Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I       |           faith. The nature of our knowledge of God. The essence of God.
 2 I, 1    |                             1. Our knowledge of God~
 3 I, 1,2  | Christianity is bound up also with knowledge of the mind, it gives a
 4 I, 1,5  |                  The nature of our knowledge of God~God in His essence
 5 I, 1,5  |     confess that we have not exact knowledge concerning Him. For in what
 6 I, 1,5  |          our ignorance is the best knowledge” (Sixth Catechetical Lecture,
 7 I, 1,5  |          certain extent we do have knowledge of God, knowledge to the
 8 I, 1,5  |          do have knowledge of God, knowledge to the extent~that He Himself
 9 I, 1,5  |     essence is impossible, and the knowledge of Him, even though incomplete,
10 I, 1,5  |            12). The degree of this knowledge depends upon the ability
11 I, 1,5  |           From whence do we derive knowledge of God?~a) It is revealed
12 I, 1,5  |           revealed to men from the knowledge of nature, the knowledge
13 I, 1,5  |           knowledge of nature, the knowledge of oneself, and the knowledge~
14 I, 1,5  |      knowledge of oneself, and the knowledge~of all of God's creation
15 I, 1,5  |       Himself teach concerning the knowledge of God? Having said, “All~
16 I, 1,5  |           there is a degree of the knowledge of God, which is possible,~
17 I, 1,12 |           see” (Psalm 138:16). The knowledge of God is vision and~immediate
18 I, 1,12 |      riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God” (Rom. 11:33). For
19 I, 1,17 |      riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God!” Exclaims~the Apostle
20 I, 2,4  |         memory; (g) consciousness,~knowledge, and desire; and the like.
21 I, 2,10 |      Spirit — the gifts of wisdom, knowledge, faith, healings, miracles,
22 I, 2,11 |     believing man is turned to the knowledge of God in the world,~to
23 II, 3,5 |            intelligence, will, and knowledge. They~serve God, fulfill
24 II, 3,6 |       warning: “Of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil thou shalt
25 II, 3,6 |          Him. “He filled them with knowledge and understanding,”~says
26 II, 4,1 |      riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! … For Who hathknown
27 II, 4,2 |         giving him a more complete knowledge of himself by comparison~
28 II, 4,2 |           taste of the tree of the knowledge of good and~evil. This was
29 II, 5,3 |       goodness of God, to seek the knowledge of good and evil outside
30 II, 6,2 |       speaking, of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and had
31 II, 7,6 |           of~the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto
32 II, 8,1 |        faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge; and to knowledge temperance;~
33 II, 8,1 |           virtue knowledge; and to knowledge temperance;~and to temperance
34 II, 8,1 |       barren nor unfruitful an the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
35 II, 8,1 |          Christ gives not only the knowledge~of our duty, but also inspires
36 II, 9,5 |            in understanding and an knowledge, and in all manner of workmanship;
37 Add, 0,3|          that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth~
38 Add, 0,4|          that~we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth
39 Add, 0,7|        saved, and to come unto~the knowledge of the truth” (1 Tim. 2:
40 App, 1  |       truths. Here faith and love, knowledge and its application in action,
41 App, 1  |           only a small part of the~knowledge of God and of the spiritual
42 App, 1  |            lead to a more complete knowledge of God and the world. These
43 App, 1  |         the good of our souls. The knowledge of God,~of Divine life and
44 App, 1  |        faith virtue, and to virtue knowledge, and to knowledge temperance,
45 App, 1  |           virtue knowledge, and to knowledge temperance, and to temperance~
46 App, 2  |            as of an object of cold knowledge,~an object which is subject
47 App, 2  |           science or general human knowledge.~Therefore one can simply
48 App, 2  |           Fathers~to the degree of knowledge.However, by the distinctions
49 App, 2  |        union of the two spheres of knowledge, theology~and philosophy.
50 App, 4  |      riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! For who hath known
51 App, 4  |             and “instruction” and “knowledge.”~And where does wisdom
52 App, 4  |         and from His presence come knowledge and understanding”~(Prov.
53 App, 5,2|            such an act without the knowledge and consent of the metropolitan
54 App, 5,2|            one point of view, that knowledge of an ascetic's~righteous