Book, Par.

 1  I, 6      |      upon the whole body of the Church if, owing to my own weakness,
 2  I, 6(7)   |        were not uncommon in the Church at this time. St. Augustin
 3  I, 6(7)   |         a fashion in the Coptic Church. The patriarch elect of
 4  I, 6(7)   |        escape. Stanley, Eastern Church, vii. p.226. ~
 5 II, 1      |        He Himself loved His own Church, and he desired to teach
 6 II, 2      |    required to preside over the Church, and to be entrusted with
 7 II, 4      |      the severed members of the Church, one can see that he has
 8 II, 8      |     toils in the service of the Church, and suddenly dragged into
 9 III, 2     |         the greater part of the Church does not know me even by
10 III, 4(4)  |  current orthodox belief of the Church in his day. He maintains,
11 III, 6     |      call for the elders of the Church and let them pray over him,
12 III, 9     |       them even to speak in the Church.19 But I have heard some
13 III, 10    |          mercifully sparing his Church and my own soul. For, tell
14 III, 13    |         common interests of the Church; but a furious temper causes
15 III, 15    |      out of the revenues of the Church," of a third "because he
16 III, 15    |       the very threshold of the Church. Tell me, then, shall we
17 III, 15    |       make the condition of the Church like that of Euripus.30 ~
18 III, 15    |       to ruin the safety of the Church on both sides, or as if
19 III, 15    |       over it, so also when the Church has admitted corrupt men,
20 III, 15(31)|       from I Tim. v. 9, 10, the Church had recognized the care
21 III, 15(31)|      order of earlier days. The Church strongly encouraged abstinence
22 III, 16    |          the building up of the Church, in nothing actuated either
23 III, 16    |         be supported out of the Church's revenues provokes punishment
24 III, 16    |       that the resources of the Church should be neither over abundant,
25 III, 16    |        and the treasures of the Church stored up in the hearts
26 III, 16(34)|   parents (if living) or of the Church.. The first notices of separate
27 III, 17    |       the common benefit of the Church, he is immediately stigmatized
28 III, 17    |       the full communion of the Church? Would indeed that the evil
29 IV, 2      |        is minded to destroy the Church, would be certainly to blame
30 IV, 2      |     very Body of Jesus. For the Church of Christ, according to
31 IV, 4(29)  |          Hist. of the Christian Church, vol. i. 139-145. ~
32 IV, 4      |         purpose of God. But the Church of God, avoiding either
33 IV, 9      |        off from the body of the Church, a misfortune which I have
34 VI, 4      |         and the edifying of the Church.~
35 VI, 7      |         in the oversight of the Church, or in the life of the recluse,
36 VI, 7      |         to the oversight of the Church as this inactivity and negligence
37 VI, 7      |        which is required in the Church, there is no taking account
38 VI, 8      |       the administration of the Church those who move in society,
39 VI, 12     | suggestion as this? why has the Church of God made so great a mistake?