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 1 Intro,3|          catholicity. We have the wisdom and patience in Christ to
 2 1,3    |      Similarly, not only does the~wisdom of the Greeks no longer
 3 1,3    |         of material wealth, human wisdom, or any such thing that
 4 1,3    |      Christ lacks either power or wisdom, but only that it does so
 5 1,3    |          the power of God and the wisdom of God” (1 Cor. 1:24). Nor
 6 1,3    |        eloquence or philosophical wisdom, Saint Paul nevertheless
 7 1,3    |    grounded not in human skill or wisdom but in the power of God (
 8 1,3    |         Gospel “not with eloquent wisdom, lest the cross of Christ
 9 1,3    |         claim human eloquence and wisdom, and that unlearned men
10 1,3    |           the result not of human wisdom, but of the grace of God.”
11 2,4    |       tradition reflects profound wisdom. A dictum of Evagrios was” “
12 2,5    |      prayer, a depth of spiritual wisdom, a catholic vision of faith
13 3,4    | ultimately dependent not on their wisdom and skill but on God’s authority
14 4,2    |          means of His personified Wisdom or Logos and by the power
15 4,2    |     revealing Himself through His Wisdom and Spirit, the two “hands”
16 4,2    |        the concept of personified Wisdom to proclaim the pre-existence
17 5,2    |       with exceeding devotion and wisdom as priest and bishop. However,
18 5,4    |      according to His freedom and wisdom. We must be patient and
19 6,1    |         Mount Athos and the other Wisdom from Mount Athos[94] which
20 6,1    |         title of the second book, Wisdom from Mount Athos, in one
21 6,1    |           sure, gems of spiritual wisdom but the Saint would not
22 6,1    |         man much impressed by the wisdom of his pious unlettered
23 6,1    |           known for his spiritual wisdom. But he had come to the
24 6,2    |          because reason and human wisdom are negative in themselves,
25 6,2    |         human skill, ingenuity or wisdom. The Lord makes Himself
26 7,2    |     developed through accumulated wisdom and trained skill.~ At the
27 7,3    |     vehicle of a culture's latest wisdom and favored values. However,
28 7,4    |          all the treasures of the wisdom of the saints. One should
29 7,5    |         which go further than the wisdom of the ancient Christian
30 8,3    |  affirmation of God's inscrutable wisdom (Rom. 11:33).~ It is of
31 8,4    |         names and used Babylonian wisdom (Daniel, chaps. 1-6)! Today
32 9,2    |      Christ, the eternal Word and Wisdom of God, “who became flesh
33 9,2    |           goodness, greatness and wisdom of God.~ Yet we often squander
34 9,3    |        were respected teachers of wisdom and sincere practitioners
35 11,4   |           Archimandrite Sophrony, Wisdom from Mount Athos, translated
36 11,4   |          Mowbrays, 1973), whereas Wisdom from Mount Athos was published
37 11,4   |         95]. Monk, p. 11.~  [96]. Wisdom, p. 59.~  [97]. Monk, p.
38 11,4   |         97]. Monk, p. 19.~  [98]. Wisdom, p. 37.~  [99]. Ibid., p.
39 11,4   |             Monk, p. 41.~  [102]. Wisdom, p. 117.~  [103]. Ibid.,
40 11,4   |            1977), p. 76.~  [105]. Wisdom, p.19.~  [106]. Ibid., p.
41 11,4   |             Monk, p. 32.~  [118]. Wisdom, p. 26.~  [119]. Ibid.,