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 1 Intro,1|      true) Orthodoxy and see the glory of Byzantium that remains!”
 2 Intro,1|       For him, Orthodoxy and the glory of Byzantium were one reality
 3 Intro,4|      often interpreted as “right glory” or “right worship.” The
 4 Intro,5|        Eirenaios taught that the glory of God is a person fully
 5 Intro,6|         your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven” (
 6 Intro,6|       things in order that God’s glory may shine in all creation.
 7 Intro,6|       gifts of Orthodoxy for the glory of the Father and the Son
 8 1,4    |         over by our means to the glory of God.”[41]~ Receiving
 9 2,1    |           and who is our hope of glory (Col 1:5,26-27; 2:2-3).
10 2,2    |      heavenly powers praise You: glory to Your Resurrection,~O
11 2,2    |          Resurrection,~O Christ, glory to Your kingdom, glory to
12 2,2    |           glory to Your kingdom, glory to Your plan of redemption,
13 2,2    |        God.~  As God You rose in glory from the grave, raising
14 2,2    |     Spirit, and second coming in glory. Thus the liturgical year
15 2,3    |     openness for the sake of the glory of Christ and the potential
16 2,4    | manifesting His radiant life and glory. Recall the opening words
17 2,4    |      into the same image [of the glory of the Lord] from one degree
18 2,4    |         Lord] from one degree of glory to another” (2 Cor. 3:18).
19 3,4    |       light of the gospel of the glory of Christ” shining in the
20 3,4    |          of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Christ” (
21 4,4    |     radiant witness of mercy and glory, God’s holy people declaring “
22 5,2    |          were in fact a prayer: “Glory be to God for all things” (
23 5,3    |      Isaiah saw God enthroned in glory (Is. 6:1-9), the angels
24 5,3    |       whole earth is full of His glory.” The prophet’s spontaneous
25 5,3    |       earth are filled with Your glory.” When Holy Communion is
26 5,4    | testifying to God’s presence and glory. To quote a theological
27 5,5    |      order to gaze at the divine glory and be illuminated with
28 5,5    |         Spirit of the Lord whose glory fills heaven and earth.
29 5,5    |          with the light of God’s glory. The pilgrim writes:~ ~“
30 5,5    |          of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Christ”
31 5,5    |        the Christian beholds the glory of the Lord and is changed
32 5,5    |        Christ from one degree of glory to another (2 Cor. 3:18).
33 5,5    |        by the radiance of divine glory, expresses actual theosis.
34 5,5    |       Christ’s transformation in glory occurred in the context
35 6,1    |         in awe and wonder at the glory of the Lord and His love
36 6,1    |        behind the reality of the glory of God and the need to call
37 6,1    |      that we~are created for the glory of God... Cleave not to
38 6,5    | confidence in prayer. Be fond of glory, power or material gains
39 6,6    |       ashes and behold others in glory. Out of love the soul wishes
40 7,4    |          vision of the uncreated glory of God in its greater reality,
41 7,4    |          His uncreated light and glory. These saints speak of actual
42 8,2    |        Church in America for the glory of Christ. Such a zealous
43 8,3    |          Jews: “the sonship, the glory, the covenants, the giving
44 8,4    |   whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. Give no offense
45 9,2    |        We proclaim the truth and glory of Orthodoxy. We triumphantly
46 9,2    |         and truth, the grace and glory, behind all the treasures
47 9,2    |     testify: “We have beheld His glory, glory as of the only Son
48 9,2    |        We have beheld His glory, glory as of the only Son of the
49 9,2    |           truth, love, grace and glory.~ Let’s be specific. Recall
50 9,2    |           light, love, grace and glory.~ We have come to the second
51 9,2    |          world the light and the glory of God.~ Why is Christ the
52 9,3    |       ascribe the credit and the glory to God, being grateful for
53 9,3    |          is not enough for us to glory in that a crowd has gathered
54 9,3    |         claim the praise and the glory because they belong to God
55 9,3    |      soul inwardly beholding the glory of the Lord and being changed “
56 9,3    |          and being changed “from glory to glory” (2 Cor. 3:18).
57 9,3    |     being changed “from glory to glory” (2 Cor. 3:18). But he also
58 9,3    |       and the Spirit, be all the glory, honor and worship now and
59 10,1   |          hearts the light of the glory of Christ. “Therefore we
60 10,2   |           his last words being: “Glory be to God for all things!”~ ~
61 10,4   |         his Lord, “beholding the glory of the Lord [and] being
62 10,4   |          and] being changed from glory to glory” (2 Cor. 4:14-18).~
63 10,4   |      being changed from glory to glory” (2 Cor. 4:14-18).~ We have
64 10,4   |          neither very deeply. We glory in the icons and legacy
65 10,5   |        striving, and our hope of glory. Spiritual life and renewal
66 10,5   |      service and witness for His glory.~ To conclude — the Church
67 11,3   |       Lord, and Father, a God of glory and majesty, love and mercy,
68 11,4   |          of humanity and for the glory of God. In the ongoing process
69 11,4   |    Nazareth as the risen Lord of Glory (Gal. 3:23-29; Rom. 10:4;