Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5  |        4) and rejoicing in the peace of the~Church, undertake
 2 I, 1,13 |      met together, justice and peace have kissed each other” (
 3 II, 3,5 |         Grace be unto you, and peace from Him~which is, and which
 4 II, 6,2 |        the chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His
 5 II, 6,4 |       Potentate, The Prince of Peace,~Father of the age to come” (
 6 II, 6,5 |       a curse for us;” we have peace with God “by the death~of
 7 II, 6,7 |     God, Master,~the Prince of Peace, Father of the coming age . . .
 8 II, 6,7 | increase of His government and peace~there shall be no end, upon
 9 II, 7,5 |       for forgiveness of sins, peace for~the world, and concord
10 II, 7,5 |     for the Church . . . Grant peace and unity to Thy Church,
11 II, 8,5 | sacrifice of entreaty: for the peace of the churches, for the
12 II, 8,6 |        solemnly said to them:~“Peace be unto you . . . And when
13 II, 9,2 |      of the Saviour: “Let your peace return to you” (Matt. 10:
14 II, 9,4 |        said to His disciples:~“Peace be to you;” He used outward
15 Add, 0,3|      our souls that so-called “peace of soul” which is present
16 Add, 0,3|        precisely there, where “peace of soul” ends, that there
17 Add, 0,4|        the rest of our life in peace and repentance,” and to
18 App, 5,2|   result of this~was that, for peace of mind and the establishment
19 App, 5,2|       and the establishment of peace, St. Symeon decided to leave