Chapter

 1 Intro|        to the atheistic Soviet~state, and also in opposing all
 2 1    |      to meet him in any better state than he is during~ ~those
 3 2    | thoughts from his~own uplifted state and his faith, as if he
 4 4    |       continue in their sinful state — for example, of illicit~
 5 4    |      of one’s criminal, sinful state and correct one’s life.~
 6 9    |      very much in your present state),~but also, you will not
 7 11   |       of God, but the constant state of soul which these words
 8 11   |      virtuous and grace-filled state, which will be extinguished
 9 12   |       but it is their constant~state. Consequently they do not
10 13   |   opened to his real spiritual state, full of self-deception
11 13   | dissolute living, or else in a state of severe spiritual conflict,
12 15   |       aware of their spiritual state and of the implications
13 15   |        a constantly melancholy state of soul and is~combined
14 15   |  exhortations or healing. This state occurs especially often
15 15   |   contribute to your sorrowful~state of mind, but it is not just
16 15   |     the~fathers ascribe such a state to a secretly conceived
17 15   |     was driven to a~melancholy state by the passion of envy.
18 15   |        or in one hour, but the state of the soul can be compared
19 15   | pointless suffering. In such a state of soul a sinful feeling
20 15   |  grumbling. You must fear this state and ask God’s forgiveness
21 16   |       also they~will come to a state where they will not consider
22 17   |        work for the nation and state is combined with increasing
23 17   |       not realise their sinful state must first be questioned~
24 18   |        to open his eyes to the state of his own soul, it will
25 18   |       of its sinfully carefree state, and this will be the beginning
26 19   |      they have returned to the state of~savages. How, through
27 20   |       would not~remain in your state of spiritual indifference