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 1 Pref |        Great, Monastic Rules II, Question 43.1).~ ~ ~ ~“Therefore,
 2 1,2  |       its blessings, he asks the question: Why did Matthew call his
 3 1,3  |       had cowered in fear at the question of the servant girl on the
 4 3,2  | Christian commitment and come to question it. Rather, it is precisely
 5 3,2  |        ministries.~ The critical question is what will be the electrical
 6 5,4  |       hand in life?~ A difficult question is that of “unanswered prayer.”
 7 6,1  |      saved? That was the crucial question. He says: “My soul knows
 8 6,2  |       theoretical answer to this question but simply points to daily
 9 7,1  |          on the ground. When the question persisted, he stood up and
10 7,1  |          there was a trap in the question. Christ's adversaries intended
11 7,2  |        heart of the issue is the question of truth both theoretically
12 7,5  |  viewpoint, for example, it is a question whether or not one should
13 8,3  |         own promises would be in question (Rom.11:1,11,29). They may
14 8,3  |            but with the concrete question of how Gentile converts
15 8,4  |        in a dominant culture the question is not whether or not to
16 8,4  |         about which a scandalous question is raised (10:27-29). The
17 9,3  |          to talk and discuss, to question and be questioned, to dialog
18 10,1 |         of his disciples asked a question: “Abba, how far can one
19 10,4 |          where is the fire?~ The question is once again about authenticity,
20 11,3 |       which to rise. The crucial question now is whether or not our
21 11,4 |        communities. The critical question is how to guide the continuity
22 11,4 |   Christian posed the occasional question to the Metropolitan: “Has
23 11,4 |  graciously sympathized with the question and used it to formulate
24 11,4 |        Great, Monastic Rules II, Question 43.1. In the context St.