Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,9  |         the Father raiseth up the dead, and quickeneth them; even
 2 II, 3,6 |      prayerful remembrance of the dead,~Christian faith itself
 3 II, 6,1 |       loved us, even when we~were dead in sins, hath quickened
 4 II, 6,6 |            for the living and the dead — we offer to the Son of
 5 II, 6,8 |         His Resurrection~from the dead, the souls of the dead were
 6 II, 6,8 |        the dead, the souls of the dead were in a condition of rejection,
 7 II, 6,8 |    preached also to them that are dead, that theymight be judged
 8 II, 6,8 |          is Christ risen from the dead, and become the first-fruits
 9 II, 6,8 |          Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by
10 II, 7,4 |        are~not separated from our dead brothers in the faith by
11 II, 7,4 |        For the souls of the pious dead,” says Blessed Augustine, “
12 II, 7,5 |    sinners go past it, they, like dead members, are cut off~from
13 II, 7,5 |           likewise prayer for the dead, indicates that they themselves~
14 II, 8,3 |     Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father,
15 II, 8,5 |        Who “Being raised~from the dead, dieth no more; death hath
16 II, 8,5 |           both the living~and the dead and for the remission of
17 II, 9,2 |                   Prayers for the dead.~“Pray one for another” (
18 II, 9,2 |    awareness and feeling that our dead~ones continue to live after
19 II, 9,2 |         might be Lord both of the dead and living”~(Rom. 14:8-9).
20 II, 9,2 |         custom of praying for the dead. Concerning~this there is
21 II, 9,2 |          which is offered~for the dead.~In the Christian Church
22 II, 9,2 |      remembrance in prayer of the dead. Such liturgies are known
23 II, 9,2 |        there is no prayer for the dead. The testimony of the Fathers~
24 II, 9,2 |           living on earth and the dead, Ephraim the Syrian, for
25 II, 9,2 |            reasons thus: “For~the dead, the remembrance performed
26 II, 9,2 |          all the more felt by the dead? And when you~will sensibly
27 II, 9,2 |          God.”~In praying for the dead, the Church intercedes for
28 II, 9,2 |          would be prayers for the dead~who have died in impiety
29 II, 9,2 |       never be profitless. If our dead ones who are dear to us
30 II, 9,3 |         is said: “Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from
31 II, 9,5 |      David, when Uzzah was struck dead because he~touched the Ark
32 II, 9,6 |       Then also the flesh (of the dead) in itself~was considered
33 II, 9,6 |       Thus, the body of a certain dead man,~after being touched
34 II, 9,6 | immediately came to life, and~the dead man arose (IV[II] Kings
35 II, 9,6 |        that the incorruption~of a dead body is no guarantee of
36 II, 0,1 |          judge the living and the dead; and His~Kingdom will have
37 II, 0,1 |           the resurrection of the dead.~Paragraph 12: And the life
38 II, 0,1 |           the resurrection of the dead, and the end of the~world —
39 II, 0,2 |           God is not a God of the dead but of the living; for all
40 II, 0,2 |     believe that the souls of the dead are in a state of blessedness
41 Add, 0,4|     Homily 2, “On Remembering the Dead”).~The Orthodox Church depicts
42 Add, 0,7|           The resurrection of the dead~In the great day of the
43 Add, 0,7|     universal resurrection~of the dead in a transfigured appearance.
44 Add, 0,7|           the resurrection of the dead the Lord~says: “The hour
45 Add, 0,7|         be no resurrection of~the dead, then is Christ not risen;
46 Add, 0,7|         not up, if so be that the dead rise not... But now is~Christ
47 Add, 0,7|          is~Christ risen from the dead, and become the first fruits
48 Add, 0,7|           The resurrection of the dead will be universal and simultaneous,
49 Add, 0,7|           and of~sinners. All the dead “shall come forth: they
50 Add, 0,7|          be a~resurrection of the dead, both of the just and unjust” (
51 Add, 0,7|           the resurrection of the dead in Christ, does not mention
52 Add, 0,7|         man~will say, How are the dead raised up? and with what
53 Add, 0,7|     universal resurrection of the dead, the universal judgment,
54 Add, 0,7|         were deceived by him. The dead will be raised up and judged
55 Add, 0,7|        deepest and arise from the dead, and Christ~shall give thee
56 Add, 0,7|     together with the resurrected dead, “to meet the Lord” Who
57 Add, 0,7|          way that the resurrected~dead will be changed: “We shall
58 Add, 0,7|      trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised~incorruptible,
59 Add, 0,7|   extending to all men living and dead, good and evil, and according
60 App, 5,6|     turning from prayers “for the dead” to requests~for a saint'