Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 Intro, A,4|            of the Messiah. After the death of Christ on the Cross,
  2 Intro, A,8|         threats nor persecutions nor death itself. The Patristic~explanations
  3 I, 1,3    |       Christians went to torture and death with joy. Faith is a rock,~
  4 I, 1,11   |              world~for suffering and death (in human flesh) His Only-begotten
  5 I, 2,6    |           and filled all things~with death, and touched heaven while
  6 I, 2,9    |             and became~obedient unto death” (Phil. 2:7-8). In keeping
  7 I, 2,11   |            down to~the world and the death on the cross of the Son
  8 II, 3,6   |            Cor. 6:20). Even with the death of the body, the bond of
  9 II, 3,6   |           upon himself suffering and death; having a body which is
 10 II, 3,6   |        question of the~appearance of death in the world, and thus it
 11 II, 3,6   |            to God without undergoing death (Gen. 5:24). From the Biblical
 12 II, 3,6   |          condition of the soul after death was expressed in the Old
 13 II, 4,2   |         preserved them from physical~death. Death was not a necessity
 14 II, 4,2   |            them from physical~death. Death was not a necessity for
 15 II, 5,1   |            the Great, sufferings and death itself “cut off the growth
 16 II, 5,2   |             through the devil's envy death entered the world” (Wis.
 17 II, 5,3   |             Through the devil's envy death entered the world” (Wis.
 18 II, 5,3   |              he subjected himself to death; and spiritual adultery,
 19 II, 5,3   |            diseases, hard labor, and death. These were the~natural
 20 II, 5,3   |             in which dissolution and~death are active. Nourishment
 21 II, 5,3   |                John 5:14).~With sin, death entered into the human race.
 22 II, 5,3   |              says, “God did not make death” (Wis. 1:13). Man's body,
 23 II, 5,3   |          entered~into the world, and death by sin, and so death passed
 24 II, 5,3   |             and death by sin, and so death passed upon all men, for
 25 II, 5,3   |             5:12). The Apostle calls death the “wages”; that is, the
 26 II, 5,3   |            sin: “The~wages of sin is death” (Rom. 6:23).~Misfortunes
 27 II, 5,3   |               6:23).~Misfortunes and death as chastisements of God.~
 28 II, 5,3   |        Incarnation of the Lord”).~Of death, this same Holy Father says, “
 29 II, 5,3   |           same Holy Father says, “By death the Giver of the Law stopped
 30 II, 5,3   |              the~commandment, joined death to the transgression of
 31 II, 5,3   |             serve for salvation. For~death dissolves this animal nature
 32 II, 5,3   |             not illness and physical~death, but the loss of Paradise.
 33 II, 5,3   |              eternal, mankind beheld death, and behind it hell, darkness,
 34 II, 5,3   |            beyond the~grave: “For in death there is none that is mindful
 35 II, 5,3   |            subjected~man to physical death so as not to hand him over
 36 II, 5,3   |              over to final spiritual death — that is, so that~the sinful
 37 II, 5,3   |              bridle of suffering and death does not uproot the very
 38 II, 5,3   |          entered~into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed
 39 II, 5,3   |             and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for
 40 II, 5,3   |             contagion of the ancient~death through his very birth,
 41 II, 5,3   |          Adam. Moreover, disease and death are characteristic~of this
 42 II, 5,3   |          falling deeper into sin and death. From this comes a particular~
 43 II, 5,3   |              of~fallen mankind after death, remaining in the darkness
 44 II, 5,3   |       towards sin, together with the death and corruption that are
 45 II, 5,3   |             is that man has received death and corruption through Adam (
 46 II, 5,3   |            all~sinned and have found death” (Archimandrite Chrysostomos,
 47 II, 5,3   |              Romans 5:12 as: “And so death passed upon all men, for
 48 II, 6,2   |             his sons just~before his death, uttered an even more definite
 49 II, 6,2   |             before Christ, until His death and the cessation of the
 50 II, 6,2   |       declared that he would not see~death until he had beheld Christ
 51 II, 6,3   |            tears for example, at the death of Lazarus. The Gospels
 52 II, 6,3   |       exceeding sorrowful, even unto death” (Matt. 26:38) — thus did
 53 II, 6,3   |              Cross, at the moment~of death, at the Resurrection and
 54 II, 6,4   |         subject to the law of~bodily death. Therefore, if the Mother
 55 II, 6,4   |            theologians,~she accepted death voluntarily so as to emulate
 56 II, 6,4   |              to emulate her Son; but death had no dominion over her.~
 57 II, 6,5   |             His innocent sacrificial death, with prayer for His crucifiers.
 58 II, 6,5   |        beyond description: for~today death and hell are despoiled,
 59 II, 6,5   |          have peace with God “by the death~of His Son;” we have been “
 60 II, 6,6   |           been given over to eternal death,~to eternal torments, according
 61 II, 6,6   |           all this, in His voluntary death on the Cross, there is a
 62 II, 6,6   |             reconciled to God by the death of His Son” (Rom. 5:10); “
 63 II, 6,6   |              by the Cross, or by the death, or by the righteousness
 64 II, 6,6   |            world here indicated, the death~of Christ and His subsequent
 65 II, 6,6   |    significance which comes from the death of~Christ accomplished upon
 66 II, 6,6   |             Saviour when He accepted death on the Cross: the Saviour
 67 II, 6,6   |            for Christ’s life and His death~on the Cross.~The term “
 68 II, 6,7   |            the order of Aaron, since death did not allow~there to be
 69 II, 6,7   |           earthly ministry until His~death on the Cross, and in His
 70 II, 6,7   |             c) in His authority over death, manifested in the~resurrection
 71 II, 6,7   |        Resurrection and victory~over death; and finally, in the Ascension
 72 II, 6,8   |          Holy Spirit. Just~as by the death of Christ on the Cross our
 73 II, 6,8   |            the victory over hell and death;~b) the blessedness of the
 74 II, 6,8   |            The victory over hell and death.~Human existence after the
 75 II, 6,8   |          life; and b)~the life after death.~Earthly life ends with
 76 II, 6,8   |           Earthly life ends with the death of the body. The soul preserves
 77 II, 6,8   |           its existence after bodily~death also, but its condition
 78 II, 6,8   |              but its condition after death, according to the word of
 79 II, 6,8   |              hell was like spiritual death, as is expressed in the
 80 II, 6,8   |            to the Hebrews, and after death~they languished in expectation
 81 II, 6,8   |       deliverance.~Christ, after His death on the Cross, descended
 82 II, 6,8   |              us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened
 83 II, 6,8   |            was mocked, it was put to death, it was overthrown, it was~
 84 II, 6,8   | inescapability of hell, the power of death~also was annihilated First
 85 II, 6,8   |            annihilated First of all, death for righteous men became
 86 II, 6,8   |             of God; secondly,~bodily death itself became only a temporary
 87 II, 6,8   |               15:22-23). After this, death will be utterly~annihilated. “
 88 II, 6,8   |           that shall be destroyed is death” (1 Cor. 15:26).~The troparion
 89 II, 6,8   |            the victory over hell and~death: “Christ is risen from the
 90 II, 6,8   |             the dead, trampling down death by death, and on those in
 91 II, 6,8   |              trampling down death by death, and on those in the tombs~
 92 II, 7,1   |             by His earthly life, His death on the Cross and His Resurrection,
 93 II, 7,3   |             to~continue by reason of death. But this one, because He
 94 II, 7,4   |              the impassable abyss of death: they are close~to us in
 95 II, 7,4   |             bodily life and physical death; there, those who have~attained,
 96 II, 7,4   |              the faithful~even after death remain members of it?” (
 97 II, 7,5   |             His earthly ministry and death on the Cross;~Christ “loved
 98 II, 7,5   |            preaching with a martyr’s death The seeds of Christianity
 99 II, 8,1   |             by His earthly life, His death on the Cross, His Resurrection,~
100 II, 8,3   |             with Him by Baptism into death,~that like as Christ was
101 II, 8,5   |           cup, ye do show the Lord’s death till He come.~Wherefore
102 II, 8,5   |             the dead, dieth no more; death hath no more dominion over
103 II, 8,5   |           shedding of blood, without death, although it is performed
104 II, 8,5   |    remembrance~of the sufferings and death of the Divine Lamb.~The
105 II, 8,6   |            it speaks of the~sin unto death, for the forgiveness of
106 II, 8,6   |           deadly sins: “The sin unto death is when certain ones, after
107 II, 8,6   |          sorrow of the world worketh death” (2 Cor. 7:10). That is,~
108 II, 8,8   |            second marriage after the~death of a husband or wife, or
109 II, 8,9   |        infirmity and delivereth from~death: Heal also Thy servant (
110 II, 8,9   |           preparation for our Lord’s death and burial, all~present
111 II, 8,9   |        persons who were already near death, as a form of preparation
112 II, 8,9   |              form of preparation for death,~which is why this Mystery
113 II, 8,9   |          given, as a preparation for death, Holy~Communion of the Body
114 II, 8,9   |          Departure~of the Soul (when death seems close). If the sick
115 II, 9,2   |          ones continue to live after death, only in a different form
116 II, 9,2   |             does~not cease. “Neither death nor life... shall be able
117 II, 9,2   |              a sin~which is not unto death, he shall ask and He shall
118 II, 9,2   |           for them that sin not unto death.~There is a sin unto death;
119 II, 9,2   |           death.~There is a sin unto death; I do not say that he shall
120 II, 9,2   |             who have sinned not unto death can be given both in the~
121 II, 9,2   |           the~present life and after death is naturally to be concluded
122 II, 9,2   |              the keys of hell and of death” (Rev. 1:18); consequently,
123 II, 9,2   |             been subjected after his death.~But the prayer of love
124 II, 9,3   |         person by miracles after his death when he is remembered in
125 II, 9,3   |         which has occurred after his death; he knows of Moses and~the
126 II, 9,3   |            witnesses of the~martyric death of St. Ignatius the God-Bearer (
127 II, 9,5   |        special reverence could cause death (2 Kings [2 Sam.] 6:7 —
128 II, 9,6   |         through receiving a martyr's death, are worthy of special veneration~
129 II, 9,6   |          special glorification after~death, there were signs from the
130 II, 9,6   |              describing the martyr's death of St. Ignatius the~God-Bearer,
131 II, 9,6   |            person who witnessed this death states that “of what remained~
132 II, 9,6   |         Likewise, after the martyr's death of St. Polycarp, Bishop
133 II, 9,6   |            holy life or the martyric~death of the saint, and all the
134 II, 9,6   |            were~incorrupt long after death (whether by some natural
135 II, 9,7   |           their life with a martyr’s death.~All believers are called
136 II, 9,7   |        persecutions and the martyr’s death of her best servants — what
137 II, 9,7   |      awareness that after the Lord’s death on the Cross there followed
138 II, 0,2   |                The fate of man after death.~Death is the common lot
139 II, 0,2   |             fate of man after death.~Death is the common lot of men.
140 II, 0,2   |           Testament Sacred Scripture death is called “the decrease~(
141 II, 0,2   |              state of the soul after death, according to the clear
142 II, 0,2   |       Lazarus,~Luke 16:19-31). After death man is subjected to a judgment
143 II, 0,2   |          reward a man “on~the day of death according to his conduct,”
144 II, 0,2   |        follows immediately~after the death of a man, and evidently
145 II, 0,2   |        judgment occurs after a~man’s death. We can judge of this only
146 II, 0,2   |              the~fate of a man after death is taken both by good and
147 II, 0,2   |       tollhouses,~see The Soul After Death, St. Herman Brotherhood,
148 II, 0,2   |             Last judgment, when~both death and hell will be cast into
149 Add, 0,3  |     Christian soul immediately~after death, as these experiences are
150 Add, 0,4  |          into a different life after death.~In the times of the Apostles
151 Add, 0,4  |        judgmentwhich awaits us after death. These homilies were intended
152 Add, 0,4  |            follows immediately after death the “toll-houses.” The tables
153 Add, 0,4  |              that short period after death when the Christian soul
154 Add, 0,4  |              breath, and the hour of death, the sentence of God drawing
155 Add, 0,4  |            in the fate of man (after death) finds confirmation~in the
156 Add, 0,4  |            Lazarus immediately after death was brought by angels to
157 Add, 0,4  |             For the soul there is no death. Life in Christ is a world
158 Add, 0,4  |            from us now nor after our death: I see thee with my spiritual
159 Add, 0,5  |             and endure their earthly~death only during the reign of
160 Add, 0,6  |             and became obedient unto death, even the death of the Cross” (
161 Add, 0,6  |        obedient unto death, even the death of the Cross” (Phil. 2:8).
162 Add, 0,7  |                   This is the~second death” (Apoc. 20:15, 14). Upon
163 Add, 0,7  |    resurrection,~however, the second death will have no power.~Chiliastic
164 Add, 0,7  |               of faith in life after death, in the blessedness~of the
165 Add, 0,7  |            lake of fire.~The “second death” is the judgment of sinners
166 Add, 0,7  |           the Theologian the “second death” (Apoc. 20:14).~An attempt
167 Add, 0,7  |           that shall be destroyed is death... And~when all things shall
168 Add, 0,7  |              Catechetical~Lectures).~Death will have no power in the
169 Add, 0,7  |           that shall be destroyed~is death... Then shall be brought
170 Add, 0,7  |              saving that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory”~(
171 App, 1    |              the Incarnation and the death on the Cross~of the Son
172 App, 5,1  |              pray for him. If, after death, he is not deprived of the
173 App, 5,1  |            their prayers, even after~death, is so strong and unquestioned
174 App, 5,2  |        particular martyr. A martyr's death itself testified to the
175 App, 5,2  |              of~the saints after his death and to his veneration; on
176 App, 5,3  |              martyrs who were put to~death for their exceptional zeal
177 App, 5,3  |              before thee, that after death he hath been glorified by
178 App, 5,4  |          majority of cases, or~after death. In the ancient Church,
179 App, 5,4  |              virtue; and thus, after death, ceased not to do good unto
180 App, 5,6  |            founded on the facts of a death by martyrdom, or upon a
181 App, 5,6  |         fifty~years from the date of death for “beatification,” a process
182 App, 5,6  |             this life, and after his~death declareth this to His people