Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,6  |       meaning” He Who Sees.” As distinct~from everything” existing”
 2 I, 2,10 |         the Holy Spirit was not distinct~in His nature from the angels.
 3 II, 3,1 |         world in its essence is distinct from God. It is not~(1)
 4 II, 3,1 |       God remains in His nature distinct from the world, and the
 5 II, 3,5 | unwaveringly, and that they are distinct one from the other, I hold
 6 II, 3,6 |       to be a special creation, distinct from the others,~the highest,
 7 II, 3,6 |     spirituality of the soul as distinct from the body, at the same
 8 II, 6,3 |     inexplicable union of these~distinct natures in one.”The Fourth
 9 II, 7,1 |        The Church~is completely distinct from any kind whatever of
10 II, 7,6 |         the hierarchy,~which is distinct from the ordinary members.~
11 II, 8,7 |         from each other, as two distinct acts, the election of certain~
12 II, 8,7 |        act totally separate and distinct from the agreement or election,
13 II, 8,7 |      cheirotonia is special and distinct from the grace~which is
14 II, 8,7 |     rite of the Divine Liturgy. Distinct~from the Mystery of Cheirotonia
15 Add, 0,4|        Christians was much more distinct, when the suffering of the
16 App, 3  |        which are most evidently distinct from,~and even directly
17 App, 4  |       personal spiritual being, distinct from God Himself, a soul