Council,  Canon

 1   1    | excommunicated persons in danger of death. ~Canon 14: Penance to be
 2   4”,22|           22.~ Clergymen, after the death of their own Bishop, shall
 3   4”,22|            Interpretation.~Upon the death of their bishop, says the
 4   4”,25|             the contrary, after the death of the bishop who has passed
 5   5    |       records in writing upon their death (especially Theodore of
 6   5    |              118] and that upon the death of one body they enter another;
 7   6    |             request that the cup of death might pass away from Him
 8   7”,40|      necessity forcing them towards death, and they are being drawn
 9   7”,50|          who have been condemned to death. For it is a piece of great
10   7”,81|         passion and of His soterial death being led by the hand, as
11   7”,81|             and His passion and His death, and the salvation of the
12   7”,87|            himself to the danger of death. For we are taught that “
13   7”,87|            exposed to the danger of death, as not being able to make
14   7”,92|           becoming convinced of his death, any woman that cohabits
15   7”,92|          there is more suspicion of death. The woman, on the other
16   8”,23|          who commit a sin involving death forfeit their rank, according
17   8”,23|             persons at the point of death to commune, especially if
18   8”,23|         Bishop of Antioch after the death of Demetrianus, the previous
19   8”,23|              but hath passed out of death into life” (John 5:24);
20   8”,23|             here shall not taste of death till they have seen the
21   8”,23|          with a fearful and painful death, as told by St. Germanus
22   8”,23|             that he met with such a death, similar to that of Arius,
23   8”,23|          discomfort to the point of death, rather than for bodily
24   8”,23|             ensued, where, upon the death of bishops, many disturbances
25   8”,23|         their children at their own death as a legacy, and many of
26   8”,23|         from their wives, either at death or by mutual agreement,
27   8”,23|         that of rapine or danger of death. And, generally speaking,
28   8”,23|           Himself our life. For the death of every Christian is called
29   8”,23|           with piety, you preferred death with piety.” Novel 65 of
30   8”,23|            of them surely be put to death. They shall stone them with
31   8”,23|            order to put somebody to death or to muddle his brain or
32   8”,23|        resistance and struggle unto death which the Saints showed
33   8”,23|         those who approaching their death and in the process of dying,
34   8”,23|           person be at the point of death, breathing his last gasps,
35   8”,23|             more, but died a sudden death. Hear ye, O Prelates, hear
36   8”,23|             in deeds and who, after death, have afterwards been buried
37   8”,23|            advantage, both life and death? In addition, take those
38   8”,23|            even understand that the death of Orthodox Christians is
39   8”,23|        Orthodox Christians is not a death, but merely a sleep, from
40   8”,23|        other assertions, that after death the souls of men enter birds
41   8”,23|       General, says that a sin unto death, concerning which St. John
42   8”,23|          says, “there is a sin unto death, and there is a sin not
43   8”,23|             there is a sin not unto death,” (1 John 5:16), is every
44   8”,23|             by the old Law with the death penalty, as was, for instance,
45   8”,23|            felonies. A sin not unto death is one that was not punished
46   8”,23|           was not punished with the death penalty, like involuntary
47   8”,23|            54) says that a sin unto death is one committed knowingly,
48   8”,23|     knowingly, whereas one not unto death is one committed unwittingly.
49   8”,23|       blasphemy against God is unto death, but so is also any great
50   8”,23|        these crimes put the soul to death. But the present Council
51   8”,23|           and impenitent a sin unto death. In agreement with this
52   8”,23|            too says that a sin unto death is one that is not corrected
53   8”,23|             the rancorous lead unto death” (Prov. 12:28). See also
54   8”,23|           condemned to an exquisite death (Acts, ch. 5).~ ~  [284]