Chapter

 1 1 |        of the clerical class in general do not look upon confession
 2 1 |  confession and replace it with general~confession,” i.e. simply
 3 1 |   confessing and of humanity in~general. You see, whenever people
 4 4 |       then it is in~view of the general corruption of Christian
 5 4 |        before, when there was a general zeal for salvation, when
 6 4 |        183 of the Nomocanon. In general, read without fail in this~
 7 5 |    correction of their life. In general this is the first~demand
 8 5 |    principally for the priest.s general spiritual~development; there
 9 5 |        him at confession and in general in spiritual talks.~
10 9 |        ozlobleny.” It implies a general feeling of~antagonism and
11 10|        sin or with Khlystism in~general in its entirety. He can
12 10|    Khlyst or a Johannite or, in general, someone inclined~towards
13 10|         trances, and ended in a general sexual orgy, at~which both
14 12|     turn are expressions of~ ~a general self-love, lack of brotherly
15 12|        irritable, and so on. In general, anger is an indication
16 12|   struggle with all~passions in general, and so perhaps we will
17 12|         freed from self-love in general and,~consequently, from
18 13|       from time to time, and in general come to know the Church’
19 13|      some money for himself. In~general, his conditions of life
20 13|         of course, are the most general principles of struggle with
21 13|     after explaining to them in general terms the reasons why he
22 14| depravity, but to all crimes in general. By far the majority of
23 14|       some sober companions. In general,~until drunkenness begins
24 14|     just~to be satisfied with a general picture of the harm caused
25 15|         on religion and life in general which prevent repentance.
26 17| neighbours and criminal acts in general, if~you do not wish to be
27 18|   lastly, a pamphlet entitled A~General Confession of Sins by St.
28 18| relatives and~has thus deserved general contempt.~
29 19|     that prayer and~religion in general are the helpers and servants
30 20|     that prayer and religion in general do not concern a man’s life
31 21|     will come to love labour in general, and a prolonged period
32 22|   compiled. By this we mean the general sinfulness of the last two~