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 1 1,2 |            brings us into unity be means of many images . . . He
 2 1,2 |            its integrity by others means, too, such as the creed,
 3 1,3 |            when paganism was by no means dead, Christian authors
 4 1,4 |            our lives, that by both means we ourselves may be saved
 5 1,4 |         and they drawn over by our means to the glory of God.”[41]~
 6 2,2 |           saving work of Christ by means of virtually hundreds of
 7 2,2 |           Supper in which Jesus by means of solemn words and actions
 8 2,2 |          in the Orthodox tradition means something different from
 9 2,4 |            simply glorification by means of divine grace.[63]~ However,
10 2,4 |    transform and sanctify life. By means of study and memorization
11 2,4 |        corporate transformation by means of the practice of the biblical
12 2,5 |        institution, and endures by means of its institutional forms,
13 3,2 |            religious nominalism by means of planned and consistent
14 3,4 | complacency is internal mission by means of evangelization — preaching
15 3,4 |     process of spiritual growth by means of prayer and holiness of
16 3,4 |          word, but truly in Him by means of a mutual indwelling,
17 3,4 |          the light of His grace by means of the Gospel: “For what
18 4,2 |           God existed and acted by means of His personified Wisdom
19 4,3 |          from all other nations by means of God’s election, but also
20 4,4 |           Greek. The noun mathetes means literally a learner or pupil,
21 5,1 |          in Christ, etymologically means the “work of the people.”
22 5,3 |         sacred name, YAHWEH, which means “I AM WHO I AM.” He told
23 5,3 |      contemplate. To call upon God means to come before God’s holy
24 5,5 |        that prayer is not merely a means to an end but an end in
25 8,1 |            all that I might by all means save some” (1 Cor. 9:22).
26 8,3 |      offers universal salvation by means of faith in Christ and apart
27 8,3 |         God as His people — “by no means!” (me genoito!), says the
28 8,3 |             his Gospel,” he surely means not a different Gospel from
29 9,2 |         what the mystery of Christ means to Orthodoxy: Christ reveals
30 9,2 |            of the Bible. Exegesato means that Christ has shown to
31 9,2 |            the Spirit on Pentecost means that we, the body of believers
32 9,3 |     prophetic in the classic sense means to speak on behalf of God —
33 9,3 |         ethnic heritages are by no means contrary treasures, but
34 10,1|          behind it (nephesh) which means the living principle or
35 10,3|            and laity alike,~not by means of high-sounding promotional
36 10,3|      institutional~changes, but by means of a conscious, deliberate,
37 10,4|          The renewal of mind” here means something more than intellectual
38 10,5|           which in Greek literally means to listen well and to come
39 11,3|             Faithfulness literally means a state of fullness of faith,
40 11,4|        toward renewal in this area means unreserved Christian affirmation