Chapter

 1 1   |             this, priest of God, and take pity on man and love him.
 2 1   |             and unsympathetic if you take the trouble to realize what~
 3 2   |       manager of a candle factory or take part in the administration
 4 2   |              or~semi-worldly matters take up much more, not only of
 5 3   |             soul with anxious grief; take pity on your own soul. You
 6 3   |    self-loving and irritable~man, to take to heart the sins of others
 7 4   |             parishioners just didn’t take any notice.” I am ready
 8 4   |     Communion~that those who wish to take Communion may come to confession
 9 4   |           are overburdened with work~take Communion during Lent at
10 4   |         Sundays.” If not many~people take advantage of that which
11 4   |        prevent~them being allowed to take Communion. If contemporary
12 4   |         contemporary pastors dare to take upon~ ~themselves the responsibility
13 4   |       parishioners or seminarians to take turns reading either~patristic
14 4(9)|              a large parish this can take several hours.~
15 6   |        believe. You probably did not take the trouble to read a single
16 8   |             thou hast a~greater sin; take heed therefore, lest, having
17 9   |            only in that they did not take their sins and~mistakes
18 9   |              this. But, although you take these offenses to heart,
19 11  | consideration as to what attitude to take towards your malicious neighbour,
20 12  |         something of which, alas, we take no care at all, and this~
21 12  |         Creator, and the Creator can take all this away from you,
22 12  |              terrible of all, He can take away even your mind. Remember
23 13  |              of the same type and so take their sins very lightly.
24 13  |            he had not been taught to take refuge in lying~to himself.
25 13  |             difficult to fix. Let us take, for example, a~need which
26 14  |             t offend anyone, I don’t take~money from anyone unjustly,
27 15  |             persistent entreaties to take this or that medicine, take
28 15  |          take this or that medicine, take a bath or go for a~walk,
29 15  |              is essential for you to take~a rest from study from work
30 15  |            kind face to him. He will take it as a kind deed~done to
31 16  |          stop deceiving yourself and take a sincere look at the~source
32 20  |           person who~doesn’t pray or take part in church services
33 21  |           the expressions ‘The~devil take you’ (or ‘him’, or ‘me’).
34 21  |           sense, for evil spirits to take much trouble over us, since
35 A   |          shalt have the greater sin. Take heed, therefore, lest, having
36 B   |              Holy Mysteries but only take Holy Water blessed at Theophany,
37 D   |          Second Commandment~Does God take first place with you? Perhaps
38 D   |            you? Perhaps God does not take first place, but something~
39 D   |          Perhaps art, sport or study take first place with you? Perhaps
40 D   |           give drink to the thirsty, take in a stranger, clothe the