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  1 Intro,2|         and conciliarity, body and soul, man and woman, religion
  2 Intro,4|         participation by voice and soul. A huge part of hymnology
  3 1,2    |        needy:~ ~Do you see how his soul is filled at once with exceeding
  4 1,4    |          great love, and a fervent soul; it makes us truly wise,
  5 1,4    |       internal, the hearing of the soul, a deep silence which the
  6 1,4    |          law of God written in the soul, and the heart become~tablets
  7 2,1    |       Gospel of Christ as the very soul of the Church.[43]~ Second,
  8 2,3    |          faith, the hearing of the soul, firm resolve, regular reading
  9 2,4    |       righteous life and purity of soul.~ Three aspects of this
 10 2,4    |            deepest recesses of the soul. It stripped away layers
 11 2,4    |        eager to ignite a receptive soul, just as fire is always
 12 3,4    |        this act of creation in the soul, which is the source of
 13 4,2    |          your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might.”
 14 5,1    |            that prayer is the very soul of Orthodoxy, the breath
 15 5,1    |      conscience.~ If prayer is the soul of Orthodoxy, as it is,
 16 5,2    |              And Mary replied: “My soul magnifies the Lord, and
 17 5,2    |           heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might.”~
 18 5,2    |          God’s grace and gives the soul its spiritual beat, the
 19 5,3    |          heart or insensibility of soul which must be put off before
 20 5,4    |          of prayer as food for the soul. Prayer provides needed
 21 5,4    |            strength and vigor, the soul needs the constant food
 22 5,4    |         spiritual breathing of the soul — we breathe in the grace
 23 5,5    |           and sweetness filled his soul. Strangers appeared to him
 24 5,5    |           concentrated prayer, the soul is inflamed with grace and
 25 5,5    |          In this radiant state the soul cannot be touched by the
 26 5,5    |       despair may be engulfing our soul. It is in such moments that
 27 6,1    |          Joy and peace flooded his soul. This was a new spiritual
 28 6,1    |           life in the monastery my soul apprehended God in the Holy~
 29 6,1    |       Spirit and~how He enters the soul, nor what He does with the
 30 6,1    |          nor what He does with the soul; but now it is a great joy
 31 6,1    |           how dear art Thou to the soul![100]~ ~Three years later,
 32 6,1    |        open about the cause of his soul's turmoil:~ ~Twice was I
 33 6,1    |           stability prevailed. His soul increased in joy and gratitude
 34 6,1    |         myself.”[103] Inwardly his soul was a dwelling‑place of
 35 6,1    |        fire that burned within his soul did not permit him to remain
 36 6,1    |           world. He exclaims:~ ~My soul loves the Lord, and how
 37 6,1    |           this fire which warms my soul? How shall~I hide the Lord'
 38 6,1    |         Lord's mercies in which my soul delights? How can I hold
 39 6,1    |           I hold my peace, with my~soul captive to God? How shall
 40 6,1    |           repentance. Can a single soul be saved? That was the crucial
 41 6,1    |     crucial question. He says: “My soul knows His mercy towards
 42 6,1    |           it in hope that even one soul may come to love the Lord
 43 6,1    |        concern which flow from his soul. Silouan's heart burned
 44 6,1    |           people of God. Silouan's soul calls out to all. Here are
 45 6,2    |        human achievement. When the soul which yearns for the Lord
 46 6,2    |        this is of no profit to the soul. A person can even earn
 47 6,2    |            and gracious, draws the soul to love the Lord. Writes
 48 6,2    |            absolute certainty. The soul, graced by the Holy Spirit,
 49 6,2    |           Love and peace flood the soul. “Who shall describe this
 50 6,2    |       gladness?” asks Silouan. The soul experiences the Lord as
 51 6,3    |        Without the Holy Spirit the soul has no life. The person
 52 6,3    |         pervades a person's entire soul, mind and body. A person
 53 6,3    |        thought and He forsakes the soul. Unless we repent, the love
 54 6,4    |          always carries God in his soul, just as one who always
 55 6,4    |          Spirit which inflames the soul with divine love comes through
 56 6,4    |           everywhere possible. The soul is the true temple of God.
 57 6,4    | accompanied by peace of God in the soul and by a tender feeling
 58 6,5    |        wise and simple one. If the soul grows to love humility,
 59 6,5    |      Spirit, declares Silouan, the soul is incapable even of starting
 60 6,5    |    starting out upon the race. The soul neither knows nor understands
 61 6,5    |            unfailing guidance, the soul stumbles and falls at every
 62 6,5    |     agonies and lacerations of the soul. Without God, the soul experiences
 63 6,5    |         the soul. Without God, the soul experiences distress, fear
 64 6,5    |             Silouan notes that the soul continues to suffer until
 65 6,5    |            want your own way, your soul will fail and you will cry: “
 66 6,5    |          of God abides not in your soul.[116]~ ~Spiritual warfare
 67 6,5    |         all of his mind, heart and soul until useless thoughts are
 68 6,5    |        Without the Holy Spirit the soul is spiritually dead. Love
 69 6,6    |            when the Lord fires the~soul with love for God and our
 70 6,6    |          within us. Blessed is the soul that loves her brother,
 71 6,6    |        himself pray for him... the soul that acts~after this fashion
 72 6,6    |        love cannot suffer a single soul to perish. For Christ there
 73 6,6    |            Silouan states that the soul is so wounded by divine
 74 6,6    |           the principal power. The soul of the humble person is
 75 6,6    |         others unhappy. The humble soul enjoys great peace, while
 76 6,6    |       great peace, while the proud soul is a torment to itself.
 77 6,6    |            himself. So long as the soul lacks humility, wrong thoughts
 78 6,6    |           torment it. But when the soul humbles itself, it will
 79 6,6    |            is extinguished and the soul dies. Some, says Silouan,
 80 6,6    |           themselves. But when the soul truly sees that the Lord
 81 6,6    |         peace of Christ enters the soul and the soul, like the righteous
 82 6,6    |            enters the soul and the soul, like the righteous Job
 83 6,6    |          in glory. Out of love the soul wishes every human being
 84 7,3    |         more healing for a hurting soul than the counsel of a professionally
 85 7,4    |           sense, a sickness of the soul, a corruption of humanity
 86 7,4    |            flame, a lantern of the soul, and a source of living
 87 7,4    |         cleansed the powers of the soul and crowned the received
 88 7,4    |         man who can truly heal the soul.” Hearing these words the
 89 9,2    |       writes: “See how Nathaniel’s soul is filled with joy? See
 90 9,3    |        death exuding from its very soul. And yet we must love this
 91 9,3    |        knew of the treasure of the soul inwardly beholding the glory
 92 10,1   |            world and to lose one’s soul? What can a person give
 93 10,1   |          give in exchange of one’s soul” (Mk 8:36-37)? The word “
 94 10,1   |             Mk 8:36-37)? The word “soul” (psyche) in Jesus’ statement
 95 10,1   |         gift of life is his or her soul — one’s personal being and
 96 10,1   |           precious than a person’s soul. No goal, no pursuit, no
 97 10,4   |          of piety. The wick is the soul, trimmed, straight and reaching
 98 10,4   |            Without the wick of the soul yearning for Christ, no
 99 10,4   |          Spirit finds eagerness of soul and abundance of goodness,
100 10,5   |      clouds of sin surrounding the soul, and thus let the inner
101 10,5   |           heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind,
102 10,5   |          baptism,” “renewal of the soul,” and “gateway to heaven.”
103 10,5   |     involves the conversion of the soul, an unceasing receptivity
104 10,5   |           inner disciplines of the soul, such as inward vigilance
105 10,5   |      dignity but of presenting the soul as a pure virgin to Christ.
106 11,4   |           heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might” (
107 11,4   |    Fitzmeyer's book Scripture, the Soul of Theology (New York: Paulist