Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,2|         has had to forge strict forms for the expression~of the
 2 I, 2,1    |    these Persons are not simply forms or isolated manifestations~
 3 I, 2,4    |        one, though in different forms.~“Again, I thought of the
 4 I, 2,5    |       these various grammatical forms of tense do not~indicate
 5 II, 3,4   |    universe and adorned it with forms? It contemplated~the beloved
 6 II, 3,4   |        conceptions, the world's forms devised by~Him, which, even
 7 II, 4,1   |  changing world under different~forms and appearances. The activity
 8 II, 6,6   |      times the world knew three forms of ransoming people, namely (
 9 II, 6,6   |        These are the same three forms of~“ransoming:” ransoming
10 II, 6,8   |        loss of Paradise has two forms: a) the earthly, bodily
11 II, 7,2   |         it grows in the outward forms which are necessary~for
12 II, 7,4   | heavenly world are two separate forms of existence: there~in heaven
13 II, 7,5   |       of people and has visible forms of organization and sacred
14 II, 8,2   |       they have in mind various forms of their~ministry and stewardship,
15 II, 8,5   |     Lord Jesus, only under the “forms” of bread and wine.~Thus
16 II, 9,1   |         cleansing, and by other forms of mutual he1p (Eph.~4:16).
17 II, 9,3   |          they give way to other forms of Church communion with
18 II, 9,4   |    expressed in various outward forms: bows and prostrations,~
19 II, 9,5   |       icons.~One of the outward forms of the worship of God and
20 II, 9,5   |      idea of the fulness of the forms for glorifying God and His
21 II, 9,5   |         saints; and among these~forms there is a place for a glorification
22 Add, 0,4  |        in its various types and forms, and this inspires man to
23 Add, 0,4  | Orthodox ascetics the types and forms of sinfulness have a special
24 Add, 0,7  |         them — often in various forms — in the writings of the
25 App, 1    |         a great multiplicity of forms and degrees...~The heavenly
26 App, 1    |       equally outlandish in the forms their ideas~take, and both
27 App, 5,1  |        the Greek word canon, it forms a~part of the terminology