Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Pref   |                 Preface.~ “Jesus came into Galilee, preaching
 2 Pref   |         a renewal of Judaism. He came not to abolish the law and
 3 Intro,1|        conviction, I am sure, he came quickly to the point: “Why
 4 Intro,2|          imitation of Christ who came to save rather than to judge,
 5 1,3    |       pagan rites in the temples came to a complete~standstill . . .
 6 1,3    |           As he says, he himself came to Corinth, humanly speaking,
 7 3,4    |        find (Mt. 7:7-11). Christ came to the world and shed His
 8 4,2    |        whom the early Christians came to exalt and worship as
 9 5,4    |        of the world. Thus Christ came out of the Gethsemane prayer
10 5,5    |       life of prayer the pilgrim came to know that the “mystery
11 6,1    |    expanded edition of this work came out in two volumes, one
12 6,1    |        monk, Father Stratonicos, came to visit Mount Athos from
13 6,1    |          was a young novice,~and came about because of my inexperience;
14 7,4    | monastery fell into disgrace. He came before the Elder Anthony
15 7,4    |    Anthony and together with him came many brothers who, wishful
16 7,4    |       knees in the mud; and some came up with outstretched arms
17 7,4    |     Jewish religious leaders who came before Jesus, just as the
18 7,4    |        the accusing brothers who came before Anthony and Paphnoutios,
19 7,5    |        his Discourses. A brother came to him and confessed that
20 8,2    |         immense that the Apostle came to view all other values,
21 8,3    |         Christian point of view, came to be regarded as sacred
22 9,2    |    imagine if one of my two sons came to ask me for his share
23 9,2    |         save the world.”~ Christ came not only to teach but to
24 9,2    |          occasion Jesus said: “I came to cast fire on the earth;
25 9,3    |        glorious Resurrection. He came with a group of fishermen
26 9,3    |      accomplished by Christ, who came not to be served but to
27 9,3    |         ahead of him. Behind him came captured slaves and behind
28 10,1   |      called a “fire-starter.” He came “to baptize with the Holy
29 10,1   |          3:16). He once said: “I came to cast fire upon the earth;
30 10,1   |          followers. Divine grace came to rest on them like “tongues
31 10,2   |         of the prodigal son who “came to himself” and returned
32 10,3   |          in human beings. Christ came, as has been said, to take