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 1 1,2 |      Life, we the living; He the Resurrection, we those who rise; He~the
 2 1,2 |       His incarnation, death and resurrection. For the Antiochean Father
 3 1,3 |       theological meaning of the resurrection, Saint Athanasios goes on
 4 1,3 |        two essential events, the resurrection of Christ and the pentecostal
 5 1,3 |    testimony to the truth of the resurrection. He writes:~ ~For this,
 6 1,3 |           a demonstration of the resurrection.~This being once believed,
 7 1,3 |       just what I have said [the resurrection].[21]~ ~On the other hand,
 8 1,3 |          foci of revelation, the resurrection of Christ and the gift of
 9 1,3 |          to the crowds about the resurrection, the same Peter who formerly
10 1,3 |          have imagined. Christ's resurrection is the great proof (megiste
11 2,2 |       the incarnation, death and resurrection of Christ and exalts Him
12 2,2 |     called Anastasima, that is, “Resurrection Hymns,” set forth the Gospel
13 2,2 |          Gospel of the death and resurrection of Christ with a certain
14 2,2 |         the death as well as the resurrection of Christ, the two being
15 2,2 |        praise You: glory to Your Resurrection,~O Christ, glory to Your
16 2,2 |         You, O Christ, who gives resurrection~to all.~ ~Not infrequently
17 2,2 |     angels in heaven praise Your resurrection, O Christ, our Savior. Make
18 2,2 |      hope.~ It is the day of the resurrection. Let us be glorious in splendor
19 2,2 |        forgive all~things in the resurrection. And so let us sing: Christ
20 2,2 |         s focus on the death and resurrection of Christ. It takes into
21 2,2 |       transfiguration, death and resurrection, ascension, gift of the
22 2,2 |         His redemptive death and resurrection. The Apostle Paul is a firm
23 2,2 |       blessings of the death and resurrection of the Lord. Surely the
24 2,3 |          of Jesus, His death and resurrection, His ascension and glorious
25 2,4 |       deity and the power of his resurrection. Secondly, Athanasios draws
26 2,4 |        was through his death and resurrection to which Athanasios devotes
27 2,4 |       whose supreme goal was the resurrection, the great victory of the
28 4,2 |       particularly His death and resurrection. The Apostle Paul, “a Hebrew
29 4,2 |           incarnation, death and resurrection, and the gift of the Spirit.
30 4,3 |      Christ, His life, death and resurrection, is to be understood in
31 4,3 |   participation in the death and resurrection of Christ, and therefore
32 4,3 |    participates in the death and resurrection of Christ as saving events.
33 4,3 |   achieved through the death and resurrection of Christ, is received through
34 4,4 |         15). After His death and resurrection, the apostles included in
35 4,4 |      message about the death and resurrection of Christ as events of redemption.
36 4,4 |           15:1-3). The cross and resurrection of Christ are the decisive
37 4,4 |        teaching, healing, death, resurrection and ascension — as the disclosure
38 4,4 |          shares in the death and resurrection of Christ, is united with
39 5,3 |            Mt. 18:20). After the resurrection, when He commissioned the
40 5,5 |  mystical union” with Him is the resurrection experience: “Because I live,
41 7,3 |         of Christ, His death and resurrection, and the gift of the Spirit
42 8,4 |        interpreted the death and resurrection of Christ as His enthronement
43 9,2 | salvation. Through His Cross and Resurrection, Christ the Victor, defeated
44 9,3 |        holy Passion and glorious Resurrection. He came with a group of
45 9,3 |         The triumph was life and resurrection for all humanity, a splendid
46 9,3 |    thirty years after our Lord’s resurrection, there was another triumph,
47 9,3 |       sacrifice for the life and resurrection of the world? Or are we
48 9,3 |          the Cross, but also the Resurrection. Yet, no one can have a
49 9,3 |          can have a share in the Resurrection apart from the Cross. Saint
50 11,4|      features a “theology of the resurrection” as compared to the “theology
51 11,4| spirituality. Orthodoxy knows no resurrection without the cross and no
52 11,4|         and no cross without the resurrection, viewing these redemptive