Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 Intro, A,1|              in the epoch before the Ecumenical Councils, then in the terminology
  2 Intro, A,1|            in the terminology of the Ecumenical~Councils themselves, and
  3 Intro, A,4|           First Canon of the Seventh Ecumenical (787). Some of these canons
  4 Intro, A,4|            cited and approved at the Ecumenical~Councils, beginning with
  5 Intro, A,4|               see the~Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, pp. 594-600. The
  6 Intro, A,5|             and the beginning of the Ecumenical~Councils.~Although St. Basil
  7 Intro, A,6|    consciousness is expressed in the Ecumenical Councils~of the Church.
  8 Intro, A,6|             both East and West. Such Ecumenical Councils the Church recognizes
  9 Intro, A,6|              as seven in~number. The Ecumenical Councils formulated precisely
 10 Intro, A,6|         distortions of heretics. The Ecumenical Councils likewise formulated
 11 Intro, A,6|     observance of them. Finally, the Ecumenical Councils~confirmed the dogmatic
 12 Intro, A,6|               see the~Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, p. 602.), the
 13 Intro, A,6|          found in the Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, pp. 604-611.),
 14 Intro, A,6|             thus testifying that the Ecumenical Church has understood the
 15 Intro, A,6|           inviolable, authoritative, Ecumenical and~Sacred Tradition of
 16 Intro, A,6|             decrees of councils, the Ecumenical Councils themselves acknowledge~
 17 Intro, A,6|     subtraction (decree of the Third Ecumenical~Council, repeated by the
 18 Intro, A,6|            second Canon of the Sixth Ecumenical Council (in~Trullo). (The “
 19 Intro, A,6|         eleven years after the Sixth Ecumenical Council,~but its decrees
 20 Intro, A,6|           read in the Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, p. 361, and the
 21 Intro, A,8|              decisively at the Fifth Ecumenical Council as contradicting
 22 Intro, A,9|             handed down to us by the Ecumenical~Church. By entering deeply
 23 Intro, A,9|              the Holy Fathers of the Ecumenical Councils: “The preaching
 24 Intro, B,1|         Apostles, the Holy Local and Ecumenical Councils, and the Holy~Fathers.
 25 Intro, B,1|            and then approved~by four Ecumenical Patriarchs and the Russian
 26 Intro, C  |             the one that follows~the Ecumenical Tradition. The Church’s
 27 I, 1,9    |              under the influence~of “ecumenical” ideas, this service has
 28 I, 1,9    |              by a “pan-Orthodox” or “ecumenical” service.).~
 29 I, 2,7    |             Theodoret, “On the Third Ecumenical Council”).~In the Orthodox
 30 I, 2,7    |             the Third and subsequent Ecumenical Councils (4th to 7th centuries),
 31 I, 2,7    |            of Faith after the Second Ecumenical~Council had given it its
 32 I, 2,9    |             people. In 325 the First Ecumenical Council was called against
 33 I, 2,9    |        completed later at the Second~Ecumenical Council. The unity and equality
 34 I, 2,10   |            and finally at the Second~Ecumenical Council of Constantinople
 35 I, 2,10   |     preserving Orthodoxy, the Second Ecumenical~Council completed the Nicaean
 36 II, 3,5   |              Canon 2, Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, p. 361).), in
 37 II, 3,6   |           was~condemned by the Fifth Ecumenical Council.~However, this conciliar
 38 II, 5,3   |         Trullo (692) and the Seventh Ecumenical Council (787). Canon 110
 39 II, 5,3   |             regeneration” (The Seven Ecumenical Councils,~Eerdmans ed.,
 40 II, 6,3   |        bodily” (Col. 2:9).~The first Ecumenical Council of Nicea was convoked
 41 II, 6,3   |             Faith (the Creed) of the Ecumenical Church.~The human nature
 42 II, 6,3   |           was condemned at the First Ecumenical Council in 325, and Arianism
 43 II, 6,3   |           and condemned by the Third Ecumenical Council (431).B. The other
 44 II, 6,3   |           seem”).~At the time of the Ecumenical Councils Apollinaris, Bishop
 45 II, 6,3   |           was rejected at the Fourth Ecumenical Council,~that of Chalcedon (
 46 II, 6,3   |            was rejected by~the Sixth Ecumenical Council (681).~Both of these
 47 II, 6,3   |              dogmatic decrees~of the Ecumenical Councils.~The two natures
 48 II, 6,3   |            in Jesus Christ.~At three Ecumenical Councils — the Third (of
 49 II, 6,3   |             to the former.~The Third Ecumenical Council, that of Ephesus
 50 II, 6,3   |           natures in one.”The Fourth Ecumenical Council, that of Chalcedon
 51 II, 6,3   |              to us” (Eerdmans, Seven Ecumenical Councils, pp. 264-265).~
 52 II, 6,3   |           Coming.~Finally, the Sixth Ecumenical Council, in the year 681 (
 53 II, 6,3   |    Definition of Faith”~of the Sixth Ecumenical Council, Eerdmans, Seven
 54 II, 6,3   |             Council, Eerdmans, Seven Ecumenical Councils, p. 345).~The human
 55 II, 6,3   |            and nature,” as the Sixth Ecumenical~Council expressed it (loc.
 56 II, 6,3   |              Jesus Christ.~The Fifth Ecumenical Council condemned the false
 57 II, 6,3   |             the Fathers of the Fifth Ecumenical Council~(the Ninth Canon
 58 II, 6,3   |            anathema” Eerdmans, Seven Ecumenical Councils, p.~314).~On the
 59 II, 6,3   |      above-cited decree of the Fifth Ecumenical~Council touches only on
 60 II, 6,4   |         Symbol of Faith of the~First Ecumenical Council, where we read:
 61 II, 6,4   |           Mother of God at the Third Ecumenical Council, accepting and~confirming
 62 II, 6,4   |            anathema” (Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils,~p. 206).~Blessed
 63 II, 7,3   |         those who were active in~the Ecumenical Councils.~The Second Ecumenical
 64 II, 7,3   |      Ecumenical Councils.~The Second Ecumenical Council of bishops, after
 65 II, 7,3   |             personality of the Third Ecumenical Council, St. Cyril of Alexandria,
 66 II, 7,3   |               composed the venerable Ecumenical Symbol~(Creed). With them
 67 II, 7,3   |            presided at this Holy and Ecumenical Council? Because there a
 68 II, 7,3   |             in the Acts of the Third Ecumenical~Council, addressing the
 69 II, 7,3   |           Palestine after the Fourth Ecumenical~Council of Chalcedon writes: “
 70 II, 7,4   |            follow also for the whole Ecumenical Church.”~And in actuality,
 71 II, 7,5   |     Constantinople before the Second Ecumenical Council as follows:“This
 72 II, 7,5   |            the Fathers of the~Second Ecumenical Council).~“And where are
 73 II, 7,5   |          Apostles, and from the Holy Ecumenical~Councils), even though certain
 74 II, 7,5   |         found in the Acts of all the Ecumenical~Councils. In the direct
 75 II, 7,5   |             terms were not mixed The Ecumenical Councils received the title
 76 II, 7,5   |       condemned by the Church at her Ecumenical Councils.~In these numerous
 77 II, 7,5   | supra-confessional unification~(the “ecumenical movement”) which is now
 78 II, 7,6   |           local bishops, and for the Ecumenical~Church, a council of the
 79 II, 8,1   |              text see Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, p.~497 — Canons
 80 II, 8,5   |            participated in the First Ecumenical Council confessed: “At the
 81 II, 8,6   |           the Fathers of the Seventh Ecumenical Council speak of the possibility
 82 II, 8,6   |             to Canon 11 of the First Ecumenical~Council (and its commentaries).
 83 II, 8,6   |               See the Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils. pp. 24-27.).~Penances
 84 II, 8,6   |     completely. A canon of~the Sixth Ecumenical Council says: “It behooves
 85 II, 8,6   |      considered as part of the Sixth Ecumenical Council); Eerdmans Seven
 86 II, 8,6   |             Council); Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, p.~408).~The Roman
 87 II, 8,7   |              and 2); (Eerdmans~Seven Ecumenical Councils. p. 594). Here
 88 II, 8,7   |           strengthened and~the Sixth Ecumenical Council made it a canon.
 89 II, 8,7   |            was rejected~by the Sixth Ecumenical Council; but this prohibition
 90 II, 8,7   |    homoousios, accepted~at the First Ecumenical Council, did not introduce
 91 II, 8,8   |            Quinisext (Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils,~pp. 278-9 and
 92 II, 9,5   |           sacred images.~The Seventh Ecumenical Council in the following
 93 II, 9,5   |          represents”~(Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical Councils, p. 550). (This
 94 Add, 0,7  |              this was only~until the Ecumenical Church expressed its judgment
 95 Add, 0,7  |            this. But when the Second Ecumenical~Council (381), in condemning
 96 Add, 0,7  |             renewal of it. The Fifth Ecumenical Council, in refuting various
 97 Add, 0,7  |            it condemned at the Fifth Ecumenical Council the false~teaching
 98 App, 1    |         Church, with the decrees the Ecumenical Councils, and the teachings
 99 App, 1    |           precise formulation at the Ecumenical Councils, or in general
100 App, 1    |       general have been confirmed by~Ecumenical Councils. The work of the
101 App, 2    |             reason why, at the First~Ecumenical Council in the presence
102 App, 5,1  |        thousands, the Fathers of the Ecumenical Councils, and, finally,~