Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |      unbreakable unity between Believers and the Church: “A man cannot
 2 Intro |        is the community of all Believers, externally directed and
 3 1,0   |       splitting off of the Old Believers, who resisted the changes (
 4 1,0   |         The leaders of the Old Believers, including the Archpriest
 5 3,2   |     prayerful foregathering of believers, of the true Light of Life —
 6 3,3   |     prayer, the Church arouses believers to a spiritual contemplation
 7 4,0   |        within the Church.~True believers know that insofar as the
 8 4,4   |   perfection.~So too, all true believers rejoice on this day of redemption
 9 4,5   |   hymns and prayers. Among the believers was St. Andrew, a Fool-for-Christ,
10 6,6   |      sin from the community of believers and from separate individuals.~
11 6,2   |    Jesus.~St. Paul summons all believers to seek peace in God (Rom.
12 6,2   |        no misfortunes. For all believers this rock is our Lord Jesus
13 8,2   |        of the Holy Spirit upon believers through anointing them with
14 8,3   |     The unity of all Christian believers in the Holy Eucharist is
15 8,3   |       Ephesians].~The union of believers with Christ in the Eucharist
16 8,3   |       s union with Christ, the believers' union with Him in Whom
17 9,4   |       with the congregation of believers, is worth a hundred prostrations
18 9,8   |         14:26). They called on believers to edify themselves with
19 10,3  |         5-12); Fellowship with believers (Ch. 13-17 — (14-17 are
20 10,3  | summary of what is expected of believers in view of God's grace;