Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,2 |                                 The Nature of the Gospel.~ Saint John
 2 1,2 |            his understanding of the nature of the gospel will show
 3 1,2 |          Saint John Chrysostom, the nature of Scripture as an accommodation
 4 1,2 |  reconciliation between~God and our nature, the devil brought to shame,
 5 1,3 |          and kings, the striving of nature itself, length of time,
 6 1,4 |   Chrysostom's understanding of the nature and power of the Gospel
 7 1,4 |          Christ who shared His very nature with publicans, sorcerers,
 8 1,4 |         caused by choice and not by nature, then the words of Scripture
 9 1,4 |        standards; 4) the scandalous nature of the Christian message
10 2,1 |        itself for reflection on its nature and mission. Such reflection
11 2,2 |          world with You. All mortal~nature praises You as God; death
12 2,4 |             the corruption of human nature by transgression and sin,
13 3,1 |           less than the evangelical nature of the Orthodox Church and
14 3,4 |             to the Gospel. The very nature of the Gospel as a gift
15 4,2 |       claimed, not the metaphysical nature of God. Church dogma allegedly
16 4,3 |             thereby dies to the old nature under the power of sin and
17 4,3 |             and for that matter the nature of all Christian existence,
18 5,2 |   attributes and frailties of human nature, except sin. He experienced
19 5,3 |         prayer but also by the very nature of prayer as an act of personal
20 5,3 |             and something about the nature of prayer itself.~ Concerning
21 5,3 |           well, something about the nature of prayer itself. To call
22 5,5 |           Christ who embraced human nature in His incarnation and promised
23 5,5 |           of Christ, when His human nature was transformed into light
24 6,2 |           or observing His works in nature, or even understanding His
25 6,4 |             Because of the personal nature of prayer and the immediacy
26 6,6 |          only to people but also to nature and everything in it. Here
27 7,3 |    represents, an assessment of the nature of theological discernment
28 7,3 |            constitutive of the deep nature and self-understanding of
29 7,3 | presupposition which determines the nature of theological discernment
30 7,4 |           evil are foreign to human nature, a distortion of the image
31 7,4 |     passions.~ Because unruly human nature easily follows its own ways
32 7,5 |        person of the confessor, the nature and dynamics of various
33 8,2 |             to us the revolutionary nature of Saint Paul's witness.
34 8,3 |         developing Church, the very nature of faith in a universal
35 8,3 |         universal Lord and the very nature of the Church as a universal
36 10,1|         vessels,” our fragile human nature, showing that the sustaining
37 10,1|           heart: although our outer nature is wasting away, our inner
38 10,1|             wasting away, our inner nature is being renewed every day” (
39 10,5|             over against our fallen nature and against the Devil and
40 11,4|          unfaithfulness to the very nature, spirit, and mission of