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 1 3,4|     divisions and the struggle for purity in her dogmas, is now sung.
 2 3,8|           earth to glorify Thee in purity of heart.” Stopping before
 3 5,2|           robe of incorruption and purity,” the absence of sleeves
 4 5,2|           that he must strive, “by purity of life, by good deeds,
 5 6,2|      decisive stand to protect the purity of the Orthodox teaching
 6 6,7|           well, and he attains the purity and sanctity given him at
 7 6,1|           truth, righteousness and purity. The gifts of God are received
 8 6,2|      nothing harder to attain than purity of heart and nothing more
 9 6,2| Nevertheless, the Savior speaks of purity of heart and of seeing God
10 6,2|          new fruit — grace-endowed purity of heart and radiant holiness —
11 6,2|           little from the-Angels”; purity of heart “brings us closer
12 6,2|            the Syrian teaches that purity of heart hates luxury, laziness,
13 6,2|          cleaves to goodness. This purity of heart is characterized
14 6,2|      abstinence.~The heart attains purity, says St. Ephraim the Syrian, “
15 6,2|   mortification. And if it attains purity, it is not defiled by minor
16 6,2|      conscience helps us to attain purity of heart. Remaining in constant
17 6,2|          finds our efforts towards purity of body and of heart hard
18 9,5|           Heaven also implies that purity and sanctity of divine life