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 1 Pref   |        the balanced and wholesome vision of Orthodox theology and
 2 Pref   |         theological and spiritual vision. Rather, the essential answer
 3 Pref   |    spiritual life, and a balanced vision of faith, tradition, renewal.~
 4 Pref   |        tradition. Only a balanced vision of personal faith, tradition,
 5 Pref   |      young and old. In this grand vision of synergy and of being
 6 Intro,1|           well-meaning monastic’s vision of Orthodoxy was understandable
 7 Intro,1|     Himself.~ We find a different vision in the thought of Father
 8 Intro,1|     illusions and delusions.” His vision of the task of Orthodoxy
 9 Intro,1|        contrast to Father Hopko’s vision. It is only another way
10 Intro,2| remarkably coherent and universal vision of truth pertaining to God,
11 Intro,2|           so on. This theological vision, resisting all sectarian
12 2,3    |          with a balanced biblical vision pertaining to family life,
13 2,5    |      spiritual wisdom, a catholic vision of faith and reason — all
14 4,3    |     Ezekiel proclaimed a dramatic vision of God’s holy presence,
15 4,3    |           Letter of Peter and its vision of holiness associated with
16 5,3    |           presence. In a parallel vision, when the Prophet Isaiah
17 5,3    |          the Cherubim in Isaiah’s vision singing the Trisaghion: “
18 5,4    |        was blessed with a sublime vision of Christ radiant with the
19 5,5    |          he was granted a sublime vision. A flood of divine light
20 6,1    |        his life. It was a jolting vision after a period of careless
21 6,1    |          the Savior, beheld had a vision of the living Christ Himself.
22 6,1    |         reticent about the actual vision. But he hints at this profound
23 6,1    |           exaltation followed his vision of Christ and his new birth
24 7,3    |        diagnosis is the universal vision of Christian theology. Classical
25 7,4    |         God's presence, spiritual vision, that is, vision of God,
26 7,4    |        spiritual vision, that is, vision of God, as the etymology
27 7,4    |        not yet an actual mystical vision of the uncreated glory of
28 7,4    |         certainly a psychological vision in terms of created images,
29 7,4    |             precisely a spiritual vision of all things in the light
30 7,4    |         on the Damascus road by a vision of divine light, and many
31 8,2    |     returns to America with a new vision and with glowing convictions
32 8,2    |   congregations to the same grand vision. He tells them that in order
33 8,2    |         granted a Christophany, a vision of the risen Christ, which
34 8,4    |          his understanding of his vision of the risen Christ. In
35 9,3    |           principles of prophetic vision, six ways by which to celebrate
36 10,3   |           future. A new spiritual vision must be set to work among
37 10,3   |    renewal of minds, a renewal of vision, a renewal of confidence
38 11,3   |          good order and spiritual vision of our communities in ongoing
39 11,3   |      include both in our field of vision as well as, wherever and
40 11,4   |       leaders heeded Saint Paul's vision and taught Christian people
41 11,4   |          Orthodoxy has a profound vision of the cross both in worship