Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,1|         From the first days of her existence, the Holy Church of Christ
 2 Intro, A,1|            the first moment of her existence — we find such phrases as
 3 I, 1,1    |    Christian acknowledgment~of the existence of God is founded not upon
 4 I, 1,6    |          the Church applied to the existence of God~the term “He Who
 5 I, 1,6    |       fullness of the qualities of~existence. “God is a sea of being,
 6 I, 1,7    |       rational, free, and personal existence. If in the imperfect world
 7 I, 1,7    |         free and rational personal existence~in God Himself, who is the
 8 I, 1,7    |          cause or condition~of the existence of God.~
 9 I, 1,9    |         pure, spiritual, most high Existence. Therefore, by bodily symbols
10 I, 1,10   |                       Eternal.~The existence of God is outside time,
11 I, 1,12   |       wisdom of God that the whole existence of the world is directed
12 I, 1,16   |         the world. The~world is an existence, which is outward with relation
13 I, 2,1    |            eternal and pre-eternal existence, the Three Divine Persons
14 I, 2,4    |         from the first days of her existence has performed baptism in~
15 I, 2,5    |      Second and Third Persons. The existence of the Son~and the Spirit
16 I, 2,5    |      begotten” and “proceeds,” the existence of the Son~and the Spirit
17 I, 2,5    |           out of non-existence. An existence which comes from the Essence~
18 I, 2,6    |       thought, having received its existence in thought.~Thought is,
19 I, 2,7    |          the dogma of the personal existence of the Hypostases and the
20 I, 2,7    |            is said~not that he has existence from the Son or through
21 I, 2,7    |          is~shown the Cause of the existence of the Son and the Spirit.
22 I, 2,7    |            the Holy Spirit~has His existence from Him. St. Maximus the
23 I, 2,7    | providential relations to the very existence~of the Godhead, to the relations
24 I, 2,9    |      received the beginning of His existence~in time, although before
25 II, 3,2   |          brought the universe into existence~out of nothingness.~St.
26 II, 3,2   |           idea of the “pre-eternal existence~of mankind,” an idea which
27 II, 3,3   |          and~give thanks for one's existence and for all of God's providence.
28 II, 3,3   |          goodness alone He granted existence to angels, archangels, and
29 II, 3,3   |          goodness,~deigned to give existence to things which did not
30 II, 3,5   |      purpose and the form of~their existence?~Angels in Sacred Scripture.~
31 II, 3,5   |           Mankind knew about their existence from its first days in Paradise;
32 II, 3,5   |     Seraphim.~Thus, concerning the existence of Angels and Archangels,
33 II, 3,6   |          the very beginning of his existence. Further, it is said~that
34 II, 3,6   |    consequently,~it had an eternal existence of its own before its incarnation
35 II, 3,6   |            the Divine nature, both existence itself and everything in
36 II, 3,6   |         everything in It which has existence~are unchangeable and immortal;
37 II, 3,6   |       power of faith in the active existence of the~soul beyond the grave
38 II, 3,6   |         God from~God together with existence, but the likeness we must
39 II, 3,6   |            God is the aim of man's existence.~c. Man's immediate physical
40 II, 4,1   |          of God keeps the world in existence and participates in all
41 II, 4,2   |     expresses it, “having received existence, was~to grow and mature,
42 II, 5,1   |      abnormal conditions for their existence,~introducing a cruel mutual
43 II, 5,1   |         has any actual independent existence, like the elements and powers
44 II, 5,3   |           dark thoughts concerning existence beyond the~grave: “For in
45 II, 5,3   |            Christian Church in the existence of original sin may be~seen
46 II, 6,6   |     general justification of human existence accomplished, and in what
47 II, 6,8   |           and the beginning of the existence of the Heavenly~Church;~
48 II, 6,8   |         over hell and death.~Human existence after the loss of Paradise
49 II, 6,8   |             The soul preserves its existence after bodily~death also,
50 II, 7,2   |      Church of Christ received its existence with the coming to earth
51 II, 7,2   |        world.~The beginning of its existence in its complete form and
52 II, 7,2   |          its earthly conditions of existence.~The Church is our spiritual
53 II, 7,4   |          are two separate forms of existence: there~in heaven is bodilessness,
54 II, 7,4   |           one cannot represent the existence of these two regions, the
55 II, 7,5   |           forever, in its constant existence. The~Apostle John the Theologian
56 II, 7,6   |         end of the ages, until the existence of the earthly Church itself
57 II, 8,1   |            world that supports~the existence of the world, its life,
58 II, 8,1   |            its life, including the existence and life of mankind and
59 II, 8,2   |      outward facts of the Church’s existence, and especially its coming~
60 II, 8,3   |      receives, in place of the old existence he had, a new existence
61 II, 8,3   |            existence he had, a new existence and~life, and becomes a
62 II, 8,8   |            beginning moment in the existence of the Christian family
63 II, 9,3   |           the other realm of their existence, the~heavenly realm.~The
64 II, 9,5   |      imaginary beings~that have no existence; and thus, in essence, it
65 II, 9,5   |   expressed themselves~against the existence of statues and similar images,
66 Add, 0,7  |          the Kingdom of Grace, the existence of the Church on earth,
67 App, 2    |            ontology (the nature of existence), of God in Himself,~of
68 App, 2    |           ontology:~the essence of existence, the oneness of existence,
69 App, 2    |          existence, the oneness of existence, the relation between the
70 App, 2    |           relationship as absolute existence to the world of manifestations.~
71 App, 3    |            the ontological side of existence,~that is, to the life of
72 App, 3    |       higher, more perfect form of existence.~7. God, as the Absolute,
73 App, 3    |           unapproachable sphere of existence which, as absolute existence,
74 App, 3    |       existence which, as absolute existence, has no contact~with relative
75 App, 3    |           no contact~with relative existence, with the world of phenomena.