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 1 Intro,2|            truth pertaining to God, man, creation, salvation, Church,
 2 Intro,2|        conciliarity, body and soul, man and woman, religion and
 3 Intro,2|            the highest attribute of man created in the image and
 4 1,2    |           states:~ ~That God became man, that He performed miracles,
 5 1,2    |              from God having~become man and having been crucified
 6 1,4    |             exhorts:~ ~Let then the man who despairs of himself. . .
 7 1,4    |             The Son of God was made man for you; He freed~you from
 8 2,2    |            the healing of the blind man of John 9, the ascension
 9 2,3    |       Chrysostom (ca. 350-407), the man with the “golden mouth” (
10 2,4    |             was fully God and fully man. The Alexandrian's theological
11 2,4    |          says 'He will reward every man according to his~works' (
12 2,4    |       contrary, Christ rewards each man according to whether~his
13 2,4    |            while seeking as a young man the forgiveness of his sins
14 3,2    |            The following words of a man interviewed in the streets
15 3,4    |             Zacchaeus, or the blind man, or the Samaritan woman,
16 5,2    |            devout Jews, Jesus was a man of prayer. He regularly
17 5,2    |             the apostolic Church. A man of action, Saint Paul preached
18 5,2    | Nevertheless, Saint Paul was also a man of prayer, indeed a mystic
19 5,2    |          Saint Paul. He, too, was a man of action and prayer. Endowed
20 5,2    |             the life of prayer. The man with the golden words counted
21 5,2    |          prayer and study. He was a man of wide learning and profound
22 5,3    |           For I am lost; for I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell
23 5,4    |     Theologian tells how as a young man he began fervently to invoke
24 5,4    |           invoke God like the blind man who called out to Christ “
25 5,4    |         prayer.” A story tells of a man who fell off a cliff and
26 5,4    |         voice answered: “Pray!” The man hesitated a moment, and
27 5,5    |             15:9). And again: “If a man loves me, he will keep my
28 5,5    |            me that they existed for man’s sake, that they witnessed
29 5,5    |    witnessed to the love of~God for man, that everything proved
30 5,5    |          proved the love of God for man, that all things~prayed
31 6,1    |             an honest, strong young man much impressed by the wisdom
32 6,1    |             1022 AD). Silouan was a man of God. He had come to know
33 6,1    |           quiet, simple, and gentle man who carried countless sacks
34 6,1    |         Christ that I may offend no man and pray for all as I pray
35 6,1    |      children.[109]~ ~Silouan was a man with a message. He was an
36 6,1    |          way both with God and with man. Not infrequently, like
37 6,1    |            the mind. He writes as a man of God to convert the heart.
38 6,2    |          the Holy Spirit. how can a man think on and consider a
39 6,4    |             Although he be a sinful man‑the Lord will grant him
40 6,4    |         true temple of God. For the man who prays in his heart the
41 6,4    |         beguiles. This is not so. A man is beguiled by~listening
42 6,4    |            and every good gift. The man who speaks against prayer
43 6,5    |        Because of pride which leads man to self‑reliance, it is
44 6,5    |          God. The Lord dearly loves man, teaches Silouan, but He
45 6,5    |           allows affliction so that man may perceive his weakness,
46 6,5    |           mind of Christ. The inner man can allow grace to control
47 6,6    |    gentleness and respect. He was a man with a child‑like, tender
48 6,6    |         love for God and our fellow‑man... The man who knows the
49 6,6    |           and our fellow‑man... The man who knows the delight of~
50 6,6    |           God... loves both God and man (and) knows in part that
51 6,6    |            every~created thing. But man is a supreme creation, and
52 6,6    |       experience:~ ~At first when a man begins to work for the Lord
53 7,4    |             the bank of the river a man sunk to his knees in the
54 7,4    |             Anthony said: “Behold a man who can truly heal the soul.”
55 7,5    |             the steward to give the man all the food he wanted so
56 7,5    |          specific therapy. The poor man who was stealing obviously
57 8,2    |           While in Greece the young man visits the Holy Mountain
58 8,2    |      experience. Suddenly the young man has a changed heart and
59 8,2    |       ethnic traditions.~ The young man then returns to America
60 8,2    |           of Christ. Such a zealous man, you can imagine, would
61 8,4    |           create in Himself one new man in place of the two, so
62 9,3    |          exaltation of the power of man, the might of Rome, symbolized
63 9,3    |           yet it was this righteous man that lost all standing before
64 11,4   |            without change, becoming man. Christ, our God, You were