Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2,4 |     is the wonder — he was in union with the Father sustaining
 2 2,4 |   clearly speak of a mystical union with Christ and a personal
 3 2,4 |     the incarnation, the full union of the divine and human
 4 2,4 | sharing in the divine life in union with the crucified and risen
 5 2,4 |        It is by such intimate union that believers “are being
 6 2,4 | categories of thought such as union and communion with God,
 7 2,4 |     renewed life in conscious union with Christ and the Spirit,
 8 3,2 |  Orthodoxy: the experience of union with Christ, nurtured by
 9 3,4 | mutual indwelling, a mystical union: “If anyone loves me, he
10 3,4 |    The same sense of mystical union with Christ is found in
11 3,4 |      teaching of the mystical union with Christ, the source
12 4,2 |      in eternal communion and union with the Father. The Father
13 4,3 |     virtue of their faith and union with Christ, Christians
14 5,2 |   focus on Christ and life in union with Him. In one of his
15 5,5 |     language of communion and union predominates in the Gospel
16 5,5 |     them and they in Him in a union as intimate as that of a
17 5,5 |  perfection of this “mystical union” with Him is the resurrection
18 5,5 |      is a paschal festival in union with the risen Lord. We
19 5,5 |     of the Holy Spirit and in union with the risen Christ. Saint
20 5,5 |       prayer is full mystical union and communion with God,
21 7,4 |       truly mystical level of union with God in His uncreated
22 8,4 |   Spirit. It was by his daily union with Christ, and the power
23 8,4 |    Cor. 9:21). The deeper our union with Him, the stronger our
24 10,4|       teaching about theosis (union with God, divinization),