Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |             adherence to Christ and obedience to His teachings, all of
 2 4,8   |        effected through the perfect obedience of the Theotokos whose humble
 3 4,8   |         Luke 1:35-37].~With perfect obedience and humility, Mary gives
 4 4,0   |             perfect example of that obedience which all Christians are
 5 5     |             opposites: humility and obedience. A Monk leading a totally
 6 5     |        humility towards fellow-men. Obedience to God is empty unless one
 7 5     |            of learning humility and obedience, the Monk who lives alone
 8 5     |            of prelest.~Humility and obedience can best and most-safely
 9 5     |        humility, the latter teaches obedience.~The problem of pride and
10 5     |      replace them with humility and obedience. True monastic life, however,
11 5,1   |      through his rule of prayer and obedience to an elder), for the monastic
12 5,1   |             renunciation, faith and obedience to the end of life, and
13 5,1   |            Indeed, the first act of obedience of the new Monk is his acceptance
14 6,6   |      believes in the Church because obedience to the Church is obedience
15 6,6   |          obedience to the Church is obedience to God, and by serving the
16 6,2   |          perform the current act of obedience in the awareness that we
17 6,3   |             New Adam) whose perfect obedience contrasted the disobedience
18 6,3   | disobedience was loosed through the obedience of Mary; for what Eve, a
19 10,3  |           the meekness, gentleness, obedience and courtesy made possible
20 11,1  |           Moses made on the tree in obedience to God's command, by which