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 1 Intro,4| transcendence, and experienced holiness of Orthodoxy as true worship.~
 2 2,4    |    Scripture and the Quest for Holiness in Early Christian Monasticism.[
 3 3,3    |        s love and forgiveness, holiness of conduct, honest business
 4 3,4    |  growth by means of prayer and holiness of conduct. The Gospel looks
 5 4,3    |     through Baptism, a life of holiness appropriate to the new creation
 6 4,3    |      mutual love, fidelity and holiness, has deep roots in the Old
 7 4,3    |           I will vindicate the holiness of my great name, which
 8 4,3    |     through you I vindicate my~holiness before their eyes . . .
 9 4,3    |       26-27).~ ~The concept of holiness includes not only the element
10 4,3    |       covenant, liberation and holiness. On the night of his sacred
11 4,3    |       of renewal and a life of holiness through freedom from the
12 4,3    |       holy body.~ However, the holiness of the community should
13 4,3    |   community, the source of its holiness, which motivates St. Paul
14 4,3    |      and again for appropriate holiness of life among Christians,
15 4,3    |        Peter and its vision of holiness associated with baptism
16 4,3    |     well as the wider call for holiness of life. Both aspects are
17 4,3    |      to live out God’s gift in holiness of conduct. “As He who called
18 4,4    | observable renewal of life and holiness of conduct, including honest
19 5,3    |   because of God’s majesty and holiness. The fear arises from the
20 5,3    |      to share in the light and holiness of God. Those who are responsive
21 6,6    |      forgiveness, serenity and holiness in God.~ Silouan was greatly
22 7,4    |         self-control, service, holiness, and love, as well renouncement
23 10,2   |  burning bush glowing with the holiness and transforming presence