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 1 Pref   |     brought to the world, was the fullness of the personal presence
 2 Pref   |       serve as the context of the fullness of Orthodox faith and life,
 3 Intro,1|         grasping Orthodoxy in its fullness of faith and life, a task
 4 Intro,1|       ways of living joyously the fullness of its faith and life. Only
 5 Intro,2|          humbly offer to them the fullness of faith and life in the
 6 Intro,3|      striving together toward the fullness of faith and life in God.~
 7 1,2    | historical ministry of Jesus. The fullness of the good news as saving
 8 2,1    |      bears clear witness that the fullness of the mystery Christ embraces
 9 2,4    |           the adult Christ as the fullness of God on earth. The mystery
10 3,3    |           in the affirmative. The fullness of the gospel is enshrined
11 4,1    |      intimately connected. In its fullness the Gospel message is none
12 4,2    |         Father, and upon whom the fullness of the Spirit descends (
13 4,4    |            and that Christ is the fullness of the presence of God,
14 5,5    |     measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ” (Eph. 4:13).
15 9,2    |          life of God, indeed, the fullness of God, the very character
16 9,2    |          share again the Father’s fullness of property — life, light,
17 9,2    |        Christ has shown to us the fullness of the mystery of God, the
18 10,3   |    confidence on the basis of the fullness of truth about God, life,
19 11,3   |        literally means a state of fullness of faith, a spiritual quality
20 11,4   |        example Margaret R. Miles, Fullness of Life (Philadelphia: Westminster,