Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,9  |       actually created from one of Adam's ribs, even though precisely~
 2 I, 2,2  |         the Lord God said, Behold, Adam is become as one of us,
 3 I, 2,7  |        Council of Florence (1439). Adam Zernikav (18th century),
 4 II, 3,5 |    thousand years; reckon all from Adam to this~day. Great indeed
 5 II, 3,6 |     incarnation in earthly man, in Adam.~(This view is found in
 6 II, 3,6 |           person of our forefather Adam, God created the human race: “
 7 II, 3,6 |            this it follows that in Adam the soul and body of every
 8 II, 3,6 |            which God breathed into Adam,~which from Adam until now
 9 II, 3,6 |     breathed into Adam,~which from Adam until now is disseminated
10 II, 4,2 |           first people. God~placed Adam and Eve in Paradise, the
11 II, 4,2 |            need of perfection. No, Adam and Eve, although they came
12 II, 5,1 |         life” (the words spoken to Adam; Gen. 3:16-17). Sufferings~
13 II, 5,3 |         in-creased their guilt. In Adam's replies to God we see
14 II, 5,3 |          of the Kingdom~of God. In Adam all mankind was deprived
15 II, 5,3 |          it, the~blessedness which Adam and Eve had partially tasted
16 II, 5,3 |            prearranged an arising. Adam's fall into sin was not
17 II, 5,3 |            sin is meant the sin of Adam, which was transmitted to
18 II, 5,3 |            teaches us that through Adam “all have sinned”: “By one
19 II, 5,3 |         proceeds from the flesh of Adam. He has received the contagion
20 II, 5,3 |            only repeats the sin of~Adam, performing anew his own
21 II, 5,3 |           following the example of Adam be-cause of his own weak
22 II, 5,3 |          that of the first-created Adam. Moreover, disease and death
23 II, 5,3 |            the guilt before God of~Adam and Eve has passed to all
24 II, 5,3 |        understanding of the~sin of Adam as an infinitely great offense
25 II, 5,3 |            but simply state:~“When Adam had transgressed, his sin
26 II, 5,3 |        have inherited the guilt of Adam's sin — and others, going
27 II, 5,3 |     inheritance of sinfulness from Adam. Fr. Michael rightly points
28 II, 5,3 |            presentation, that from~Adam we have indeed inherited
29 II, 5,3 |         not inherited the guilt of Adam's personal sin.~The term “
30 II, 5,3 |       death and corruption through Adam (original~sin), though he
31 II, 5,3 |           though he does not share Adam's guilt. Many Orthodox,
32 II, 5,3 |         that we have all sinned in Adam, but that, like Adam, we
33 II, 5,3 |            in Adam, but that, like Adam, we have all~sinned and
34 II, 5,3 |         that all men are guilty of Adam's sin.~
35 II, 6,2 |        human race, following after Adam, had tasted in full measure,
36 II, 6,4 |            the guilt of the sin of Adam. And since her life was
37 II, 6,4 |            of Sacred Scripture, in Adam all mankind~tasted the forbidden
38 II, 6,4 |       freed by Him from the sin of Adam. Therefore, He is called
39 II, 6,4 |         human race; He is the “new Adam.” The Most~Holy Virgin was
40 II, 6,4 |           as subject to the sin of Adam together with all mankind,
41 II, 6,6 |           of souls from it: “Today Adam~dances for joy and Eve rejoices,
42 II, 6,6 | deprivation of life in Paradise of Adam and Eve and their descendants;
43 II, 6,6 |        caused to Him by the sin of Adam.” It is easy to see that
44 II, 6,6 |           in the transgres-sion of Adam “infinitely offended” God
45 II, 6,8 |           resurrection: “For as in Adam all die,~even so in Christ
46 II, 8,8 |          the woman from the rib of Adam and of how she~was led to
47 Add, 0,7|            that slept... For as in Adam all~die, even so in Christ
48 App, 3  |   According to Soloviev, the first Adam united in himself the Divine