Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 I       |        faith as an attribute of the soul. The power of faith. The
  2 I, 1,2  |        faith as an attribute of the soul.~Christian faith is a mystical
  3 I, 1,2  |             revelation in the human soul. It is broader, more powerful,~
  4 I, 1,4  |           is the penetration of~the soul into the future (“the substance
  5 I, 1,5  |          with the life of the human soul. Concerning the “fellow-~
  6 I, 1,6  |      powerfully strikes the wounded~soul, but cannot worthily be
  7 I, 1,9  |            spiritual beings~and the soul of man, which manifest in
  8 I, 1,10 |          for example,~an angel or a soul. Eternal in its precise
  9 I, 1,11 |      acquire for oneself, for~one's soul, eternal good things.~
 10 I, 1,17 |             roof of the house of my soul” (Second Prayer). Again, “
 11 I, 2,4  |  identically, as if it had a single soul and a single~heart, and
 12 I, 2,11 |       Further, turning to one's own soul, looking deep within one'
 13 II, 3,1 |      command of God, except for the soul~of man, which bears in itself
 14 II, 3,3 |          103 (“Bless the Lord, O my soul”), which call on one to
 15 II, 3,6 |             and man became a living soul” (Gen. 2:7). Two actions,
 16 II, 3,6 |            notes: “The body and the soul were formed at the same~
 17 II, 3,6 |             the man became a living soul. As one who~has received
 18 II, 3,6 |          even fellow~laborer of the soul. It depends on the soul
 19 II, 3,6 |             soul. It depends on the soul itself whether to lower
 20 II, 3,6 |  fellow-laborer. Depending upon the soul, the body can be a vessel
 21 II, 3,6 |              participating with the soul in the~glorification of
 22 II, 3,6 |           the body, the bond of the~soul with the body is not cut
 23 II, 3,6 |         regarding the nature of the~soul. At the creation of the
 24 II, 3,6 |              At the creation of the soul, God took nothing of it
 25 II, 3,6 |          the word of God,~the human soul is an essence completely
 26 II, 3,6 |          high~pre-eminence of man's soul compared to everything earthly
 27 II, 3,6 |             world, and lose has own~soul? Or what shall a man give
 28 II, 3,6 |            give an exchange for his soul?” (Matt. 16:26). The Lord
 29 II, 3,6 |            are not able to kill the soul” (Matt.~10:28).~Concerning
 30 II, 3,6 |          the exalted dignity of the soul, St. Gregory the Theologian
 31 II, 3,6 |        expresses himself~thus: “The soul is the breath of God, and
 32 II, 3,6 |        Divinity” (Homily 7, “On the Soul”).~Nevertheless, one cannot
 33 II, 3,6 |    foundation for teaching that the soul is “divine” in the full
 34 II, 3,6 |             very statement that the soul is of heavenly origin does
 35 II, 3,6 |       origin does not mean that the soul is~divine in essence. “He
 36 II, 3,6 |             the~conclusion that the soul proceeded from the Essence
 37 II, 3,6 |    Scripture), dare to say that the soul has proceeded from the Essence
 38 II, 3,6 |        spoke of the divinity of the soul not in the strict sense
 39 II, 3,6 |            Vol. I, p. 430-431).~The soul as an independent substance.~
 40 II, 3,6 |             the independence of the soul and its value in itself,
 41 II, 3,6 |             the distinctness~of the soul from the body in order to
 42 II, 3,6 |      materialistic opinion that the soul is only~an expression of
 43 II, 3,6 |            is characteristic of the soul to govern the strivings
 44 II, 3,6 |             of an artist, while the soul is the artist~(Sts. Irenaeus,
 45 II, 3,6 |            and others).~c. that the soul is not unconditionally subject
 46 II, 3,6 |            Lactantius).~e. that the soul is a power which brings
 47 II, 3,6 |        Basil the Great).f. that the soul possesses reason, self-awareness,
 48 II, 3,6 |           of the very nature of the soul, the Fathers and teachers
 49 II, 3,6 |            and immateriality of the soul, as opposed to the complexity
 50 II, 3,6 |            in the activities of the~soul, and that these conditions
 51 II, 3,6 |         weaken and even corrupt the soul — for example, during illness,~
 52 II, 3,6 |            different degrees of the soul's manifestation in the body
 53 II, 3,6 |            the manifestation of the soul may be compared to a sudden
 54 II, 3,6 |             the spirituality of the soul as distinct from the body,
 55 II, 3,6 |   corporality or materiality to the soul. By this supposed attribute
 56 II, 3,6 |           supposed attribute of the soul~they had in mind to distinguish
 57 II, 3,6 |           spirituality of the human soul, as also the spirituality
 58 II, 3,6 |        origin of the souls.~How the soul of each individual man originates
 59 II, 3,6 |           not establish whether the soul is created from the souls
 60 II, 3,6 |             of God, or whether each~soul is created immediately and
 61 II, 3,6 |            Syrian, Theodoret), each soul is created separately by~
 62 II, 3,6 |           toward the view that each soul is separately~created; this
 63 II, 3,6 |     Anastasius the Presbyter), both soul and body receive~their beginning
 64 II, 3,6 |            and mature together; the soul proceeds from the souls
 65 II, 3,6 |            follows that in Adam the soul and body of every man~was
 66 II, 3,6 |      including others — so also the soul, being inbreathed by God,
 67 II, 3,6 |            of the pipe, so also the soul, appearing powerless in
 68 II, 3,6 |    intelligence”~(Homily 7, “On the Soul”). St. Gregory of Nyssa
 69 II, 3,6 |            are~all one and the same soul, one and the same breathing
 70 II, 3,6 |             heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind,
 71 II, 3,6 |              The immortality of the soul.~Faith in the immortality
 72 II, 3,6 |           in the immortality of the soul is inseparable from religion
 73 II, 3,6 |           in the immortality~of the soul. In the accounts of Moses
 74 II, 3,6 |           in the immortality of the~soul. Concerning Enoch, Moses
 75 II, 3,6 |             but the place where the soul dwells. This~condition of
 76 II, 3,6 |       dwells. This~condition of the soul after death was expressed
 77 II, 3,6 |            thou wilt not abandon my soul in hades, nor wilt thou
 78 II, 3,6 |           to the immortality of the soul as the foundation of pious~
 79 II, 3,6 |           of the immortality of the soul is the object~of a more
 80 II, 3,6 |            a Christian, filling his soul with the joyful hope of
 81 II, 3,6 |     preached the immortality of the soul, with this distinction only:
 82 II, 3,6 |           that some acknowledge the soul~as being immortal by nature,
 83 II, 3,6 |           God. “God wishes that the soul might live” (St. Justin
 84 II, 3,6 |            St. Justin Martyr); “the soul is immortal by the~grace
 85 II, 3,6 |           in the immortality of the soul has always been inwardly
 86 II, 3,6 |           in the immortality of the soul. And, on the contrary, the
 87 II, 3,6 |           of the immortality of the soul.~One who completely loses
 88 II, 3,6 |           in the~immortality of the soul or the future life at all.
 89 II, 3,6 |             active existence of the~soul beyond the grave has grown
 90 II, 3,6 |           of the immortality~of the soul occupies a fitting central
 91 II, 3,6 |           of an Orthodox Christian.~Soul and spirit.~The spiritual
 92 II, 3,6 |         significance: “spirit” and “soul.” The use of the~word “spirit”
 93 II, 3,6 |          word “spirit” in place of “soul,” or both terms used in
 94 II, 3,6 |            in your body and in your soul, which are God's” (1 Cor.
 95 II, 3,6 |      writings of this Apostle where soul and spirit are~mentioned
 96 II, 3,6 |        indicating~that, besides the soul, there is also a “spirit”
 97 II, 3,6 |         distinction is made~between soul and spirit. The first passage
 98 II, 3,6 |             the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints
 99 II, 3,6 |               Your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless
100 II, 3,6 |            and independent~from the soul, but only as the inward
101 II, 3,6 |             most hidden side of the soul. Here the relation of souland
102 II, 3,6 |           as the hidden part of the soul~of a man.~In the second
103 II, 3,6 |           of the hidden~part of the soul which is formed through
104 II, 3,6 |           spiritual man possesses a soul, but being reborn, he cultivates~
105 II, 3,6 |            of the life of the human soul is~evidently what was meant
106 II, 3,6 |           man a spirit as well as a soul. This distinction is found
107 II, 3,6 |             has two parts: body and soul (Sts.~Cyril of Jerusalem,
108 II, 3,6 |           man: the body, the animal soul, and the~rational soul,
109 II, 3,6 |       animal soul, and the~rational soul, which he calls the mind.
110 II, 3,6 |     Scripture acknowledges only one soul, not~two, and this is clearly
111 II, 3,6 |             the dust and breathed a soul into it, showed in this
112 II, 3,6 |             may be seen only in the soul, not in the body. According
113 II, 3,6 |        refer only to the immaterial soul — many~Fathers of the Church
114 II, 3,6 |             higher qualities of the soul, especially in the soul'
115 II, 3,6 |             soul, especially in the soul's immortality,~in its freedom
116 II, 3,6 |             God gave immortality of soul to man, even though the
117 II, 3,6 |             to man, even though the soul is immortal not~by nature
118 II, 3,6 |            Man, having received his soul from the breathing of God,
119 II, 3,6 |             and capabilities of the soul are~an expression of the
120 II, 3,6 |           in the~very nature of the soul, and the likeness in the
121 II, 3,6 |         strive towards Him with his soul, to acknowledge Him as his
122 II, 3,6 |            to the attraction of his soul, and not by compulsion.
123 II, 5,3 |         immaculateness of the human soul was defiled through the
124 II, 5,3 |            are deeply hidden in the soul and are not completely conscious.~
125 II, 5,3 |             created immortal in his soul, and he~could have remained
126 II, 5,3 |            Thou wilt not abandon my soul in hades, nor wilt Thou
127 II, 5,3 |            effect of disease on the soul. God subjected~man to physical
128 II, 5,3 |             man himself departed in soul from God and became unreceptive
129 II, 6,2 |       father’s house and opened his soul for the father’s love. Thus
130 II, 6,2 |            the human race also. “My soul thirsteth after Thee like
131 II, 6,3 |          also lived the life of the soul as a man. He~strengthened
132 II, 6,3 |          was taken under guard:~“My soul is exceeding sorrowful,
133 II, 6,3 |           describe~the state of His soul to His disciples.~The rational,
134 II, 6,3 |             that Christ had a human soul and body, but that~His spirit (
135 II, 6,3 |            higher side of the human soul.~In the 5th century there
136 II, 6,3 |           very man, of a reasonable soul and (human) body, one in
137 II, 6,4 |       height of Her chosenness:~“My soul doth magnify the Lord...
138 II, 6,5 |      necessarily requires purity of soul, a garment~of “holiness,
139 II, 6,6 |           take upon Himself a human soul and~body, and become the
140 II, 6,7 |            also, the human body and soul did~not pass over into the
141 II, 6,8 |          the death of the body. The soul preserves its existence
142 II, 6,8 |             Cross, descended in His soul and in His Divinity into
143 II, 8,1 |   preservation, and~activity in the soul of the Divine gifts.~Concerning
144 II, 8,1 |         your own power, and if your~soul agrees with such a thought,
145 II, 8,1 |          battle which arises in the soul must be undertaken by the
146 II, 8,1 |           must be undertaken by the soul until~our last breath. The
147 II, 8,1 |          until~our last breath. The soul must, together with the
148 II, 8,1 |        cleaning of the~field of the soul from stones, overgrown weeds,
149 II, 8,2 |          aspect communicates to~the soul of a believer the invisible
150 II, 8,3 |      subjective side — the state of soul of the person being baptized —
151 II, 8,3 |          away the~defilement of the soul, but in itself is the beginning
152 II, 8,4 |             the entrances into your soul; by the seal of the anointing
153 II, 8,5 |            being, that is, with His soul and with His very~Divinity,
154 II, 8,5 |          His being, that is,~in His soul and Divinity, as perfect
155 II, 8,5 |             6:56).~It nourishes our soul and body and aids our strengthening,
156 II, 8,6 |          are treated, impurities of soul~are removed, and a Christian,
157 II, 8,6 |         sincere~revelation of one’s soul and the manifestation of
158 II, 8,6 | inclinations; and this condition of soul~is united with a petition
159 II, 8,6 |         might also enter the opened soul a grace-giving healing~which
160 II, 8,6 |            which does not allow the soul again to become immersed
161 II, 8,9 |          which heals infirmities of soul and body is called down
162 II, 8,9 |          has grown weak in body and soul is not always capable of
163 II, 8,9 |           healing of infirmities~of soul and body; but this rite
164 II, 8,9 |            for the Departure~of the Soul (when death seems close).
165 II, 9,1 |            giving of good things of soul and body, both~heavenly
166 II, 9,1 |         conversation with~one's own soul — as, for example, often
167 II, 9,4 |             and~mutual influence of soul and body. “What! Know ye
168 II, 9,4 |       glorify God not only with his soul and in his body, but everything~
169 II, 9,5 |     Psalmist: “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within
170 II, 9,5 |             the capabilities of the soul. And truly, the capability~
171 II, 9,7 |             with one’s whole heart, soul, mind, and understanding;
172 II, 0,2 |          only the separation~of the soul from the body. The truth
173 II, 0,2 |            immortality of the human soul is one of the fundamental~
174 II, 0,2 |         decrease~(departure) of the soul” (“I will endeavor that
175 II, 0,2 |       called the deliverance of the soul from~prison (2 Cor. 5:1-
176 II, 0,2 |            13:36).~The state of the soul after death, according to
177 II, 0,2 |            Thou fool, thisnight thy soul shall be required of thee” (
178 II, 0,2 |            depicted the path of the soul after its separation from
179 II, 0,2 |             on the Departure of the Soul,” which is usually printed
180 II, 0,2 |         after the~separation of her soul from the body and during
181 II, 0,2 |            during the ascent of the soul into the heavenly mansions.~
182 II, 0,2 |           mansions.~The path of the soul after its departure from
183 II, 0,2 |             the tollhouses,~see The Soul After Death, St. Herman
184 II, 0,2 |         Concerning the state of the soul after the Particular Judgment,
185 II, 0,2 |      General Resurrection,~when the soul is reunited with the body
186 Add, 0,3|         experience of the Christian soul immediately~after death,
187 Add, 0,3|         progress, the ascent of the soul towards heaven. We deeply
188 Add, 0,3|            that so-called “peace of soul” which is present in Western
189 Add, 0,3|           convenient~disposition of soul for occupying oneself with
190 Add, 0,3|    precisely there, where “peace of soul” ends, that there is opened
191 Add, 0,3|   carelessness are unnatural to the soul; by being passive and careless
192 Add, 0,3|           constant vigilance of the soul and, more than this, warfare.~
193 Add, 0,4|            death when the Christian soul must account for its moral
194 Add, 0,4|         will forcibly lead out your soul,~bound by sins. Occupy yourself
195 Add, 0,4|           dreadful confusion of the soul tormented by its conscience,
196 Add, 0,4|    collectors! For this reason, the soul, flying away~from the body,
197 Add, 0,4|         shame; seeing an immaculate soul, they were ashamed; seeing
198 Add, 0,4|         immediate judgment upon the~soul after its departure from
199 Add, 0,4|             on the Departure of the Soul,” which sums up the~images
200 Add, 0,4|        memory, might awaken a man's soul. “Behold the Bridegroom
201 Add, 0,4|            analyze his own state of soul. In the~instructions of
202 Add, 0,4|        general~express the state of soul of a given man, and in special
203 Add, 0,4|           Thou fool, this night thy soul shall~be required of thee” (
204 Add, 0,4|    confirmed by the Word of God the soul immediately after its separation~
205 Add, 0,4|               1 Peter 4:8).~For the soul there is no death. Life
206 Add, 0,4|        state we will be in when our soul is separated from the body,
207 Add, 0,4|         salvation.”~“When my humble soul shall be loosed from my
208 Add, 0,4|           right hand of my wretched soul, bright and~quiet, thou
209 App, 4  |           of a~personal Wisdom, the soul of the world, in the sophiological
210 App, 4  |        distinct from God Himself, a soul of the~world or idea of
211 App, 4  |          itself if it itself is the soul of the created~world. Therefore,
212 App, 5,1|        remission of sins, that “his soul be numbered among the righteous,”
213 App, 5,5|       praying for the repose of the soul of this hierarch and hoping~