Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,9  |           there is a giving and a~receiving, we speak of a “hand” Likewise,
 2 II, 6,6 |        the day of baptism and the receiving of the seal of the Holy
 3 II, 6,8 |         Christ will be perfected, receiving in itself all those foreordained
 4 II, 8,1 |         not labor with the aim of receiving the grace of God, first
 5 II, 8,5 |         by the priests; and truly receiving~His Precious Body and Blood,
 6 II, 8,7 |       which forbids clergy, after receiving ordination, to enter into
 7 II, 8,9 |           sick who are capable of receiving it consciously and participating~
 8 II, 9,6 |          have become holy through receiving a martyr's death, are worthy
 9 Add, 0,7|          in a new form, but while receiving an incorrupt and spiritual
10 App, 3  | understands deification only as a receiving~of grace. St. John Damascene
11 App, 5,4|           the saints consisted of receiving accounts of miracles and
12 App, 5,4|      twenty-two that were already receiving general veneration, bringing