Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,8|  concerning the teaching on this subject of such Fathers as St. Photius
 2 Intro, C  |   Fathers of the Church on every subject~confirms most clearly that
 3 Intro, C  |          some of them viewed the subject from one side, and others
 4 I, 1,5    |        rational searching on the subject of the inward life in God,
 5 I, 1,5    |         them, `that which is not subject to number cannot be measured;
 6 I, 1,12   |        world,~dedicating to this subject whole works, as for example
 7 I, 1,15   |         Ps. 138:7-9).~God is not subject to any limitation in space,
 8 I, 1,18   | inaccessible; power which is not subject~to any measure, but which
 9 II, 3,5   |    Gregory the Dialogist on this subject: “We~accept nine ranks of
10 II, 3,6   |      soul is not unconditionally subject to the impulses of the body;
11 II, 3,6   |          the~fact that it is not subject to any of the measurements (
12 II, 3,6   |       etc.) to which the body is~subject (Origen and others).~With
13 II, 3,6   |         defined teaching on this subject. She decisively rejected
14 II, 5,1   |        For the~creature was made subject to vanity, not willingly,
15 II, 5,3   |   Kronstadt's reflection on this subject. He writes, “Why~did God
16 II, 5,3   |          but he would have to be subject to the law of necessity,
17 II, 5,3   |   departure~from God. Man became subject to the corrupt elements
18 II, 6,3   |           As Mary’s son, He “was subject unto her and her spouse” (
19 II, 6,3   |         reluctant,~but rather as subject to His Divine and omnipotent
20 II, 6,4   |         she should not have been subject to the law of~bodily death.
21 II, 6,4   |          Holy Virgin was born as subject to the sin of Adam together
22 II, 6,4   |       church testimonies~on this subject date in general to a relatively
23 II, 6,7   |       end of the age, and is not subject to~being abrogated or changed.~
24 II, 6,8   |        means of salvation is the subject of a new section of Dogmatic~
25 II, 7,2   |       Theology proper limits the subject of the Church to an examination
26 II, 7,5   |          in Christ comprised the subject of His High~Priestly Prayer
27 II, 7,5   |   despite the fact that they are subject to sins, they remain and
28 II, 8,6   |       applies to persons who are subject to penance the “merits of
29 II, 9,5   |          commits sacrilegeand is subject to the condemnation of Sacred
30 Add, 0,3  |         our duty to respond.~The subject of the toll-houses is not
31 Add, 0,4  |             Here we approach the subject of the toll-houses.~It is
32 Add, 0,4  |       are applied to a spiritual subject so that the image,~being
33 Add, 0,4  |         does not comment on this subject).~If one is to complain
34 Add, 0,7  |       enter immediately into the subject of dogmatic theology, the
35 Add, 0,7  |       such understanding, and we subject ourselves to God’s wrath~
36 Add, 0,7  |          the Son also Himself be subject~unto Him that put all things
37 App, 1    |      development has long been a subject of discussion in theological~
38 App, 1    |         of dogma. What, then, is subject to development in dogmatics?~
39 App, 1    |   theological learning itself is subject to development. Dogmatic
40 App, 1    |   theology proper) is an outward~subject in relation to the spiritual
41 App, 2    |    knowledge,~an object which is subject to rational examination
42 App, 3    |         man is the indispensable~subject of the true dominion of
43 App, 4    |      Proverbs is devoted to this subject. The title of this~book, “
44 App, 5,2  |        their clergy or officials subject to their authority. It is
45 App, 5,5  |     cities and all the territory subject to the~archbishop of Vologda,