Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4 |       the “one and the same son, perfect in Godhead and perfect in
 2 1,4 |           perfect in Godhead and perfect in manhood, [is] truly God
 3 4,8 |         was effected through the perfect obedience of the Theotokos
 4 4,8 | impossible” [Luke 1:35-37].~With perfect obedience and humility,
 5 4,0 |          body also. As she was a perfect example of that obedience
 6 5   |         the contrary, acquires a perfect love for the world, a pure
 7 5,1 |        the Monk loves God with a perfect love — in accordance with
 8 5,1 |    renunciation of the world and perfect self-consecration to God.
 9 6,7 |        Him, but also showed us a perfect model of sanctity, what
10 6,3 |    Christ is the New Adam) whose perfect obedience contrasted the
11 8,1 |          is necessary for man to perfect himself morally even after
12 8,2 |           to the eternal and the perfect. It makes the baptized person
13 9   |         will gradually grow more perfect as we improve the manner
14 9   |        our prayer grow ever more perfect.~Therefore we say that a
15 9,3 |        man in the achievement of perfect prayer. While fasting, as
16 9,5 |        good, and acceptable, and perfect (Rom. 12:2). By obeying
17 10,3|          imperfect, but when the perfect comes; the imperfect will
18 11,1|          Greeks as having a more perfect form.~Patriarchal: This