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 1 1,1 |         the Priesthood, as well known, Saint John expounds at
 2 2,2 |       Apostles, but also lesser known figures such as Job, the
 3 2,4 |  theosis or divinization. He is known for the statement: “He [
 4 2,4 |      fact that Gregory Palamas, known for his theology of theosis,
 5 4,2 |    trinitarian formula no doubt known and used by the community
 6 4,3 |      Gospel of Saint Matthew is known as the ecclesiastical Gospel.
 7 5,2 |       let your requests be made known to God. And the peace~of
 8 5,2 |     foot of the mountain. He is known as Saint John of the Ladder
 9 6,1 |      state of spiritual prayer, known to Orthodox Saints and Church
10 6,1 |   Russian Caucasus. He was well‑known for his spiritual wisdom.
11 6,1 | questions looked amazed.~He had known Silouan for a long time
12 6,2 |  convinced that God is not made known through ordinary learning.
13 6,2 |           How is the Lord to be known? Silouan does not develop
14 6,2 |          The Lord makes Himself known to repentant hearts through
15 6,2 |      you His grace and you will known~Him through the Holy Spirit,
16 6,2 |         only insofar as we have known the grace of~the Holy Spirit.
17 6,2 |         have seen~they have not known God, but it does not at
18 7,4 |    theological doctorate and be known as a famous scholar in theology,
19 7,4 |         light, and many others, known and unknown in the Christian
20 8,3 |   uncompromising answer is well known: justification is by faith
21 9,2 |       the Father, “has made Him known” (Jn 1:18). The Greek verb
22 9,2 |        expression “has made Him known” is exegesato. From this
23 11,3| traditions. ~ Dialogue, as well known, is a fairly recent and
24 11,4|          145] Moreover, as well known, the Orthodox Church reveres
25 11,4|        Muslims in modern times, known to this writer, occurred