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 1 Intro,2|    preserves the most authentic expression of classic Christianity.
 2 Intro,4|    Because worship is a primary expression of Orthodox life, “Orthodoxia”
 3 1,2    |      view, Holy Scripture is an expression of God's condescension or
 4 2,3    |         addition to the Pauline expression — became Protestantism's
 5 2,4    |    coming kingdom. The ultimate expression of the desert hermeneutic,
 6 3,4    | repentance, and obedience as an expression of authentic Christian life.
 7 4,2    |       it gives prototheological expression to the early Christian experience
 8 6,6    |         Him.[120]~ ~The highest expression of love, and the surest
 9 7,1    |  witnessed a concrete, dramatic expression of God's love and forgiveness
10 9,1    |   distinct beliefs and forms of expression. Its theology is highly
11 9,2    |       The Greek verb behind the expression “has made Him known” is
12 9,3    |      triumph at all — it was an expression of self-glorification, hubris,
13 10,3   |       and our welcome is not an expression of narrow, selfish satisfaction,
14 10,3   |         is indeed the universal expression of Christianity for all
15 11,4   |      not to use the superficial expression “openness to the future”
16 11,4   |    trembling,” to use a Pauline expression from another context (Phil.
17 11,4   |        6.~  [43]. I borrow this expression from the title of Joseph
18 11,4   |         foolish and destructive expression of lack of faithfulness