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 1 Pref |    power and action both in the past and the present, stirring
 2 3,3  |     triumphant claims about the past. It was the announcement
 3 3,4  |       an important event in the past, but an announcement which
 4 3,4  |     faith, is less a regret for past sins and more a matter of
 5 7,3  |     reality located only in the past but also in the present,
 6 8,1  |       have portrayed him in the past, Saint Paul consciously
 7 9,1  |        as a great figure of the past but as living Lord present
 8 9,3  |         as we bring to mind the past and present of Orthodoxy,
 9 9,3  |  problems, looking backwards to past glories, and drawing up
10 9,3  |      recite the triumphs of the past, but also to apply them
11 10,1 |   Preeminent theologians of the past, such as Vladimir Lossky,
12 10,5 |      mere regret and tears over past sins, although these are
13 11,1 |             Faithfulness to the Past and Commitment to the Future.~
14 11,2 |      matter as we look into the past and face the future? At
15 11,3 |   follows: “Faithfulness to the Past and Commitment to the Future”
16 11,3 |      the vagueness of the term “past” and the intent of this
17 11,3 |  notably in the Holy Land.[137] Past conflicts, suspicions, enmity,
18 11,4 | enslaved to the forms of a dead past.~ I must now try to exemplify
19 11,4 |     Publishing Company over the past several decades. I have