Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,9  |         God is true God; others state that He is equal to the
 2 II, 5,2 |       dwell there, and the last state of that man~is worse than
 3 II, 5,3 |         this matter, but simply state:~“When Adam had transgressed,
 4 II, 6,3 |       did the Lord describe~the state of His soul to His disciples.~
 5 II, 6,3 |        but continued in its own state and nature,” as the Sixth
 6 II, 8,3 |       the subjective side — the state of soul of the person being
 7 II, 9,4 |  worship of God, in its highest state, is worship “in spirit and
 8 II, 0,2 |       asleep,” Acts 13:36).~The state of the soul after death,
 9 II, 0,2 |          73-96.)~Concerning the state of the soul after the Particular
10 II, 0,2 |      souls of the dead are in a state of blessedness or torment
11 Add, 0,4|       dwell there, and the last state of that man is worse that
12 Add, 0,4|      must account for its moral state.~St. Basil writes, “Let
13 Add, 0,4| inspires man to analyze his own state of soul. In the~instructions
14 Add, 0,4|   Dreams in general~express the state of soul of a given man,
15 Add, 0,4|       with~hope in them, in the state we will be in when our soul
16 App, 1  |     closed for us.~But one must state that the attempts to broaden
17 App, 2  |        official religion of the state, it was called by the state
18 App, 2  |     state, it was called by the state itself to take the place
19 App, 5,4|        be opened. Therein, in a state of incorruption, as~though