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  1 Pref   |      old” (Mt. 14:52). Christ’s words in the Gospel of Matthew
  2 Intro,1|  becomes. And we trust that the words of Christ remain equally
  3 Intro,4|         actualized when, in the words of St. John Chrysostom,
  4 Intro,6|    within its own bosom. Jesus’ words ring out: “You are the light
  5 1,2    |  receive God's truth in written words now recorded in the Old
  6 1,2    |         and embraces Jesus~with words? . . . How he leaps and
  7 1,2    | Marcionites who had taken these words of Saint Paul literally
  8 1,2    |         Saint John Chrysostom’s words presuppose a perspective
  9 1,3    |       whole argument with these words:~ ~Since the Savior’s advent
 10 1,3    |        Saint Paul he echoes the words of Saint Athanasios and
 11 1,3    |         of the Holy Spirit. The words and actions of the apostles
 12 1,3    |     actions of the apostles are words and actions of the Holy
 13 1,3    |      Paul's intent behind these words was to deflate the pride
 14 1,4    |         gold; it is to hear the words not of an earthly king but
 15 1,4    |        spiritual cleansing. The words of the Gospel can mean nothing
 16 1,4    |      nor more precious than the words of Scripture (Ps. 19:10).
 17 1,4    |         not by nature, then the words of Scripture empowered by
 18 1,4    |     more effectively than human words can tame a beast. Staint
 19 1,4    |      way of life rather than by words. For~this is the main battle (
 20 1,4    |       precepts of philosophy~in words, if we do not exhibit a
 21 1,4    |         and virtue.[40]~ ~These words, however, are not a counsel
 22 1,4    |      offers to all these golden words:~ ~The whole of time is
 23 2,2    |     rejoice,~holding these Your words as an anchor of hope.~ It
 24 2,2    |        Jesus by means of solemn words and actions anticipated
 25 2,2    |   consequences according to the words of Saint Paul. Just as the
 26 2,2    |        proclaim the Gospel with words, voice inflections and gestures,
 27 2,2    |         a particular formula of words and actions. The invocation
 28 2,3    |         commandments with these words:~ ~Shine within our hearts,
 29 2,3    |      not merely hearers, of his words. He read the Gospel of Matthew
 30 2,4    |       glory. Recall the opening words of the First Epistle of
 31 2,4    |       of his witness with these words:~ ~You, on your part, must
 32 3,1    |         Archbishop Anastasios’s words: it is a matter not of “
 33 3,2    | uncertain future. The following words of a man interviewed in
 34 3,2    |        of the good news.” These words sum up the essential ethos
 35 3,3    |      the living voice. In other words, the Gospel is not proclaimed
 36 3,4    |         His presence, deeds and words.~ The Orthodox preacher
 37 3,4    |        in the present. In other words, evangelical preaching and
 38 3,4    |        but to remember Christ’s words about the straight and narrow;
 39 3,4    |     through appropriate, loving words. The response is the essence
 40 4,1    |    disciples with the following words:~ ~All authority in heaven
 41 4,2    |       and on earth resides. The words concerning the authority
 42 4,2    |        bear testimony. In other words, the Christian understanding
 43 4,3    |   renewal in God’s time. In the words of Ezekiel speaking as the
 44 4,3    |       them. With certain solemn words and actions He inaugurated
 45 4,3    |         they themselves, in the words of Saint Paul, became a
 46 4,3    |           2 Cor. 3:3). In other words, the return of the shekinah
 47 4,4    |      begins his Gospel with the words: “The beginning of the Gospel
 48 5,1    |        not only hearers, of His words. Because we are His hands
 49 5,2    |      the Philippians with these words:~ ~Rejoice in the Lord always;
 50 5,2    |         The man with the golden words counted prayer as his great
 51 5,2    |     First comes prayer and then words” (Proteron euche kai tote
 52 5,2    |       kai tote logos). His last words were in fact a prayer: “
 53 5,3    |         and end with additional words of praise to God. Or a prayer
 54 5,3    |      age” (Mt. 28:20). Christ’s words are trustworthy. Because
 55 5,5    |     which he uttered the aching words: “My God, my God, why have
 56 6,1    |      evangelical fervor and his words, even in translation, radiate
 57 6,2    |        taught, according to the words of the Lord to Thomas: “
 58 6,6    |       in it. Here are Silouan's words about a simple leaf:~ ~That
 59 7,1    |        to scribble. Hearing his words, the accusers, one by one,
 60 7,3    |   living of believers. In other words, the Church as a community
 61 7,3    |         clergy, that is, in the words of the Epistle to the Ephesians,
 62 7,4    |        the soul.” Hearing these words the brothers were cut to
 63 7,4    |     another Father, echoing the words of Jesus, said: “The devil
 64 7,5    |       Professionals.~ Now a few words pertaining to Christian
 65 8,3    |       Jews. Without mincing his words, the Apostle holds that
 66 8,3    |         race” (Rom. 9:3). These words of the Apostle, as well
 67 8,3    |     Apostle, as well as similar words by Moses in Ex. 32:32, have
 68 8,4    |          Rom. 1:15). With these words, the great Apostle seems
 69 8,4    |   pervasive in Rome itself. His words indicate how far the meaning
 70 8,4    |         29). The Apostle's last words on the subject eloquently
 71 9,1    |       The Apostle applied these words not only to his personal
 72 9,2    |        jewel? Let us recall the words of the Gospel lesson recited
 73 9,2    |        embraces Christ with his words of faith? See how he leaps
 74 9,2    |      life. The most magnificent words ever written are the opening
 75 9,2    |         written are the opening words of the Gospel of John: “
 76 9,2    |     have been created. In other words, we too have the inner capacities,
 77 9,2    |        He would not hear of any words of lament or long explanation.
 78 9,2    |  disciples. With certain solemn words and actions, Christ signified
 79 9,2    |        world to Himself. In the words of St. Paul: “God shows
 80 9,2    |        personal lives. In other words, Christ has shown to us
 81 9,3    | Scripture and tradition. In the words of St. John of Damascus: “
 82 9,3    |       and welcomed him with the words: “Blessed is He who comes
 83 9,3    |     power of death, and, in the words of the Epistle to the Colossians,
 84 9,3    |    Seminary, used the following words to describe the position
 85 10,1   |       life. Essentially the two words are co-equal because each
 86 10,1   |      and death. In Saint Paul’s words we carry the treasure of
 87 10,2   |        and strengthened, in the words of St. John Chrysostom, “
 88 10,2   |         Lord in peace, his last words being: “Glory be to God
 89 10,3   |      the Body of Christ. In the words of Saint Paul, “the eye
 90 10,3   |        shared treasures, in the words of the report, “must become
 91 10,4   |      and many are afraid of the words “spiritual renewal.” We
 92 10,4   |        and let us pray with the words of the Lenten hymn: “I am
 93 10,5   |        When we reflect on these words, we begin to see how this
 94 10,5   |        has its inception in the words of Jesus: “The time is fulfilled,
 95 10,5   |  obedience is found in Christ’s words: “If one loves me, he will
 96 10,5   |       by way of deeds, not mere words, for words without deeds,
 97 10,5   |      deeds, not mere words, for words without deeds, as a spiritual
 98 11,2   |         she wrote the following words in part to her children:~ ~
 99 11,3   |      faith,” one of the richest words in the biblical vocabulary.
100 11,3   |      and the like. All of these words and expressions resound
101 11,4   |       Orthodox community. If my words have some meaning and relevance
102 11,4   |     might say with Saint Paul's words used in another context.
103 11,4   |           142]. I trust that my words and line of argument clearly