Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,4|     distinction, and in one of his works he concludes his list with
 2 Intro, A,5|           New Testaments;~• in the works of the ancient Fathers and
 3 Intro, A,8|                                The works of the Holy Fathers.~For
 4 Intro, A,8|        teachings, we appeal to the~works of the holy Fathers of the
 5 Intro, B,2|     theologians, the most complete works of dogmatic theology were
 6 Intro, B,2|         the basic content of~these works is Orthodox.)~
 7 Intro, C  |      handed down.~Certain complete works of dogmatic theology set
 8 I, 1,1    |            edition of his Complete Works;~p. 319 in the Eerdmans
 9 I, 1,5    |          His Ordination,” from his works in Russian, vol. IV).~Nevertheless,
10 I, 1,9    |     breathed into him” (Gen. 2:7) (Works of St. John Chrysostom,
11 I, 1,10   |            and the heavens are the works of Thy hands.~They shall
12 I, 1,12   |   dedicating to this subject whole works, as for example the Homilies
13 I, 1,13   |         ways, and~“holy in all His works” (Ps. 144:17); “holy is
14 I, 2,7    |         However, in Latin dogmatic~works, intended for internal use,
15 I, 2,7    |            theologians find in the works of the Holy Fathers of the
16 I, 2,9    |          local councils and~in the works of the great Fathers of
17 I, 2,10   |      Tarsus, and others, who wrote works against the heretics. The
18 II, 3,1   |              How magnified are Thy works, O~Lord! In wisdom hast
19 II, 3,5   |         they also serve Him in the works of His~providence for the
20 II, 3,6   |            them the majesty of His works. And they will praise His~
21 II, 3,6   |       proclaim the grandeur of His works” (Sirach 17:6-10). For if
22 II, 3,6   |            behold the heavens, the works of Thy fingers, the moon
23 II, 3,6   |         Thou hast set him over the works of Thy hands … O Lord, our
24 II, 4,1   |           seventh day from all His works (Gen. 2:2,3), He did not
25 II, 4,1   |      Homily I, 8,~in his Collected Works in Russian, vol. I, pt.
26 II, 6,2   |      coming, as may be seen in the works of Plato, Plutarch, Virgil,~
27 II, 6,3   |           does the flesh do Divine works, but by the Word~united
28 II, 7,3   |      brought under a single Head” (Works of St. Chrysostom in Russian,
29 II, 8,1   |            the gift of God, not of works, lest any man should boast” (
30 II, 8,5   |            secret prayer the great works of God; he glorifies and~
31 II, 8,6   |         treasury of supererogatory works (Roman Catholic theologians
32 II, 8,6   |            theologians divide~good works into two aspects: merit (
33 II, 8,6   |         forgiven.” “Supererogatory~works,” or “works of supererogation,”
34 II, 8,6   |         Supererogatory~works,” or “works of supererogation,” are
35 II, 9,2   |            this in a number of the works of God. For example, in
36 II, 9,2   |        unjust, so as to forget~the works, according to the word of
37 II, 9,5   | workmanship; and to devise~skilled works, to work in gold, and in
38 Add, 0,6  |         every man~according to his works” (Matt 16:27). In this the
39 Add, 0,7  |             the earth also and the works that are therein shall be
40 Add, 0,7  |            and the heavens~are the works of Thy hands. They shall
41 Add, 0,7  |         every man according to his works” (Matt. 16:27); “Every man
42 App, 1    |           Soloviev by his literary works and speeches was able to
43 App, 1    |            of the Church and other works) and Sergei N. Bulgakov,
44 App, 2    |          first lines of one of his works, The History and~Future
45 App, 2    |            Can Be Drawn from Pagan Works,” gives examples of how
46 App, 2    |         Optina translations~of the works of the Holy Fathers. Unfortunately,
47 App, 4    |      beginning~of His ways for His works. He established me before
48 App, 5,3  |   irrefutable contemplation~of his works, and with faith.” From the
49 App, 5,5  |           beacon of faith and good works~which now lies beneath a