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 1 1,2 |         shame, demons in flight, death destroyed,~paradise opened,
 2 1,2 |         Christ, His incarnation, death and resurrection. For the
 3 1,4 |       for you; He freed~you from death; and called you to a kingdom.
 4 2,2 |       proclaims the incarnation, death and resurrection of Christ
 5 2,2 |          forth the Gospel of the death and resurrection of Christ
 6 2,2 |    musical mode which praise the death as well as the resurrection
 7 2,2 |        You trampled the power of death by Your death,~O Mighty
 8 2,2 |       the power of death by Your death,~O Mighty One. The gates
 9 2,2 |       nature praises You as God; death is destroyed and Adam dances,
10 2,2 |          risen from the dead, by death~trampling upon death, and
11 2,2 |          by death~trampling upon death, and granting life to those
12 2,2 |        Saint Paul’s focus on the death and resurrection of Christ.
13 2,2 |        baptism, transfiguration, death and resurrection, ascension,
14 2,2 |       anticipated His redemptive death and resurrection. The Apostle
15 2,2 |          you proclaim the Lord's death until he comes” (See 1 Cor
16 2,2 |     reality and blessings of the death and resurrection of the
17 2,3 |       the miracles of Jesus, His death and resurrection, His ascension
18 2,4 |       men and women disdain even death in the face of martyrdom.
19 2,4 |  redemptive work was through his death and resurrection to which
20 2,4 |    rescue it from corruption and death. Salvation occurs through
21 2,4 |       corruption, mortality, and death through the incarnate presence
22 2,4 |         saying that is written, ‘Death is swallowed up in victory.
23 2,4 |       swallowed up in victory. O death, where is thy victory? O
24 2,4 |          where is thy victory? O death, where is your sting?”~
25 2,4 |           When reflecting on the death of Christ, Athanasios himself
26 2,4 |         debt had to be paid. The death of the Lord was a ransom
27 3,4 |          Savior, the Victor over death and corruption, the Giver
28 4,2 |       ministry, particularly His death and resurrection. The Apostle
29 4,2 |         salvation — incarnation, death and resurrection, and the
30 4,3 |        work of Christ, His life, death and resurrection, is to
31 4,3 |          of participation in the death and resurrection of Christ,
32 4,3 |       from the powers of sin and death, resonate in what Saint
33 4,3 |    Christian participates in the death and resurrection of Christ
34 4,3 |      birth, achieved through the death and resurrection of Christ,
35 4,3 |        dimension of our life and death with God. But the filial
36 4,4 |          Mk. 1:14-15). After His death and resurrection, the apostles
37 4,4 |        Victor over the forces of death and corruption, and the
38 4,4 |         is the message about the death and resurrection of Christ
39 4,4 |         which the forces of sin, death and Satan are defeated,
40 4,4 |  incarnation, teaching, healing, death, resurrection and ascension —
41 4,4 |       the believer shares in the death and resurrection of Christ,
42 5,2 |     human emotions from birth to death. He was not “acting” when
43 5,2 |     Sinai, and afterwards, until death, served as abbot of Saint
44 5,4 |        replied: “I am angry unto death.” Recall also Peter, the
45 5,4 |       times to be delivered from death by crucifixion. He prayed
46 5,4 |     Himself to this act of love, death on the Cross, to rescue
47 6,1 |    glorious victory over sin and death mark Silouan's life with
48 6,1 |        ten years after Silouan's death, Sophrony wrote a volume
49 6,1 |         corruption and spiritual death. This experience generated
50 6,2 |       the Holy Spirit, and after death, when you enter into paradise,
51 6,4 |          self‑indulgence are the death of prayer.~ What is one
52 6,5 |         and will not cease until death. Condemn your brother and
53 7,3 |       incarnation of Christ, His death and resurrection, and the
54 8,4 |       Saint Paul interpreted the death and resurrection of Christ
55 9,2 |        prayers often mention the death of Christ as a sacrifice
56 9,2 |      Recall the night before His death when He ate the Last Supper
57 9,2 |     signified the meaning of His death. He broke the bread and
58 9,2 |        of evil, sin, corruption, death and the Devil. He liberated
59 9,3 |   mockings, and finally shameful death on the Cross in obedience
60 9,3 |          shattering the power of death, and, in the words of the
61 9,3 |       over the powers of sin and death through sacrifice, a source
62 9,3 |         has called a “culture of death.” We live in a society that
63 9,3 |          and bears the stench of death exuding from its very soul.
64 9,3 |         of Christ’s victory over death bringing new life to creation.~ ~
65 9,3 |     amidst pain and sorrows unto death, he nevertheless proclaimed
66 10,1|        many stages from birth to death. As the journey progresses
67 10,1|      with the forces of life and death. In Saint Paul’s words we
68 10,4|        and the odor of spiritual death — all the while, as Saint
69 10,5|           and I have the keys of Death and Hades” (Rev. 1:17).
70 11,4|          crucified but conquered death by death. Your are one of
71 11,4| crucified but conquered death by death. Your are one of the Holy