Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2,4 |           upon and touched with our hands, concerning the word of
 2 4,2 |         Wisdom and Spirit, the two “hands” of God according to Saint
 3 5,1 |           words. Because we are His hands and feet, the Lord’s will
 4 5,2 |            prayer: “Father, to Your hands I commit my spirit” (Lk.
 5 8,4 |      hellenistic society with empty hands. Yet by what insights and
 6 9,2 |          eyes, and touched with our hands — the eternal life which
 7 9,3 |             are God’s servants, His hands and feet, His voice and
 8 10,3|       complain and merely wring our hands while doing nothing positive.
 9 11,4|          face the future with empty hands. On the contrary we carry
10 11,4| immeasurable treasures, even if our hands sometimes seem shamefully