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 1 Intro,2|           True Faith.~ The greatest gift of Orthodoxy is its conviction
 2 Intro,2|            proclaims the truth as a gift of God. At the heart of
 3 Intro,2|            mind of God. Without the gift of reason, there would be
 4 Intro,3|           Church~ A closely related gift of Orthodoxy is its embodiment
 5 Intro,4|           the entire community. The gift of true worship is actualized
 6 Intro,6|       Orthodoxy is endowed with the gift of true witness. It proclaims
 7 1,3    |          Christ and the pentecostal gift of the Spirit. These two
 8 1,3    |      resurrection of Christ and the gift of the Spirit, according
 9 1,3    |      because of any weakness of the gift but only that the Gospel,
10 2,2    |            resurrection, ascension, gift of the Spirit, and second
11 2,3    |          Christ and the pentecostal gift of the Spirit. And the victorious
12 2,4    |             3:3ff.), signifying the gift of the Spirit and restoration
13 2,4    |          duty, whereas sonship~is a gift given to people through
14 2,4    |             reward for works, but a gift of grace prepared by the
15 2,4    |             was the exercise of the gift of faith, attention to conscience,
16 3,3    |       Christian can assert that the gift of Christ, in terms of its
17 3,4    |        announcement of grace, God’s gift of love and forgiveness —
18 3,4    |      emphasis on the good news as a gift. The Gospel is that “God
19 3,4    |            to her: “If you knew the gift of God, and who it is that
20 3,4    |            you own doing, it is the gift of God” (Eph. 2:8). At the
21 3,4    |             in the perspective of a gift but that of an obligation.
22 3,4    |             of Christianity is as a gift, above all the personal
23 3,4    |              above all the personal gift of Christ Himself through
24 3,4    |             Cross. But he Gospel as gift comes first. It forms the
25 3,4    |          and are transformed by the gift and power of the kingdom,
26 3,4    |    awareness of Christian life as a gift, a privilege, a joy. Preachers
27 3,4    |      proclaiming the good news as a gift, creating a sense of gratitude
28 3,4    |           nature of the Gospel as a gift requires a response. The
29 3,4    |        Christ, and to celebrate the gift of His holy presence in
30 4,1    |          ministry of Christ and the gift of the Spirit on Pentecost.
31 4,2    |          ministry of Christ and the gift of the Spirit. Knowledge
32 4,2    |           and resurrection, and the gift of the Spirit. They thought
33 4,3    |      identity and vocation from the gift of its knowledge of and
34 4,3    |           fact and by virtue of the gift of the Spirit, the entire
35 4,3    |           Pt 1:2). The imperishable gift of new birth, achieved through
36 4,3    |    exhortation is to live out God’s gift in holiness of conduct. “
37 4,3    |           Spirit who actualizes the gift of adoption, our participation
38 4,4    |          only a message, but also a gift of new life from God, intended
39 4,4    |              Wherever this precious gift is effectively proclaimed
40 5,1    |            art” and “holy work” — a gift and a task. As a gift, prayer
41 5,1    |             a gift and a task. As a gift, prayer is the power of
42 5,1    |            of life, can become the “gift” of prayer releasing the
43 5,2    |            Saint Theophan’s special gift was to combine prayer and
44 6,1    |              it is a high spiritual gift. Not long afterward Simeon
45 6,2    |            knowledge of Christ is a gift of the Holy Spirit, not
46 6,4    |             patience~and every good gift. The man who speaks against
47 6,4    |             of the Lord, which is a gift, must be sought with great
48 6,4    |             things, he receives the gift of interior prayer from
49 6,4    |        state of prayer is a sublime gift and, cautions Silouan, one
50 6,5    |      apostles and saints grace is a gift; it is something to be received
51 7,3    | self-disclosure of God himself as a gift to be received by the community
52 7,3    |           and resurrection, and the gift of the Spirit on Pentecost
53 7,4    |           primarily because it is a gift of the Holy Spirit and secondarily
54 7,4    |        latter case discernment is a gift of the Holy Spirit which
55 8,3    |            coming of Christ and the gift of the Spirit led quite
56 8,3    |       promise to Abraham, not God's gift to Moses (Gal. 3).~ The
57 9,1    |            the risen Christ and the gift of the Holy Spirit, events
58 9,2    |        packaged in what we call the gift of the image and likeness
59 9,2    |             the Father but also the gift of the Spirit through whom
60 9,2    |         that mean for us today? The gift of the Spirit on Pentecost
61 9,3    |       ourselves, we can bring God’s gift of freedom to others by
62 10,1   |        because each person’s unique gift of life is his or her soul —
63 10,1   |     Orthodoxy in its essence is the gift of “holy fire,” the inner,
64 10,1   |             If you truly desire the gift and seek it earnestly, as
65 10,3   |             rights, civic duty, the gift of creation, and the like,
66 10,4   |             light. The flame is the gift of grace which God alone
67 10,5   |           is an assured promise and gift of God which entails specific
68 10,5   |            Living faith is a active gift of God, the workings of
69 10,5   |           decision, actualizing the gift of faith through repentance.
70 11,4   |              in Christ and it is a “gift of God” (Eph. 2:8). Faith