Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 6,3 |           all the Gospel readings, offering~it to us at the Divine Liturgy
 2 II, 6,6 |           signifies a “ransom,” an offering of payment. This conception
 3 II, 6,7 |      performed the sacrifice once,~offering Himself as the sacrifice (
 4 II, 6,7 |     circumcision,~the Sabbath, the offering of sacrifices, the sprinklings —
 5 II, 7,4 |       memorial is performed~in the offering of the Body of Christ . . .
 6 II, 8,5 |        which the bread and wine of offering~are changed by the Holy
 7 II, 8,5 |          faithful.~4. The bread of offering, which is prepared separately
 8 II, 8,5 |       after its sanctification~and offering becomes one and the same
 9 II, 8,5 |            the Cross, but it is~an offering of the sacrificed Body and
10 II, 8,9 |           is not always capable of offering the proper confession of~
11 II, 9,2 |    Jerusalem to “provide for a sin offering. In doing this he acted~
12 II, 9,3 |            we also commemorate (in offering the~Bloodless Sacrifice)
13 II, 9,4 |           of prayer.~Prayer is the offering of the mind and heart to
14 II, 9,4 | thanksgiving, and petition, in the offering of~the Bloodless Sacrifice
15 Add, 0,4|         remaining with me and ever offering to me what is for salvation.”~“
16 App, 5,1|            to this is expressed in~offering a uniform prayerful supplication