Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,4|        single book, bringing the number to twenty-two books, according
 2 Intro, A,4|          books, according to the number of letters in the~ ~Hebrew
 3 Intro, A,4|     following words: “Behold~the number and names of the canonical
 4 Intro, A,6|    Church recognizes as seven in~number. The Ecumenical Councils
 5 Intro, A,6|        precisely and confirmed a number of the fundamental~truths
 6 Intro, A,6|        the dogmatic decrees of a number of local councils, and also
 7 Intro, A,6|       faith which were made by a number of local councils, and also
 8 I, 1,5    |          which is not subject to number cannot be measured; what
 9 I, 1,5    |         5). What does this mean? Number what has been~said, and
10 I, 1,18   |          for example, the plural number in~the name of God, “Elohim” —
11 I, 1,18   |         ProphetMoses, the plural number of the word without doubt
12 I, 2,1    |        singular, not the~plural, number. For example, “For Thee” (
13 I, 2,2    |   grammatical form of the plural number.~Genesis 1:26: “And God
14 I, 2,2    |        our likeness.” The plural~number here indicates that God
15 II, 3,5   |         and further, so that the number of~those who have received
16 II, 3,5   |        wonders” (Ps. 71:19).~The number and ranks of Angels.~Sacred
17 II, 3,5   |        space, must we reckon the number of its inhabitants. The
18 II, 3,5   |           On this foundation the number of the~ranks of angels is
19 II, 3,6   |           This is expressed in a number of passages in the book
20 II, 5,2   |    Israel, and provoked David to number Israel.”~In the book of
21 II, 6,2   |       live~for ever and ever.”~A number of other Psalms also contain
22 II, 6,6   |       read the first verses of a number of the Epistles of the~Apostles.
23 II, 6,8   | forewritten, and included in the number of the saved, and those
24 II, 7,5   |        was composed of a limited number of communities,~and also
25 II, 7,5   |          exists outside of her a number of Christians that exceeds
26 II, 7,5   |     exceeds by several times the number~of members of the Orthodox
27 II, 7,5   |       the Christian world in the number of members who belong to
28 II, 7,6   |       deacons. Deacons, seven in number, were~chosen by the community
29 II, 7,6   |          it was decreed that the number of deacons in a~community,
30 II, 8,2   |       regarded as the “absolute” number of the Mysteries, as it~
31 II, 8,6   |         together with a definite number of prostrations;~and others.
32 II, 8,7   |           increasing in them the number of Christians, the writer
33 II, 8,7   |        the Apostles, among whose number was Judas, was notjust as
34 II, 8,7   |        the Apostles, among whose number was Judas, was not the same~
35 II, 8,9   |     presbyters, ideally seven in number;~however, it can be performed
36 II, 8,9   |         be performed by a lesser number and even by a single priest.~
37 II, 9,2   |          an~example of this in a number of the works of God. For
38 II, 9,3   |          and the~elders; and the number of them was ten thousand
39 App, 1    |           13:12). An innumerable number of God's mysteries remain
40 App, 5,2  |       hierarchs, after a certain number of years of fervent~prayer
41 App, 5,2  |     hierarchs, with a very small number of hierarchs venerated~universally
42 App, 5,2  |          which there are a great number~of names. This was probably
43 App, 5,3  |        Greek Church had no small number of martyrs who were put
44 App, 5,3  |           and be reckoned in the number of the venerable and holy
45 App, 5,3  |        ascetics, ninety-eight in number~shone forth... whose life
46 App, 5,3  |         relics of a considerable number of ancient saints, certain
47 App, 5,4  |         veneration, bringing the number of the latter~to sixty-one.