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 1 1,1 |            and analytic, that is to say, reporting Chrysostom's
 2 1,2 |            Gospel; for, as the four say the~same thing, its oneness
 3 1,3 |           bit the point. Let no one say that even Paul was humanly
 4 1,3 |            now dead? Would they not say to themselves, if our Master
 5 1,4 |          weaving such madness as to say sometimes that there is
 6 1,4 |            of her wealth. . .~And I say not this concerning [special]
 7 1,4 |            the Lord always, again I say, rejoice.”[42]~ ~ ~
 8 2,1 |             a small “o,” that is to say, those who are committed
 9 2,4 |          all that is commanded you, say: “We are useless servants:
10 2,4 |          see and test that which we say. If we have views~different
11 2,4 |        repeat what the Holy Gospels~say about God, then let me be
12 3,3 |            follow. No Christian can say that God loved the ancient
13 3,4 |               Saint Paul goes on to say that this act of creation
14 4,2 |        nuanced distinction, we must say that the reference is not
15 4,3 |           in what Saint Paul has to say about Baptism in Rom 6.
16 4,4 |            of God, Saint Paul could say: “All is from God. . . that
17 5,2 |            the extent that he could say: “For me to live is Christ” (
18 5,2 |            the Lord always; again I say, rejoice. Let all know your
19 5,3 |          WHO I AM.” He told Moses: “Say to the people of Israel,
20 5,3 |         spontaneous reaction was to say: “Woe is me! For I am lost;
21 6,4 |        prayer:~ ~Some there are who say that prayer beguiles. This
22 7,1 |             be stoned — what do you say about her?” Put on the spot
23 7,4 |        spirit Abba Makarios used to say: “A proud and ill word would
24 8,2 |       reality for him that he could say, “For me to live is Christ” (
25 8,3 |      Hellenists of Acts, that is to say, the Greek-speaking Jews
26 8,3 |      Graeco-Roman world has much to say to us Orthodox Christians
27 8,4 |            Church Fathers correctly say that it was Christ who acted
28 9,2 |          you are,” they would often say, “to possess such a truly
29 9,2 |          treasure chest”? Would you say, “Christ our Lord, the Leader
30 9,2 |             But what more could you say about the importance of
31 9,2 |      Orthodoxy? What else could you say to answer more clearly and
32 9,2 |          your life?” What would you say then to a potential convert
33 9,2 |            family property. I would say: “Wait a minute, I am still
34 9,3 |            ages: “Do not presume to say to yourselves, ‘We have
35 10,3|         Saint Paul, “the eye cannot say to the hand, ‘I have no
36 10,3|             s well-being. We cannot say that we are part of the
37 11,2|            and friendship. I do not say merely tolerance, but positive
38 11,2|     somewhat impatiently. I did not say anything more, not even
39 11,3|           my cards on the table and say that, after much prayer
40 11,3|       especially what I am about to say concerning “Commitment to
41 11,4|          also gifts, one might dare say, to one another, and should
42 11,4|           if a reflective Jew would say to a Christian, “Jesus of
43 11,4|          reflective Christian would say to a Jew, “the dispensation
44 11,4| dispensation of Christ,” or even to say, “your view of God can be
45 11,4|            history. Then they could say to each other, if interested: “
46 11,4|            And no wonder!” we might say with Saint Paul's words