Chapter, Paragraph

 1  4,9|  direct glorification of the Incarnation of Christ: “God is the Lord
 2  5,4|    contains the dogma of the Incarnation, whence it has the name
 3  5,5|   not been idle and that the Incarnation of the Son of God hath opened
 4  5,5|   Dogmaticon the news of the Incarnation of the Son of God, and seeing
 5  5,5|   have received through this incarnation, sing a hymn of praise to
 6  6,2| bestowed upon us through the incarnation of the Son of God. While
 7  6,7|     the canon celebrates the Incarnation of Christ from the Virgin
 8  6,7|     symbolize the miraculous incarnation of Christ, and the Saviour
 9  6,7|    the Mother of God and the Incarnation of Christ.~ In this manner
10  7,1|      the first moment of His incarnation, was the Lamb destined to
11  7,1|     of all His mercies,— the Incarnation of the Son of God. These
12  7,1|    Christian doctrine of the Incarnation, and by the Beatitudes,
13  8,1|    was the instrument of the Incarnation of the Son of God. On the
14  9,5|      Holy Trinity and of the Incarnation of the Son of God, then
15 11  |      Trinity and that of the Incarnation of the Son of God from a
16 11  |    first hymn celebrates the Incarnation of Emmanuel and praises