Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5 |            of Nyssa, “Homily On~His Ordination,” from his works in Russian,
 2 II, 7,5|          Christ, of baptism, and of ordination.~The Apostles established
 3 II, 7,6|       placed through the Mystery of Ordination. “No man taketh this honor
 4 II, 7,6|   successors for themselves through ordination.~These successors were the
 5 II, 7,6|           the further matter of the ordination of presbyters with the Bishops.~
 6 II, 7,6|         blessing of God through the ordination of a bishop.~All three degrees
 7 II, 8,2|             the Holy Spirit through ordination, d) the strengthening of
 8 II, 8,2|        degrees of the hierarchy, or ordination, which~gives the indispensable
 9 II, 8,7|           clear from this that this ordination~was not merely a rite or
10 II, 8,7|     apostolic laying~on of hands or ordination is evident from the above
11 II, 8,7|             and clear indication~of ordination as a grace-giving sacred
12 II, 8,7|         nothing else than episcopal ordination is entirely confirmed by
13 II, 8,7|             3:15).~“Election’’ and “Ordination” in the Ancient Church.~
14 II, 8,7|       degrees there was established ordination, which communicates to them
15 II, 8,7|           by the Apostles: that is, ordination~through laying on of hands,
16 II, 8,7|        Although in the early Church ordination to the rank of priesthood
17 II, 8,7|             the local church, this “ordination” itself~was an act totally
18 II, 8,7|        grace received through their ordination. The same idea may be~found
19 II, 8,7|             at all what is given by ordination through the laying on of~
20 II, 8,7|          not the same~thing as the “ordination” which the Apostles subsequently
21 II, 8,7|             the work of men but the~ordination of them is not the work
22 II, 8,7| unrepeatability of the~cheirotonia (ordination): “If any bishop, presbyter,
23 II, 8,7|        receive from anyone a second~ordination, let both the ordained and
24 II, 8,7|           be proved that~he had his ordination from heretics” (68th Canon;
25 II, 8,7|           Mystery of Cheirotonia is ordination by prayer to the lower ranks
26 II, 8,7|             clergy, after receiving ordination, to enter into marriage,
27 II, 8,7|           before, are hindrances to ordination. In the Roman Church in
28 II, 8,7|      justification the opinion that ordination~to the priesthood began