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 1 Intro,2|         grace and will, faith and works, word and sacrament, prayer
 2 Intro,6|       that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father
 3 1,4    |     despite his emphasis on moral works, that Christians are justified
 4 1,4    |        with many ills? Yet Christ works not by compulsion but requires
 5 1,4    |   contrast between faith and good works; both are vital elements
 6 2,3    | justification by faith and not by works of the Law. The Reformers
 7 2,3    |    opposed to that of meritorious works. Justification by faith
 8 2,3    |         grace and will, faith and works, as well as faith and reason.[
 9 2,3    |            while the necessity of works according to which believers,
10 2,3    |      mouth” (Chrysostomos), whose works glow with immense zeal for
11 2,3    |     emphasis as “righteousness by works.” A contextual and holistic
12 2,3    |        contrast between faith and works pertained to the ritual
13 2,3    |         11-12; 6:12-13), not good works which Paul everywhere deems
14 2,3    |         grace and will, faith and works, with the accent unerringly
15 2,4    |        They Are Made Righteous by Works.[70] One thousand years
16 2,4    |        heaven is not a~reward for works, but a gift of grace prepared
17 2,4    |       related to grace, faith and works:~ ~12. Even though knowledge
18 2,4    |   established if~unaccompanied by works. For everything is established
19 2,4    |        every man according to his~works' (Mt 16:27), do not imagine
20 2,4    |          27), do not imagine that works in themselves merit either
21 2,4    |          according to whether~his works are done with faith or without
22 2,4    |        died in exile. Some of his works, including The Disourses,[
23 3,4    |           accomplish so many good works and fulfill so many religious
24 5,2    |         against the devil and his works. For Saint Theophan, prayer
25 5,4    |           God. Despite their good works and participation in worship
26 5,4    |           that “in everything God works for good with those who
27 6,1    |   invocation of the Name of Jesus works spontaneously and uninterruptedly
28 6,1    |           and hearing and reading works of the Church Fathers. Although
29 6,2    |          exists, or observing His works in nature, or even understanding
30 6,6    |         those who affront us, God works impossible things in the
31 7,4    |  perceives the freedom that truth works. Practical discernment distinguishes
32 8,3    |         by faith in Christ not by works of the Law (Gal. 2:16).~
33 8,3    |         16).~ The Pauline phrase “works of the Law,” contrasted
34 8,3    |        customs and not to ethical works which Saint Paul everywhere
35 8,3    |        excessively given to moral works! Where Saint Paul theologizes
36 10,3   |           and teaching, faith and works, prayer and action, freedom
37 10,4   | participation, and all other good works of piety. The wick is the
38 10,4   |         Christ, no amount of good works could receive and sustain
39 10,5   |         against the Devil and his works. Careful attention to the
40 10,5   |          such as fasting and good works, establish the firm ground
41 11,4   |          deities and all of their works. . . a magnificent triumph,”
42 11,4   |      Gospel, free will and grace, works and faith, nor consequently
43 11,4   |     translation for all the cited works of Chrysostom in this chapter,
44 11,4   |       distinguish three kinds of “works: “ 1) “works of the flesh,”
45 11,4   |      three kinds of “works: “ 1) “works of the flesh,” that is,
46 11,4   |            13:12; 1 Cor 6:9-11); “works of the law,” that is, the
47 11,4   |           salvation; and 3) “good works,” that is, ethical deeds (
48 11,4   |        contrast between faith and works fundamentally concerns faith
49 11,4   |          Christ and specifically “works of the law,” namely, the
50 11,4   |          Faith in Christ and good works are integrated, not contrasted,
51 11,4   |         but also judgment by good works. ~  [57]. Homilies on John