Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,5|     message and spirit of Christ. Called to ascetic struggle against
 2 Intro,5|           grace and power of God. Called to obedience, we practice
 3 Intro,5|          truth and righteousness. Called to “theosis,” we know that
 4 1,2    |         the good news can also be called an evangelist, he is primarily
 5 1,2    |     related. As an apostle he was called and sent out precisely to
 6 1,3    |       Word, which C. S. Lewis has called a masterpiece, Saint Athanasios
 7 1,4    |         freed~you from death; and called you to a kingdom. Therefore,
 8 2,1    |         Thomas Torrance has aptly called “fidelity to truth” and “
 9 2,1    |      power of the Gospel which is called, in the language of the
10 2,2    |  contained in the liturgical book called Parakletike, meaning Book
11 2,2    |        Vespers and Sunday Matins, called Anastasima, that is, “Resurrection
12 2,2    | evangelical. The Lenten hymn book called Triodion (literally, “Book
13 2,2    |         The Pentecostal hymn book called Pentecostarion (“Book of
14 2,3    |    communities of faith. They are called by Christ and the Spirit
15 2,4    |   participatory view of salvation called theosis (“divinization”
16 3,2    |       phenomena of what have been called modernism and post-modernism —
17 3,2    |        the parish. The commission called for challenging and guiding
18 3,4    |        dwelling on what have been called “try-harder sermons,” thus
19 4,2    |          Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope that belongs
20 4,3    |   holiness of conduct. “As He who called you is holy, be holy yourselves
21 4,4    |           occurs in what has been called the “signature” of the author
22 4,4    |         virtues of those who were called by the name of Christian.
23 4,4    |    However, the good news is also called “the Gospel of God” (Mk
24 4,4    |        wonderful deeds of him who called you out of darkness into
25 5,4    |        God like the blind man who called out to Christ “Son of David,
26 5,4    |         who strives with God.” He called the place of his struggle “
27 5,4    |          apostles. He whom Christ called “Rock,” nevertheless nearly
28 5,4    |       those who love Him, who are called according to His purpose” (
29 5,5    |       John, especially in what is called the Farewell Discourse (
30 6,1    |        action of the Holy Spirit. Called the prayer of the heart,
31 6,4    |       saints lived in prayer, and called~others to prayer. Prayer
32 6,5    |        John the Baptist radically called their hearers to repentance.
33 6,5    |         So also each Christian is called to wage ceaseless spiritual
34 6,5    |       unseen. The Orthodox saints called the spiritual struggle “
35 6,5    |            Another Orthodox saint called the mind “a wagon full of
36 7,4    |      levels of discernment may be called: (a) practical, (b) spiritual,
37 7,4    |       Such insights deserve to be called theological because they
38 7,4    |          level discernment may be called truly spiritual primarily
39 7,4    |    tradition this second stage is called theoria, often translated
40 7,4    |       which is the knowledge.” He called emperors, patriarchs, bishops,
41 8,2    |           life and simultaneously called him to a new mission in
42 8,4    |           his mother's womb” and “called” him to evangelize His Son
43 9,3    |        The Sunday of Orthodoxy is called the Triumph of Orthodoxy.
44 9,3    |         embraced our humanity and called us brothers and sisters.
45 9,3    |        parade, which the ancients called triumph (thriambos), was
46 9,3    |           It is a way which Jesus called narrow and hard, but the
47 9,3    |        what Pope John-Paul II has called a “culture of death.” We
48 9,3    |           mission to which we are called to rededicate ourselves
49 10,1   |           fire!”~ Christ has been called a “fire-starter.” He came “
50 10,2   |           not new. They have been called by various names ending
51 10,4   |          who, by God’s grace, are called to be energizing bearers
52 10,5   |          inherit from our parents called “thin” or “formal faith” (
53 10,5   |           The Church Fathers have called repentance “the mother of
54 11,1   |      leaders of major faiths have called for the renouncement of
55 11,3   |           Jews or Christians, are called to walk humbly before Him
56 11,3   |           the religious community called into existence by God's
57 11,4   |        radical son of Judaism who called for an unacceptable renewal
58 11,4   |        Christian authors formally called “Theologians” in the Orthodox