Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,5|                    throne” (Apoc. 1:4).~The ministry of the Angels.~What, finally,
 2 II, 6,5|                 significance~of the earthly ministry of Christ; there is no measuring-stick
 3 II, 6,7|                                  The triple ministry of the Lord~The systems
 4 II, 6,7|                    as: a) the High Priestly ministry of the Lord, b) His Prophetic~
 5 II, 6,7|                  the Lord, b) His Prophetic~ministry, and c) His Royal ministry.
 6 II, 6,7|                  ministry, and c) His Royal ministry. These three aspects are
 7 II, 6,7|               aspects are called the triple ministry of the Lord.~The common
 8 II, 6,7|                 expressed His High-Priestly ministry on earth in its highest
 9 II, 6,7|                interprets the High-Priestly ministry of Christ in his Epistle
10 II, 6,7|                juxtaposes the High-Priestly ministry of Christ with the ministry~
11 II, 6,7|                 ministry of Christ with the ministry~of the Old Testament high
12 II, 6,7|                  Evangelizer (His prophetic ministry).~The evangelistic, or instructive,
13 II, 6,7|                   instructive, or prophetic ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ
14 II, 6,7|                  the whole human~race. This ministry was performed immediately
15 II, 6,7|                     of the world (His royal ministry).~The Son of God, the Creator
16 II, 6,7|            God-Manhood, both in His earthly ministry until His~death on the Cross,
17 II, 6,7|              Kingdom” (Is. 9:6-7).The Royal Ministry of the Lord before His Resurrection
18 II, 7,5|                     the work of His earthly ministry and death on the Cross;~
19 II, 7,5|                    of the whole grace-given ministry of the church hierarchy,
20 II, 7,6|                     ministries. The highest ministry in the Church as an organization
21 II, 7,6|                 saints,~for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the
22 II, 7,6|                    himself the hierarchical ministry, but only one who is~called
23 II, 7,6|                    fulfill the hierarchical ministry without a special consecration.
24 II, 7,6|                   Christ during His earthly ministry chose from among His followers
25 II, 7,6|                    to fulfill the Apostolic ministry, as well as the pastoral~
26 II, 7,6|                     as well as the pastoral~ministry that follows after it. The
27 II, 7,6|                Saviour indicates the triple ministry~of the Apostles in their
28 II, 7,6|                  were called to the highest ministry in~the Church by the Lord
29 II, 7,6|                   the book of Acts, for the ministry of deacon there were chosen
30 II, 7,6|                    grace-given hierarchical ministry,~helpers of the bishops.~
31 II, 7,6|                    Eucharistic gifts.~Their ministry itself, therefore, was bound
32 II, 7,6|                   presbyters were given the ministry of the communities outside~
33 II, 8,2|                 mind various forms of their~ministry and stewardship, as for
34 II, 8,2|            important moments of grace-given ministry, the~series of sacred rites,
35 II, 8,7|                     Concerning the pastoral ministry in the Church we have spoken
36 II, 8,7| bishop-priest-deacon).~But the hierarchical ministry in the Church, especially
37 II, 8,7|                    and priest, is a special~ministry, an exceptional one: it
38 II, 8,7|                    exceptional one: it is a ministry of grace. Here we find the
39 II, 8,7|                     the Lord in His earthly ministry. “I am the~good shepherd,
40 II, 8,7|                    and responsible pastoral ministry~— entering upon it for one’
41 II, 8,7|             reception~of the gift of sacred ministry in the Mystery of Priesthood,
42 II, 8,7|                    gift, without which this ministry~cannot be fulfilled.~Cheirotonia
43 II, 8,7|                     certain~persons for the ministry of deacon and the laying
44 II, 8,7|                     indispensable for their ministry. It goes without saying