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 1 1,2 |          is a reflection on Jn 1:29 and Nathaniel's jubilant
 2 1,4 |    contrary to what they appear.[29] The second characteristic
 3 5,2 |         far as Spain (Rom. 15:17-29). He candidly mentions the
 4 5,2 |          through him (Rom. 15:17-29) as well as the many trials
 5 5,2 |        he suffered (2 Cor. 11:23-29). He was a warrior of Christ
 6 5,5 |        dazzling white” (Lk. 9:28-29). Saint Symeon the New Theologian
 7 6,2 |          and yet believe” (Jn 20:29). Yet there is another “
 8 6,6 |         lowly in heart” (Mt. 11 :29). The Staretz instructs
 9 8,1 | Christian missionary (Rom. 15:16-29). Far from being an individualist
10 8,3 |         in question (Rom.11:1,11,29). They may now be “enemies
11 8,3 |       differentiation (Rom. 2:21-29; 1 Cor. 7:19). The focus
12 8,3 |          4:10; 5:2,11; Rom. 2:25-29; Phil. 3:2-3,19), and not
13 8,4 |        question is raised (10:27-29). The Apostle's last words
14 9,2 |          sin of the world” (Jn 1:29). Recall the night before
15 10,1|          already kindled” (Lk 12:29). On the day of Pentecost,
16 10,1|       put on Christ” (cf. Gal. 3:29). At each Liturgy, you hear
17 11,4| offerings and sacrifices” (Mk 12:29-34) and sum up the entire
18 11,4|         Lord of Glory (Gal. 3:23-29; Rom. 10:4; 1 Cor. 2:8).
19 11,4|        Homilies 4.2 and 24.3.~  [29]. On First Corinthians 5.
20 11,4|          Churches, 1980), pp. 20-29.~  [80].  Ibid., p. 20.~  [
21 11,4|     Orthodox Press, 1991), pp. 1-29.~  [91]. Anthony Coniaris,