Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,6 |      somewhat the~mystery of the relationship of the Son to the Father.
 2 I, 2,6 |         of~Origen) explains this relationship in the following way: “Our
 3 I, 2,6 |          This same likeness, the relationship of word to thought, is used
 4 I, 2,9 |       example of obedience. This relationship of submission refers not
 5 I, 2,9 |           He places Himself in a relationship of submission to the Father~(
 6 II, 3,6|         the highest rung, and in relationship to all~earthly beings he
 7 II, 3,6|          is made parallel to the relationship between the members of the
 8 II, 7,1|          a marriage, or with the~relationship between man and wife, concludes
 9 II, 7,4|            The Church hymns this relationship in the kontakion of the
10 App, 2 |        of its~essence and of its relationship as absolute existence to
11 App, 3 | objective process, a real mutual relationship between God and man — the
12 App, 3 |          similar to their mutual relationship in the God-manhood of the
13 App, 3 |          he violated this mutual relationship. If this is so, then the
14 App, 3 |       have a practical and moral relationship (authority, dominion,~governance)