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 1 Intro,1|                                 The Gifts of Orthodoxy.~ What is distinctive
 2 Intro,1|           five characteristics “the gifts of Orthodoxy.” Far from
 3 Intro,1|           whole. These are precious gifts which ought to be presented
 4 Intro,3|        Church lives by a synergy of gifts and talents of clergy and
 5 Intro,6|            of Christ shining in the gifts of Orthodoxy for the glory
 6 1,2    |          treasures of teachings and gifts to the world. However, subsequent
 7 1,2    |            blessings and undeserved gifts given on account of God'
 8 1,2    |          that all are part of God’s gifts, all are dependent on grace.~
 9 1,3    |       boasted about their spiritual gifts in a worldly manner. The
10 1,4    |           capacity to receive God's gifts, such as righteousness revealed
11 1,4    |           this concerning [special] gifts, for it would be nothing
12 2,2    |       Spirit upon us and upon these gifts here presented. And make
13 2,3    |            blessings are undeserved gifts on account of God's great
14 2,3    |           capacity to receive God's gifts, such as the righteousness
15 3,1    |             to live and express the gifts they have brought with them
16 3,1    |    perceptions, whatever our mutual gifts and tensions, the substantive
17 3,3    |         treasures. All the received gifts of the Church, precious
18 3,4    |  forgiveness are received, the same gifts that are announced become
19 3,4    |      priests offers the Eucharistic Gifts, he chants: “We offer to
20 3,4    |               We offer to You these gifts from Your own gifts in all
21 3,4    |           these gifts from Your own gifts in all and for all.” Orthodox
22 3,4    |           each human being, all are gifts of God.~ And yet the popular
23 3,4    |             the Gospel carries both gifts and tasks. It entails both
24 3,4    |           exercise in futility. The gifts and graces of God always
25 4,4    |             through the eucharistic gifts being renewed as his mystical
26 5,2    |            Endowed with exceptional gifts of intelligence and eloquence,
27 5,3    |     consecration of the eucharistic gifts in the Divine Liturgy. The
28 5,3    |       Spirit upon us and upon these gifts here presented. And make
29 5,5    |       prayer we seek not merely the gifts of God but God Himself,
30 6,4    |           humility. God bestows His gifts on the humble. When a person
31 6,5    |         receive God's blessings and gifts, the Christian must respond
32 6,5    |        releases the believers inner gifts in a most amazing manner.
33 6,6    |           would I have of God, what gifts, I should answer: 'The spirit
34 7,5    |     appreciation of things as God's gifts to be enjoyed, shared, and
35 8,3    |         when enumerating God's many gifts to the Jews: “the sonship,
36 9,2    |             His enormously generous gifts to us — all packaged in
37 9,2    |             how we live and use His gifts. One of the Church Fathers
38 9,2    |     property by in fact abusing His gifts. Freedom becomes arbitrariness.
39 9,2    |             is sin but the abuse of gifts, the abuse of people, the
40 9,2    |        which lead us to abuse God’s gifts.~ But the loving Father
41 9,2    |             much we have abused His gifts and have been enslaved by
42 9,2    |           through whom all of God’s gifts and mercies are energized
43 9,3    |              being grateful for His gifts and repentant for failing
44 10,2   |           John exalts the spiritual gifts of the early Church and
45 10,2   |           only the symbols~of those gifts... The present Church is
46 10,3   |          our minds and hearts.~ The gifts are in front of our eyes.
47 10,3   |             a joyous sharing of the gifts we ourselves have received
48 10,5   |          recipients of His gracious gifts. God, like the golden sun,
49 10,5   |             and joyful use of God’s gifts, not of demeaning personal
50 11,3   |  faithfulness is comprised of God's gifts, covenants, great acts of
51 11,3   |           present validity of these gifts, nevertheless we are bound,
52 11,3   |             them precisely as God's gifts and to regard them with
53 11,3   |       Should we fail to honor God's gifts by viewing them superficially
54 11,4   |             the preservation of the gifts and treasures of those roots.
55 11,4   |            and application of God's gifts in the present and the future
56 11,4   | authentically faithful way that its gifts and treasures may shine
57 11,4   |          Him, not even His precious gifts to us, which would constitute
58 11,4   |          not only problems but also gifts, one might dare say, to
59 11,4   |            roots” in terms of God's gifts to us from Abraham to Paul,
60 11,4   |         with honor and awe as God's gifts. We disagree in our interpretation
61 11,4   |       community to witness to these gifts in its own way on the basis
62 11,4   |         presence in the eucharistic gifts in Orthodox perspective,