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 1 3,3| Orthodox Christians are perhaps aware of the rules of fasting
 2 6,1|         is with him (John 3:2).~Aware of Nicodemus' inner state
 3 6,1|      Nicodemus' inner state and aware of his spiritual blindness
 4 6,2|         perfection. Man becomes aware of his poverty of spirit
 5 6,2|  humbled will our spirit become aware of the gulf which separates
 6 6,2|       of the Old Testament were aware of their insignificance
 7 6,2|          the stronger they were aware of their smallness and unworthiness
 8 6,2|       spirit and who has become aware of the power of sin over
 9 6,2|       more profoundly we become aware of our sinfulness and spiritual
10 6,2|          In suffering we become aware of our own weakness and
11 6,3|     that due God, makes us more aware of God's majesty; for it
12 8,4|        repent means to be fully aware of our sins and our iniquities
13 8,4|     tranquility. When we become aware of our sinful state, and