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Archbishop Stylianos
Christmas Message 1997

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1 Text| knowledge of the truth" (1 Tim 2:4).~Thus the meaningless 2 Text| who are tempted" (Heb. 2:18).~Following all of the above, 3 Text| Incarnation. Amen.~Christmas 1997~With fervent prayers for 4 Text| adoption as children" (Gal. 4:4-5). ~Throughout the Holy Scriptures, 5 Text| day of salvation" (2 Cor. 6:2).~Therefore, the "fullness 6 Text| suffered, being tempted, He is able to aid those who are tempted" ( 7 Text| that "behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the 8 Text| contained in them may be accessed more easily and seen more 9 | according 10 Text| other words, time cannot be acknowledged or even experienced as the 11 Text| of Christ as the "second Adam", the Fathers also speak 12 Text| 4).~Thus the meaningless adventures of world history end up 13 Text| experience all the pain and affliction of this life, while teaching 14 Text| being tempted, He is able to aid those who are tempted" ( 15 | almost 16 | already 17 Text| found. What is even more amazing is that these truths are 18 Text| the divine Incarnation. Amen.~Christmas 1997~With fervent 19 | another 20 Text| led through the despair of apostasy to the cognition which ultimately 21 Text| separated in the way that they appear above, so that the truths 22 Text| in an imaginary way (by appearance only), but in truth, it 23 Text| faithful of our Greek Orthodox Archdiocese~Dear brother Concelebrants 24 Text| otherwise fatal heresies could arise which would make the central 25 Text| crucified "for our sins", then assuredly we have the miracle, beyond 26 Text| did not end in general bankruptcy and total futility, since " 27 | because 28 | becomes 29 | before 30 Text| brother Concelebrants and beloved~children in Christ who is 31 | beyond 32 Text| fullness of time, which the Bible describes as "kairos". In 33 Text| Holy Scriptures, in all the books of both the Old and New 34 | both 35 Text| Orthodox Archdiocese~Dear brother Concelebrants and beloved~ 36 Text| arise which would make the central mystery of salvation totally 37 Text| natural that the demonic character of mathematical time cannot 38 Text| divine Incarnation. Amen.~Christmas 1997~With fervent prayers 39 Text| the three parts, we can clearly discern that the first speaks 40 Text| of Australia~To all the Clergy and devout faithful of our 41 Text| despair of apostasy to the cognition which ultimately confesses 42 Text| crystalline theological coherence, such that they are an endless 43 Text| the "fullness of time" comes to show us that the entire 44 Text| the truths which are so comprehensively contained in them may be 45 Text| Archdiocese~Dear brother Concelebrants and beloved~children in 46 Text| the truth of the Church concerning these three major points 47 Text| the above, we can say in conclusion that "the fullness of time" 48 Text| extreme love for humankind, he condescended to "empty Himself' within 49 Text| Himself' within daily human conditions in order to experience all 50 Text| cognition which ultimately confesses that "behold, now is the 51 Text| mathematical time cannot be conquered without the moral fullness 52 Text| that they are an endless consolation and edification for all 53 Text| s incarnation is no less consoling and encouraging. God tells 54 Text| which are so comprehensively contained in them may be accessed 55 Text| The first line naturally contains the pivotal point of the 56 Text| is placed in its salvific context of salvation, which is time 57 Text| before Christ, while full of contradictory elements and tragic retrogressions, 58 Text| the day of salvation" (2 Cor. 6:2).~Therefore, the "fullness 59 Text| major points is formulated correctly, otherwise fatal heresies 60 Text| show us that the entire course of human history before 61 Text| sinless One suffers and is crucified "for our sins", then assuredly 62 Text| Apostle Paul with the most crystalline theological coherence, such 63 Text| to "empty Himself' within daily human conditions in order 64 Text| time; behold, now is the day of salvation" (2 Cor. 6: 65 Text| Greek Orthodox Archdiocese~Dear brother Concelebrants and 66 Text| God becomes "obedient unto death", when "the maker of the 67 Text| mythical, event. Here, what is decisive is when and how. This is 68 Text| is only natural that the demonic character of mathematical 69 Text| of time, which the Bible describes as "kairos". In other words, 70 Text| total futility, since "God desires everyone to be saved and 71 Text| unless we are led through the despair of apostasy to the cognition 72 Text| Australia~To all the Clergy and devout faithful of our Greek Orthodox 73 Text| repentance (in their mysterious dialectical relationship), the Incarnation 74 | did 75 Text| three parts, we can clearly discern that the first speaks about 76 | does 77 Text| them may be accessed more easily and seen more powerfully.~ 78 Text| mystery of the Lord's divine economy according to the flesh".~ 79 Text| endless consolation and edification for all of us.~Time, and 80 Text| while full of contradictory elements and tragic retrogressions, 81 Text| humankind, he condescended to "empty Himself' within daily human 82 Text| is no less consoling and encouraging. God tells us that, out 83 Text| coherence, such that they are an endless consolation and edification 84 Text| its final product -which ensures for the faithful the "adoption" 85 Text| comes to show us that the entire course of human history 86 Text| presented in summary form epigrammatically in just three lines. Yet, 87 Text| for all of us.~Time, and especially the meaning of time, sin 88 Text| liberation". This is the essence of the teaching of the Apostle 89 Text| timeless, almost mythical, event. Here, what is decisive 90 | everyone 91 | everything 92 Text| for our salvation, never exclude us from the peace and goodwill 93 Text| human understanding and expectation, of our transformation from " 94 Text| human conditions in order to experience all the pain and affliction 95 Text| be acknowledged or even experienced as the opportunity given 96 Text| Testament, another passage which expresses the most inaccessible truths 97 Text| God tells us that, out of extreme love for humankind, he condescended 98 Text| synergy of divine and human factors are all presented in summary 99 Text| most inaccessible truths of faith and salvation, with so few 100 Text| formulated correctly, otherwise fatal heresies could arise which 101 Text| obedience to the will of the Father in order to lead us through 102 Text| as the "second Adam", the Fathers also speak of the Incarnation 103 Text| Amen.~Christmas 1997~With fervent prayers for all of you. ~ 104 | few 105 Text| self-emptying), and its final product -which ensures for 106 Text| economy according to the flesh".~The second point which 107 Text| are tempted" (Heb. 2:18).~Following all of the above, we can 108 Text| only), but in truth, it follows that His own Passion has 109 Text| all presented in summary form epigrammatically in just 110 Text| these three major points is formulated correctly, otherwise fatal 111 | found 112 Text| obstacles of this world to the freedom of being children of God.~ 113 Text| history before Christ, while full of contradictory elements 114 Text| general bankruptcy and total futility, since "God desires everyone 115 Text| receive adoption as children" (Gal. 4:4-5). ~Throughout the 116 Text| God, which is sin. He who gave the Law in order to instruct 117 Text| retrogressions, did not end in general bankruptcy and total futility, 118 Text| not mention it vaguely and generally, as if it were a timeless, 119 Text| experienced as the opportunity given by God to return, unless 120 Text| of God (as the ultimate glory of kenosis or self-emptying), 121 Text| exclude us from the peace and goodwill of the divine Incarnation. 122 Text| Liturgy.~May God, who has granted everything for our salvation, 123 Text| divine Incarnation. It is of great significance that the truth 124 | had 125 | have 126 Text| and seen more powerfully.~Having separated the three parts, 127 Text| those who are tempted" (Heb. 2:18).~Following all of 128 | Here 129 Text| correctly, otherwise fatal heresies could arise which would 130 Text| 4:4-5). ~Throughout the Holy Scriptures, in all the books 131 | how 132 | However 133 Text| out of extreme love for humankind, he condescended to "empty 134 Text| willing to undergo utter humility and obedience to the will 135 Text| the fullness of the human image in divine likeness could 136 Text| in the world, not in an imaginary way (by appearance only), 137 Text| which expresses the most inaccessible truths of faith and salvation, 138 | indeed 139 Text| gave the Law in order to instruct us, places His own self " 140 | itself 141 Text| the Bible describes as "kairos". In other words, time cannot 142 Text| as the ultimate glory of kenosis or self-emptying), and its 143 Text| saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth" (1 Tim 2:4).~ 144 Text| of the Father in order to lead us through the obstacles 145 Text| to return, unless we are led through the despair of apostasy 146 | less 147 Text| transformative power for our "liberation". This is the essence of 148 Text| pain and affliction of this life, while teaching us to resist 149 Text| the human image in divine likeness could also be revealed.~ 150 Text| unapproachable.~The first line naturally contains the pivotal 151 Text| as we say in the Divine Liturgy.~May God, who has granted 152 Text| Church concerning these three major points is formulated correctly, 153 | make 154 Text| obedient unto death", when "the maker of the Law", obeys the Law, 155 Text| the demonic character of mathematical time cannot be conquered 156 Text| Time, and especially the meaning of time, sin and repentance ( 157 Text| history end up with the meaningful history of God, and this 158 Text| truth" (1 Tim 2:4).~Thus the meaningless adventures of world history 159 Text| itself. However, it does not mention it vaguely and generally, 160 | might 161 Text| then assuredly we have the miracle, beyond all human understanding 162 Text| be conquered without the moral fullness of time, which 163 | must 164 Text| and repentance (in their mysterious dialectical relationship), 165 Text| were a timeless, almost mythical, event. Here, what is decisive 166 Text| within time, then it is only natural that the demonic character 167 Text| unapproachable.~The first line naturally contains the pivotal point 168 | never 169 Text| books of both the Old and New Testament, another passage 170 | no 171 Text| undergo utter humility and obedience to the will of the Father 172 Text| incarnate Word of God becomes "obedient unto death", when "the maker 173 Text| the maker of the Law", obeys the Law, when the only sinless 174 Text| order to lead us through the obstacles of this world to the freedom 175 Text| If the divine Incarnation occurs for the salvation of people 176 Text| all the books of both the Old and New Testament, another 177 | on 178 | One 179 Text| even experienced as the opportunity given by God to return, 180 | other 181 | otherwise 182 Text| order to experience all the pain and affliction of this life, 183 Text| repetition" of creation on the part of God, we can only pray 184 Text| Having separated the three parts, we can clearly discern 185 Text| and New Testament, another passage which expresses the most 186 Text| it follows that His own Passion has a transformative power 187 Text| never exclude us from the peace and goodwill of the divine 188 Text| occurs for the salvation of people who struggle within time, 189 Text| line naturally contains the pivotal point of the divine Incarnation 190 Text| is why the Incarnation is placed in its salvific context 191 Text| in order to instruct us, places His own self "under the 192 Text| concerning these three major points is formulated correctly, 193 Text| Passion has a transformative power for our "liberation". This 194 Text| more easily and seen more powerfully.~Having separated the three 195 Text| part of God, we can only pray and repent "again and again", 196 Text| Christmas 1997~With fervent prayers for all of you. ~Archbishop 197 Text| you. ~Archbishop STYLIANOS~Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church 198 Text| self-emptying), and its final product -which ensures for the faithful 199 Text| and the third about the purpose of the divine Incarnation. 200 Text| the law, so that we might receive adoption as children" (Gal. 201 Text| under the law, ~in order to redeem those who were under the 202 Text| their mysterious dialectical relationship), the Incarnation of God ( 203 Text| these three lines must remain separated in the way that 204 Text| God, we can only pray and repent "again and again", just 205 Text| meaning of time, sin and repentance (in their mysterious dialectical 206 Text| creation".~In response to this 'repetition" of creation on the part 207 Text| life, while teaching us to resist whatever would try to separate 208 Text| the "second creation".~In response to this 'repetition" of 209 Text| contradictory elements and tragic retrogressions, did not end in general 210 Text| opportunity given by God to return, unless we are led through 211 Text| divine likeness could also be revealed.~Therefore, just as they 212 Text| for His creation. For our sake, He was willing to undergo 213 Text| Incarnation is placed in its salvific context of salvation, which 214 Text| God desires everyone to be saved and to come to the knowledge 215 Text| 5). ~Throughout the Holy Scriptures, in all the books of both 216 Text| accessed more easily and seen more powerfully.~Having 217 Text| instruct us, places His own self "under the Law" out of love 218 Text| ultimate glory of kenosis or self-emptying), and its final product - 219 Text| fullness of time had come, God sent his Son, ~born of a woman, 220 Text| resist whatever would try to separate us from God, which is sin. 221 Text| fullness of time" comes to show us that the entire course 222 Text| fullness of time" ultimately showed the fullness of the love 223 Text| Incarnation. It is of great significance that the truth of the Church 224 Text| salvation, with so few and simple words, will surely not be 225 Text| and is crucified "for our sins", then assuredly we have 226 Text| time had come, God sent his Son, ~born of a woman, born 227 Text| the Apostle Paul when he states: "for in that He Himself 228 Text| salvation of people who struggle within time, then it is 229 Text| all of you. ~Archbishop STYLIANOS~Primate of the Greek Orthodox 230 | such 231 Text| when the only sinless One suffers and is crucified "for our 232 Text| factors are all presented in summary form epigrammatically in 233 Text| few and simple words, will surely not be found. What is even 234 Text| precisely because of the synergy of divine and human factors 235 Text| consoling and encouraging. God tells us that, out of extreme 236 Text| of both the Old and New Testament, another passage which expresses 237 | their 238 | them 239 Text| we already touch upon the theme of the third point, which 240 Text| with the most crystalline theological coherence, such that they 241 | Throughout 242 | Thus 243 Text| knowledge of the truth" (1 Tim 2:4).~Thus the meaningless 244 Text| generally, as if it were a timeless, almost mythical, event. 245 Text| in general bankruptcy and total futility, since "God desires 246 Text| central mystery of salvation totally unapproachable.~The first 247 Text| children of God", we already touch upon the theme of the third 248 Text| contradictory elements and tragic retrogressions, did not 249 Text| and expectation, of our transformation from "children of wrath" 250 Text| that His own Passion has a transformative power for our "liberation". 251 Text| to resist whatever would try to separate us from God, 252 Text| Incarnation of God (as the ultimate glory of kenosis or self-emptying), 253 Text| mystery of salvation totally unapproachable.~The first line naturally 254 Text| sake, He was willing to undergo utter humility and obedience 255 Text| miracle, beyond all human understanding and expectation, of our 256 | unless 257 | unto 258 | up 259 | upon 260 Text| He was willing to undergo utter humility and obedience to 261 Text| it does not mention it vaguely and generally, as if it 262 | whatever 263 Text| creation. For our sake, He was willing to undergo utter humility 264 | without 265 Text| sent his Son, ~born of a woman, born under the law, ~in 266 Text| Grace. When the incarnate Word of God becomes "obedient 267 Text| transformation from "children of wrath" to children of adoption.~ 268 | Yet 269 | you


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