Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,9  |      nature of God, the Scripture speaks beginning with the very
 2 I, 2,4  |      Apostle John the Theologian, speaks clearly~of the universality
 3 I, 2,9  |     Saturday). Even when the Lord speaks of His own~Divinity, He,
 4 I, 2,9  |         the single word “We,” and~speaks equally in the name of His
 5 I, 2,9  |           God — theos — in itself~speaks of the fullness of Divinity
 6 I, 2,9  |          The word of God likewise speaks of the eternity of the Son
 7 I, 2,9  |           16-17).~The word of God speaks similarly of the other Divine
 8 I, 2,10 |           8-11).~The Apostle Paul speaks clearly of the Spirit as
 9 I, 2,10 |         11).~b) The Apostle Peter speaks of the Spirit as God in
10 II, 3,5 |         to these four of~which he speaks to the Ephesians, that is,
11 II, 3,6 |   creatures~of the earth, clearly speaks of the fact that man was
12 II, 3,6 | manifested? Metropolitan Macarius speaks of it thus in his~Orthodox
13 II, 5,3 |           of man, his theosis and speaks all too lowly of him. Yet
14 II, 6,2 |        the Galatians, the~Apostle speaks of the time before the coming
15 II, 6,3 |         Matt. 11:27).~Here Christ speaks of Himself as the only Son
16 II, 6,3 |         Faith, St. John Damascene speaks thus of the union~of the
17 II, 6,6 |      coming of the Lord.~The Lord speaks of the same thing, and gives
18 II, 6,7 | understanding of~God, the Saviour speaks in the prayer before His
19 II, 6,7 |         Lord Jesus Christ Himself speaks of Himself as a King before
20 II, 6,8 |            1 Peter~4:6). St. Paul speaks of the same thing: quoting
21 II, 7,5 |          in parables, the Saviour speaks of one flock, of one sheepfold,
22 II, 8,1 |         world.” However, when one speaks of the break with “the~world,”
23 II, 8,5 |           But He confirms that He speaks of His actual~Body. His
24 II, 8,6 |           Mystery.~Holy Scripture speaks of cases or conditions when
25 II, 8,6 |           12:31-32). Likewise, it speaks of the~sin unto death, for
26 II, 8,7 |           the gift of the truth,”~speaks evidently of the gift of
27 II, 8,8 |          31-32). The Apostle Paul speaks more in detail about marriage
28 II, 8,9 |        forgiven~him.” The Apostle speaks here not of a special “gift”
29 II, 9,2 |        and Teachers of the Church speaks of the same thing.~Concerning
30 II, 9,3 |       Church of which the Apostle speaks: “Ye are come unto~Mount
31 II, 0,1 |         of~dogmatic theology thus speaks about the culmination of
32 Add, 0,7|         Judgment, the word of God speaks with the same positiveness
33 App, 1  |          of firm~dogmatic truths, speaks of a Personal God Who is
34 App, 1  |      Himself and the creation: it speaks of God in the Holy Trinity “
35 App, 1  |          creatures of~freedom; it speaks of man and of mankind, of
36 App, 4  |        use of personification.~He speaks of the grandeur of the Divine
37 App, 4  |           Septuagint). The author speaks~of the beauty of the world,