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 1 1,6 |       258, and among his many writings concerning Church life,
 2 1,7 |       labors. Among his major writings are The Incarnation of Christ
 3 1,7 |     and is noted for his many writings on numerous theological
 4 1,7 |       known for his spiritual writings, as well as various dogmatic
 5 2,6 |   shines from the righteous” [Writings of the Holy Fathers...,
 6 3,6 |      the Prophets, from whose writings we have heard and shall
 7 6,1 |   Ecumenical Councils and the writings of the Fathers; it means
 8 6,1 |      Nicene Creed, nor do the writings of, for example, the Byzantine
 9 6,7 |       of the oldest Christian writings (lst-2nd Centuries), says
10 6,3 |  different words in the Greek writings of the Fathers than that
11 7   | questions can be found in the writings of St. John of Damascus (
12 7   |   borrowed heavily from these writings.~As St. John points out,
13 10  |     Minor” Prophets), and the Writings (the remainder of the Old
14 11,1|       first expression in the writings of the Prophet Ezekiel,