Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 I, 1,5  |           Basil the Great, writes: “Men,~having left off “delighting
  2 I, 1,5  |          Himself has revealed it to men. One must distinguish between
  3 I, 1,5  |           God?~a) It is revealed to men from the knowledge of nature,
  4 I, 1,5  |            things. Therefore,~those men are without excuse who,
  5 I, 1,9  |           impossible for us who are men clothed in this~crude flesh
  6 I, 1,13 |             holiness for angels~and men. Men can attain to holiness
  7 I, 1,13 |        holiness for angels~and men. Men can attain to holiness only
  8 I, 2,1  |           has manifested~Himself to men as Man so that we might
  9 I, 2,2  |           and looked, and lo, three men stood by him... and~he bowed
 10 I, 2,9  |               John 5:26).~“That all men should honor the Son, even
 11 I, 2,9  |          The written testimonies of men who were outside of Christianity
 12 I, 2,10 |             Thou hart not lied unto men, but unto God” (Acts 5:3-
 13 II, 3,1 |  consequences, to the moral fall of men, as does simple atheism.~
 14 II, 3,5 |            influence on the life of men, even though they are invisible
 15 II, 3,5 |             are~less dependent than men on space and place, and,
 16 II, 3,5 |           of God's will, guiders of men, and servants of their salvation.
 17 II, 3,6 |             come when the bodies of men will arise~in a renewed
 18 II, 3,6 |             evil deeds performed by men with~the participation of
 19 II, 3,6 |            one blood all nations~of men” (Acts 17:26). From this
 20 II, 3,6 |           human race. Therefore all men are the~same as one man,
 21 II, 3,6 |             the Most High. But like men ye die and like one of the
 22 II, 3,6 |         that the souls of righteous men will escape this joyless
 23 II, 3,6 |            not thinking here of all men in general, but only of~
 24 II, 4,1 |           and the earth, angels and men, but also over the smallest
 25 II, 4,1 |          life, when we see virtuous men suffer while the impious
 26 II, 4,1 |   experiences and misfortunes which men undergo.~In essence, God'
 27 II, 4,2 |           pure and moral than later men (Socrates); that the most
 28 II, 4,2 |      conceptions, because the first men~were nearer to God and knew
 29 II, 5,1 | overwhelming majority of~cases, are men themselves, who have created
 30 II, 5,2 |             even into the bodies of men; of this there is the testimony~
 31 II, 5,2 |       habitation~of evil spirits in men we know from the numerous
 32 II, 5,2 |             under the heaven,~among men on earth, and they have
 33 II, 5,3 |             s powers became weak in men. Our Lord Jesus Christ indicated
 34 II, 5,3 |            so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned”~(
 35 II, 5,3 |            so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned”~(
 36 II, 5,3 |       sufferings and misfortunes~of men, including infants, which
 37 II, 5,3 |             inherited sinfulness~of men. However, Augustine did
 38 II, 5,3 |           fall was the removal from men of a supernatural~gift of
 39 II, 5,3 |           and Eve has passed to all men.~The other tendency in the
 40 II, 5,3 |          came forth great righteous men such as Moses, Elijah,~Elisha,
 41 II, 5,3 |            his sin reached unto all men” (St. Athanasius the Great,
 42 II, 5,3 |          guilt" — that is, that~all men have inherited the guilt
 43 II, 5,3 |            so death passed upon all men, for that all~have sinned.”
 44 II, 5,3 |       interpreted to imply that all men are guilty of Adam's sin.~
 45 II, 6,1 |       foreordained the salvation of men, even “before~the foundation
 46 II, 6,2 |            The Lord did not abandon men, did not turn utterly away,
 47 II, 6,2 |            despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted
 48 II, 6,3 |             Christ, and dwelt among men on earth.~The preaching
 49 II, 6,3 |             in the last days for us men and for our salvation born
 50 II, 6,4 |             Who for the sake of its men and for our salvation came~
 51 II, 6,5 |            Himself the guilt of all men. He is the Lamb slaughtered~
 52 II, 6,5 |             to direct the hearts of men~to the search, to the thirst
 53 II, 6,6 |             of morally regenerating men.~Let us quote here the words
 54 II, 6,6 |             serpent, themurderer of men, it was cast down into a
 55 II, 6,6 |    perdition . . . However,~so that men might be capable of this
 56 II, 6,6 |           the greatest of righteous men for the whole of unrighteous
 57 II, 6,6 |             free gift came upon all men unto justification of life” (
 58 II, 6,6 |            mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus; Who~
 59 II, 6,6 |           Who is the Saviour of all men, especially of those that
 60 II, 6,6 |           the personal salvation~of men is clearly expressed in
 61 II, 6,6 |       Apostles already have in mind men~who have come to believe
 62 II, 6,6 |           be not ye the servants of men” (1 Cor. 7:23).~The hymn
 63 II, 6,7 |          fact that He proclaimed to men, in all the fullness and
 64 II, 6,7 |       Concerning this revelation to men of the new, more perfect
 65 II, 6,7 |            manifested Thy name unto~men, and, I gave declared unto
 66 II, 6,7 |          God — for the salvation of men and their reunion with God;~
 67 II, 6,7 |         from time to time has given men a more perfect teaching.
 68 II, 6,7 |             Gospel is given for all men, and not for one people
 69 II, 6,7 |              that is, embracing all men in all times.~C. Christ
 70 II, 6,8 |    theymight be judged according to men in the flesh, but live according
 71 II, 6,8 |        captive, and gave gifts unto men,” the Apostle continues: “
 72 II, 6,8 |            all, death for righteous men became only a transition
 73 II, 7,1 |        branch, and is withered; and men gather them, and cast them
 74 II, 7,2 |       baptized about~three thousand men. And, further, the Lord
 75 II, 7,3 |            everyone, for angels and men; that is, He gave one principle~
 76 II, 7,3 |        principle~both to angels and men: to the one, Christ according
 77 II, 7,4 |          and to the spirits of~just men made perfect, and to Jesus,
 78 II, 7,4 |          single flock of angels and men; and in the one assembly
 79 II, 7,5 |             since it is composed of men in the body; it has a visible
 80 II, 7,5 |             or~by the sinfulness of men. Everything sinful and worldly
 81 II, 7,5 |        salvation,~and therefore all men are intended to be members
 82 II, 7,6 |             the~widows. These seven men were later called deacons,
 83 II, 7,6 |        Churches also point~to those men whom, as being raised to
 84 II, 8,1 |          grace is God’s goodwill to men of worthy life in all ages
 85 II, 8,1 |           the hearing of angels and men: “Not I, but the grace of
 86 II, 8,2 |         earthly angels and heavenly men” — attainments~unheard of
 87 II, 8,3 |      performed for the salvation of men (Mark~16:16). Moreover,
 88 II, 8,4 |         Samaria, many persons, both men and women, were~baptized;
 89 II, 8,5 |        feeding of~the five thousand men with five loaves. The Lord
 90 II, 8,5 |             for help —~“and for all men and women.”~Conclusions
 91 II, 8,6 |            all the lawless deeds of men, and there is no sin that
 92 II, 8,6 |          that could not be forgiven men if only~they sincerely repent
 93 II, 8,6 |          shall not be forgiven unto men,~neither in this world,
 94 II, 8,7 |            guidance of the souls of men on the path to their attainment~
 95 II, 8,7 |             themselves seven tested~men filled with the Holy Spirit
 96 II, 8,7 |           priesthood is the work of men but the~ordination of them
 97 II, 8,7 |             them is not the work of men, but of God (Clement, Stromata).~
 98 II, 9,1 |         unto them to this end, that men~ought always to pray, and
 99 II, 9,3 |           Christ, “since neither do men light a candle and put it
100 II, 9,3 |          and to the spirits of just men made perfect” (Heb. 12:22-
101 II, 9,5 |            so much more readily are men lifted up to the memory~
102 II, 9,7 |         earthly angels and heavenly~men,” the righteous ones who
103 II, 9,7 |          Cor. 1:17-18). He exhorted men not be ashamed of the~Cross
104 II, 0,2 |          Death is the common lot of men. But for man it is not an
105 II, 0,2 |         Paul: “It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this
106 Add, 0,4|      defined. “It is appointed unto men once to die, but~after this
107 Add, 0,4|          and to the spirits of just men made perfect”~(Heb, 12:22-
108 Add, 0,4|             over the evil~doings of men, taking upon Himself our
109 Add, 0,5|      perilous times shall come. For men shall be lovers of their
110 Add, 0,7|           his whole power to seduce men.” Orthodox Christians who
111 Add, 0,7|            and perdition of ungodly men” (2 Peter 3:7). “The day
112 Add, 0,7|           annihilated.~As for those men whom the coming of the Lord
113 Add, 0,7|           that is, extending to all men living and dead, good and
114 Add, 0,7|            eternal torments of evil men. “Depart from Me, ye cursed,
115 Add, 0,7|             the Lord “will have all men to be saved, and to come
116 Add, 0,7|       remaining always the same. We men, on the other hand, if we~
117 Add, 0,7|         there is no~hope either for men who become satanized by
118 App, 1  |             Providence, is given to men in the degree to which it
119 App, 2  |         Savior on earth declared to men not abstract ideas, but
120 App, 5,3|             the assemblies of great men or any general councils
121 App, 5,3|           God to render unto divine men the honor that befitteth
122 App, 5,3|           of the venerable and holy men, henceforth and~forevermore,
123 App, 5,3|          list of venerable and holy men.~Another decree of the same