Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6 |          it,~and is able to gain a victory over it, thus showing that
 2 II, 5,3 |           incorruptible crowns~for victory; there would have been no
 3 II, 5,3 |          deepening descent towards victory over sin and towards a~gradual
 4 II, 6,3 |       therefore God who gained the victory.~But if God was victorious,
 5 II, 6,3 |            not participate in this victory at all, do not receive~any
 6 II, 6,6 |          the~mystical truth of the victory over hades and the deliverance
 7 II, 6,7 |          descent into~hell and His victory over hell, His destruction
 8 II, 6,7 |            in His Resurrection and victory~over death; and finally,
 9 II, 6,8 | Resurrection of Christ are:~a) the victory over hell and death;~b)
10 II, 6,8 |            Christ on earth.~A. The victory over hell and death.~Human
11 II, 6,8 |            us with special joy the victory over hell and~death: “Christ
12 II, 7,4 |            already~celebrating its victory and has reached the Fatherland
13 Add, 0,7|          also is triumphant in the victory performed by the Saviour,~
14 Add, 0,7|           Death is swallowed up in victory”~(1 Cor. 15:26, 54). “There