the Incarnation and to the sanctity and
20 8  |          imitation of our Lord's Incarnation, when, as the Second Person
21 8,3|         Christ's Sacrifice — the Incarnation, the Institution of the