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 1 2    |          thoughts on what you have read here — if~you remember how
 2 2    |           confession from you. But read the Book of Acts. Did the
 3 3    |         Just listen to the sin and read the absolution and it is
 4 4    |         unfailingly on a Saturday.~Read to them from the Lenten
 5 4    |            Ecumenical Councils and read out several of them~from
 6 4    |            fasts, two years). Then read the words of the~Nomocanons3
 7 4    |         the Nomocanon. In general, read without fail in this~sermon
 8 4    |         Child”; at this point also read without fail the concluding
 9 4    |            these prayers should be read after the~service for all
10 4    |              When~ ~this sermon is read during the blessing of many
11 4    |       things should unfailingly he read in Slavonic~and in a somewhat
12 4    |            not make it possible to read the~preliminary confession
13 4    |      individually, but unfailingly read over~each of them the most
14 4    |              which is the only one read by~virtually the majority
15 4    |           course, now it should be read also, but even more so must
16 4    |         that they must unfailingly~read or reverently listen to
17 4    |            they were your own, but read them from the “Instructive
18 4(13)|         Something similar could he read from the Prayer~Book (p.
19 5    |       language.~What then should I read in order to acquire spiritual
20 5    |          acquire spiritual wisdom? Read much, but~know that the
21 5    | acquaintances.~But what should you read? First of all, read the
22 5    |            you read? First of all, read the Bible, concurrently
23 5    |            from the New~Testament. Read every day, for at least
24 5    |         hour. If you make yourself read through~the Bible twice
25 5    |        inclination. Anyone who has read the Holy Bible three times
26 5    |            spiritual life, i.e. to read the book The Path to Salvation
27 5    |            Synaxarion.v But do not read it in order in which it
28 6    |            not take the trouble to read a single book in defence
29 6    |           begins. Many people have read your Tolstoy and Renan and
30 6    |       obtain and give to people~to read the short but very convincing
31 9    |         author of many very widely read spiritual works. See his
32 11   |     Mysteries; but also, when they read their rule of prayer, they
33 12   |           has taken the trouble to read this statement will see
34 12   |         finally, when they sing~or read well in church and people
35 13   |           asking them whether they read indecent books or like looking
36 13   |           Or “I’ll just let myself read that dirty little book once
37 13   |    conscience even if he has never read them, and will cause him
38 13   |           avidly to seek out~ ~and read everything that is printed
39 18   |         themselves, and they never read a good half even of~these.~
40 18   |          of these sins, but he can read through the list beforehand
41 21   |         for a good cause or go and read to those in homes for the
42 21   |            Christ.” He told him to read them every time he was upset
43 21   |          calmed every time when he read these words, and after he
44 21   |         few spiritual fathers will read this and say, “Yes, now
45 21   |           prayer — it is better to read fewer prayers, and pay more
46 D    |           books and in fact do you read them?~Have you read atheistic
47 D    |            you read them?~Have you read atheistic and heretical