Chapter

 1 1    |           many of them now, but not long ago, within~our memory,
 2 4(11)|            of no benefit to them so long as they cut themselves off
 3 5    |             example. A monk who had long been fighting against temptations
 4 8    |           him what penance, and how long an exclusion from the Holy
 5 8    |            if the sin~was committed long ago, then consider whether
 6 10   | reincarnation of the Saviour. For a long time now the majority of
 7 11   |          passion, to which you~have long been enslaved, again and
 8 12   |             that we have spoken too long about anger and~its sinfulness;
 9 13   |          known~many people who were long enslaved to a sinful habit,
10 13   |           succumbing to it again as long as it~resolutely keeps away
11 13   |           that we have spent a very~long time on this question. One
12 14   |          undertaken the podvig of a long and difficult journey and
13 14   |            the demon of drink~for a long time, but later were delivered
14 18   |          the person~confessing. Not long ago (in 1914) the Kiev Caves
15 18   |             to be in himself. But a long confession would be necessary
16 19   |          able to free himself for a long time, or even for his whole
17 19   |           is the prejudice that has long been commonplace in society —
18 20   |           is the prejudice that has long been commonplace~in society —
19 20   |     Ecumenical Councils prescribe a long period of~excommunication
20 21   |         find this, although not for long, in drunkenness,~only to
21 21   |             we~receive it. If it is long withheld from a person who
22 22   |            they committed such sins long ago, and have lamented~over
23 22   |             rule than to be given a long~one and not carry it out.
24 D    |        resentment in your heart for long?~Do you blame yourself in