Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,4 |        incarnation, the virgin birth, the power of the cross,
 2 1,4 |        the cross, the heavenly birth of which Jesus spoke to
 3 2,2 |       of the annunciation, the birth of Jesus, His baptism, transfiguration,
 4 2,3 |        incarnation, the virgin birth, the power of cross, the
 5 2,3 |   power of cross, the heavenly birth of which Jesus spoke to
 6 2,4 |    incarnation is not just the birth and childhood of Christ,
 7 2,4 | Salvation occurs through a new birth, just as Jesus said to Nicodemos (
 8 2,4 | conversion and renewal, a “new birth,” just as Jesus had proclaimed
 9 3,2 |    electrical spark that gives birth to personal faith in Christ,
10 4,1 |      apart from the historical birth of the Church as the concrete
11 4,2 |    them are the account of the birth of Jesus as Emmanuel/”God
12 4,3 | associated with baptism as new birth. The Letter of Peter combines
13 4,3 |       imperishable gift of new birth, achieved through the death
14 4,4 |   Matthew and Luke present the birth of Jesus as the good news
15 5,2 |   range of human emotions from birth to death. He was not “acting”
16 6,1 |       This was a new spiritual birth. Silouan himself is reticent
17 6,1 |   vision of Christ and his new birth by the Spirit. But this
18 10,1|  journey with many stages from birth to death. As the journey
19 10,5|      the mother of life,” “new birth,” “second baptism,” “renewal