Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,11 |           desires too much on his earthly well being. Nevertheless,
 2 I, 1,11 |         giving to us of temporal, earthly goods together with the
 3 I, 2,4  |    Trinity a little closer to our earthly concepts, to~bring what
 4 I, 2,8  |         with humanity, united the earthly with~the heavenly. However,
 5 I, 2,9  |            during the days~of His earthly life was in a condition
 6 II, 3,4 |        and present condition. The earthly world in its~highest representatives —
 7 II, 3,5 |        and power they surpass all earthly governments and authorities (
 8 II, 3,5 |          are in charge of certain earthly elements. The Seer~of mysteries,
 9 II, 3,6 |     Creation~In the ladder of the earthly creation, man is placed
10 II, 3,6 |        and in relationship to all~earthly beings he occupies the reigning
11 II, 3,6 |          reigning position. Being earthly, according to his gifts
12 II, 3,6 |         man from already existing earthly elements, and He created
13 II, 3,6 |      living, organic union of the earthly and the heavenly, the material
14 II, 3,6 |         the body in the course of earthly life (2 Cor. 5:10).~An even
15 II, 3,6 |     elements, having a nature not earthly, but above the world, heavenly.
16 II, 3,6 |       soul compared to everything earthly was expressed by the Lord
17 II, 3,6 |         before its incarnation in earthly man, in Adam.~(This view
18 II, 3,6 |      Divine and the nature of the earthly are~not identical. In the
19 II, 3,6 |          For we know that, if our earthly house of this tabernacle~
20 II, 3,6 |         being not limited~only to earthly, animal needs and to the
21 II, 3,6 |          raised man above all the earthly world, having given him
22 II, 3,6 |       been placed as the~crown of earthly creation and the king of
23 II, 3,6 |       between the Creator and the~earthly creation: in particular
24 II, 3,6 |           keep the whole chain of earthly creatures in a harmonious
25 II, 5,3 |          and the crown of all the earthly creatures? To~this question
26 II, 5,3 |       labors and struggles of our earthly pilgrimage.”~The history
27 II, 6,3 |          of~voluntary sin. In His earthly life the Lord was free of
28 II, 6,4 |        twelve years of the Lord’s~earthly life proceeded.~c) When,
29 II, 6,5 |           and significance~of the earthly ministry of Christ; there
30 II, 6,7 |         Those were priests of the earthly tabernacle made by hands;
31 II, 6,7 |        chiefly for the sake~of an earthly, temporal prosperity, the
32 II, 6,7 |          God-Manhood, both in His earthly ministry until His~death
33 II, 6,8 |    Paradise has two forms: a) the earthly, bodily life; and b)~the
34 II, 6,8 |          b)~the life after death.~Earthly life ends with the death
35 II, 7,1 |         Lord Jesus Christ, by His earthly life, His death on the Cross
36 II, 7,2 |           10).In the sense of its earthly growth, the Church develops
37 II, 7,2 |       which are necessary~for its earthly conditions of existence.~
38 II, 7,4 |        heaven: the members of the earthly Church are not yet members
39 II, 7,4 |            who being now on their earthly pilgrimage have~not yet
40 II, 7,4 |     regions, the heavenly and the~earthly, as completely separate.
41 II, 7,4 |           this world, put off the earthly body, but have not put off~
42 II, 7,5 |         performed the work of His earthly ministry and death on the
43 II, 7,5 |          it now. They were in the earthly~Church, and they are now
44 II, 7,5 |         that is both heavenly and earthly; it is holy with a heavenly-earthly~
45 II, 7,5 |       itself the heavenly and the~earthly. Further, it is a fact that
46 II, 7,6 |           Jesus Christ during His earthly ministry chose from among
47 II, 7,6 |        until the existence of the earthly Church itself should come
48 II, 8,1 |           of God to earth, by His earthly life, His death on the Cross,
49 II, 8,2 |         who even on earth became “earthly angels and heavenly men” —
50 II, 8,7 |          given by the Lord in His earthly ministry. “I am the~good
51 II, 9,1 |        Father, the members of the earthly~Church with each other,
52 II, 9,1 |          with each other, and the earthly members with the heavenly
53 II, 9,1 |           body, both~heavenly and earthly. Repentance before God sometimes
54 II, 9,1 |        faileth (1 Cor. 13:8),~the earthly members of the Church not
55 II, 9,1 |          of the heavenly with the earthly is founded also~the concern
56 II, 9,3 |        saints in heaven for their earthly brethren. The witnesses
57 II, 9,5 |     heavenly world into~which our earthly thinking and realism cannot
58 II, 9,7 |          in their shame, who mind~earthly things” (Phil. 3:18-19).~
59 II, 9,7 |           and other strugglers — “earthly angels and heavenly~men,”
60 II, 0,2 |          the toll-houses: 'Accept~earthly things here as the weakest
61 Add, 0,3|        Church is the heavenly and earthly~Body of Christ, pre-designated
62 Add, 0,3|  perfection of the members of its earthly part and for the blessed,
63 Add, 0,3|           might ennoble and exalt earthly life itself — both the personal
64 Add, 0,3|      flocks: the heavenly and the earthly (Epistle of the Eastern
65 Add, 0,3|        the Theologian gave to the earthly Church of his time the name
66 Add, 0,3|          all” (1 Cor. 15:28). The earthly life of the~Christian should
67 Add, 0,3| attachment~to what is exclusively earthly. And, although we are ready
68 Add, 0,4|       partly figurative,~close to earthly images which were known
69 Add, 0,4|       clear to anyone that purely earthly images are applied to a
70 Add, 0,4|          of the departed in~their earthly form. The account of Theodora
71 Add, 0,4|       Concerning all the sensual, earthly images by which the Particular
72 Add, 0,4|        Father, the members of the earthly Church with themselves,~
73 Add, 0,4|            and the members of the earthly Church with the Heavenly
74 Add, 0,4|          during the days of their earthly life. Those who pray can~
75 Add, 0,5|          heaven, and endure their earthly~death only during the reign
76 Add, 0,7|   belonged to their souls in this earthly life: “THIS corruptible
77 Add, 0,7|   spiritual, heavenly, not having earthly, bodily~needs. Life after
78 Add, 0,7|         there is a future, purely earthly — even though blessed —
79 Add, 0,7|          the text above): “Accept earthly things here as the~weakest
80 Add, 0,7|    according to our experience~of earthly matter, is still somehow “
81 App, 3  |           is incommensurable with~earthly creatures and can have a
82 App, 3  |           a being both divine and earthly iscommensurable both with
83 App, 5,1|         that the thought of their earthly brethren is not channeled~
84 App, 5,1|          Church even during their earthly activity; they are her glory
85 App, 5,4|          monks who,~“striving for earthly glory and desirous of attracting
86 App, 5,5|           he shone throughout his earthly life, news of the evangelical