Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4 |       until he stopped. Nobody thought of fishing or hunting while
 2 3,2 |    Compline is filled with the thought of death and repentance.
 3 4,2 |        John 14:2-3). This same thought was also expressed by the
 4 6,8 |       Lord for life, and human thought cannot reconcile itself
 5 6,8 |        reconcile itself to the thought of death. Death was a consequence
 6 6,2 |  abstention in our designs, in thought, in word and in deed. As
 7 6,2 |      unity of word, spirit and thought. / appeal to you, brethren,
 8 6,2 |        evil for evil, but take thought for what is noble in the
 9 7,2 |      Icon with smoke. The Monk thought that this was a practical
10 8,4 | committed by word and deed, in thought and intention, day and night,
11 8,4 |       in all goodwill, in both thought and intention, and in deed,
12 9,1 |    every sinful word, deed and thought. We must always call to
13 9,2 |      prayers, but with careful thought and attention, than to rush
14 9,3 |        square, one can pray in thought with great zeal, and while
15 9,7 | situations that demand all our thought and attention, it is possible
16 10,1|       dominates this Prophet's thought: faithfulness to the Lord'
17 10,3|        I spoke like a child; I thought like a child; I reasoned
18 10,3|       already come (2:2). Some thought that its judgments had already