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 1 2,1 |  through Christ and the Spirit, lived, celebrated, and proclaimed
 2 2,1 |      themselves have not always lived up to their own ideals.
 3 2,4 |        of the apostles could be lived by every Christian in any
 4 2,4 |         tradition, Saint Symeon lived and breathed the Scriptures.
 5 3,3 |      seen, communicated, heard, lived, and celebrated as good
 6 3,4 | personal and living way.[89] He lived among a religious people
 7 4,1 |   Father, Son and Holy Spirit — lived and testified by the Church
 8 4,3 |        through Jesus Christ who lived and died as God’s presence
 9 5,2 |   insight and clarity, as if he lived and wrote in our own days.
10 5,4 |        of love and faithfulness lived and celebrated in community —
11 6,1 |          I I Cor. 8:9). Silouan lived in awe and wonder at the
12 6,1 |       in the year 1866, Silouan lived the ordinary life of a Russian
13 6,4 |       by prayer. All the saints lived in prayer, and called~others
14 6,5 |       unceasingly with evil and lived in complete obedience to
15 6,6 |       for all creation. Silouan lived the strict life of Athonite
16 8,1 |          Saint Paul consciously lived, thought and worked with
17 8,4 |         faith so that it may be lived and expressed incarnationally
18 10,4|       rise to a modest level of lived spirituality, but we may
19 11,2|         comes from a friend who lived out the events of the Asia
20 11,2|   virtually in tears. The woman lived in Thessalonike and, sensing