Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5  |      simplicity of God's essence is united to the fullness of His attributes,
 2 I, 2,8  |             became the God-Man, and united in Himself Divinity with
 3 I, 2,8  |             Divinity with humanity, united the earthly with~the heavenly.
 4 II, 3,6 |      renewed form and will again be united forever with their souls,
 5 II, 6,2 |           part of humanity had been united under the authority of Rome-something~
 6 II, 6,3 |             Nestorius,~Jesus Christ united within Himself two natures
 7 II, 6,3 |            Both natures are forever united, not forming two persons
 8 II, 6,3 |      persons which~are only morally united, as Nestorius taught. They
 9 II, 6,3 |             first, and then God was united to him; but God the Word,~
10 II, 6,3 |           the “flesh of the Lord” —~united with the Godhead, was enriched
11 II, 6,3 |       Divine works, but by the Word~united to it, and through it the
12 II, 6,3 |            exist separately, but is united hypostatically to the~Divinity.~
13 II, 6,3 |             natures are inseparably united in Him. The decree of the
14 II, 6,7 |        flesh and blood (Heb. 2:14), united Himself~in the most intimate
15 II, 6,7 |        human race, and consequently united it with the Divinity.~Since
16 II, 6,7 |        Divine nature, but were only united with it, united “without
17 II, 6,7 |           were only united with it, united “without confusion or~change.” “
18 II, 6,8 |            who are to be~joined and united to the Body of Christ; and
19 II, 7,4 | accomplished for us Thy mission and united things on earth with things
20 II, 7,5 |         among the people, it is not~united in one place, but is gathered
21 II, 7,6 |           pastorship is inseparably united with special gifts of the
22 II, 7,6 |         hierarchical~ministries are united in a single concept of pastorship,
23 II, 8,4 |          performed on those who are united to the Church~from heretical
24 II, 8,4 |            the means of their being united to the Church. The words~
25 II, 8,4 |            culminating act of being united to the Church, the confirmation
26 II, 8,5 |          and Blood of~Christ.~Being united with Christ in the Eucharist,
27 II, 8,5 |           who receive Communion are united also~with each other: “We,
28 II, 8,5 |      Divinity, which is inseparably united to His humanity.~2. Although,
29 II, 8,5 |           the most intimate fashion united all the faithful in one~
30 II, 8,6 |           this condition of soul~is united with a petition for God’
31 Add, 0,4|           body of the Church, being united and strengthened in~its
32 Add, 0,7|         through resembling God, are united to Him; but if we become
33 App, 3  |            Soloviev, the first Adam united in himself the Divine and
34 App, 5,6|         Church that God Himself has united the departed one to the