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 1 Intro,1|          similar views by those who live in the world, although understandable
 2 Intro,1|             of our own making is to live “for illusions and delusions.”
 3 Intro,1|           how we actually think and live, and 5) be wisely open and
 4 3,1    |            have earnestly sought to live and express the gifts they
 5 3,2    |            of people in our society live, feel, think and act. We
 6 3,4    |            empowering Christians to live a life worthy of the Gospel.~
 7 3,4    |          Paul who wrote: “For me to live is Christ” (Phil. 1:21).
 8 3,4    |       Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in
 9 3,4    |           in me; and the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith
10 3,4    |             now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God,
11 4,3    |          pastoral exhortation is to live out God’s gift in holiness
12 5,2    |            he could say: “For me to live is Christ” (Phil. 1:21)
13 5,2    |               It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in
14 5,2    |           in me; and the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith
15 5,2    |             now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God,
16 5,4    |          dialogue and the desire to live in nearness to God. Developing
17 5,4    |           that the Israelites could live as the holy people of the
18 5,4    |           God; as God said: ‘I will live in them and move among them,
19 5,5    | resurrection experience: “Because I live, you will live also. In
20 5,5    |            Because I live, you will live also. In that day you will
21 5,5    |            that is, to be with Him, live in Him, and delight in His
22 5,5    |             Nevertheless, we cannot live continuously on the mountain
23 6,1    |            repent and know God, and live in love, and delight in
24 6,3    |           Heaven and all the saints live by the Holy Spirit, and
25 6,6    |             himself above those who live carelessly, and begins to
26 7,3    |       beings who pray, worship, and live together in spirit and truth.
27 7,3    |          social considerations, and live by this truth with faith
28 8,2    |            he could say, “For me to live is Christ” (Phil. 1:23)
29 8,2    |          and “It is no longer I who live but Christ who lives in
30 8,2    |          Law, and he was willing to live out the consequences. Some
31 9,2    |          personal life, that we may live in the same spiritual realm
32 9,2    |         family relationships and to live in loving and supportive
33 9,2    |            God the Father by how we live and use His gifts. One of
34 9,2    |             is the result? We often live in resentment and anger.
35 9,2    |             environment in which we live. Not infrequently we abuse
36 9,2    |             that someone else might live; or that someone jumps into
37 9,3    |         abandon the lie that we can live by Christ’s Gospel and still
38 9,3    |         sectarian ideology. We must live Orthodoxy and present it
39 9,3    |           we must recognize that we live in what Pope John-Paul II
40 9,3    |            a “culture of death.” We live in a society that is morally
41 9,3    |           he was before in order to live his new Christian identity
42 10,1   |       principles and values shall I live? Finally, the deeper issues
43 10,1   |             way of life? How can we live it with full awareness?
44 10,1   |           God has promised, “I will live in them and move among them,
45 10,1   |              cf. Lev. 26:11-12). To live an Orthodox way of life
46 11,2   |             you and keep you alive.~Live happily if you can. May
47 11,3   |            humbly before Him and to live as thankful witnesses to
48 11,3   |            the consultation, we all live “in the contemporary world.”
49 11,4   |         which we worship, pray, and live in such faithfulness to
50 11,4   |          Church. To those of us who live in the West, Orthodox Christians