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Faith. The fear of God is born from faith (fol. 1, p. 1; f. 84, p. 400). – Faith can make the will firm even when members are cut off (page 1, page 3). – The meaning of faith and baptism in every good deed performed in us consciously or unconsciously (page 1, p. 8). – What happens to someone who has walked the path of faith and turned to the methods of knowledge? (fol. 25, pp. 117, 122). – In whom the light of faith has shone, they hourly see the paternal providence of God overshadowing them (f. 25, p. 118). – Why is knowledge (not spiritual) contrary to faith? (fn. 25, p. 118). Knowledge is accompanied by fear, faith by hope (fol. 25, p. 119). – The action of faith is higher than the actions of knowledge (page 25, pp. 119–122). – Neither heaven nor earth can contain the treasures of faith (fol. 25, p. 120). – Knowledge is perfected by faith (page 25, p. 123). – Knowledge is a step to faith, and how long do we need it? (fn. 25, p. 123). – By faith, and not by the power of knowledge, we understand the incomprehensible (fol. 25, p. 123: f. 55, p. 264). – By what works of righteousness do we ascend to the heights of faith? (fn. 25, p. 123). – Faith attributes its works to grace (fol. 26, p. 126). – What happens when knowledge follows faith? (fn. 28, p. 128). – What is the work of faith? (fol. 28, p. 130). – Faith is more subtle than knowledge (page 28, page 130). – About faith, shining in the soul from the light of grace (page 28, pp. 130–131). – About the action of this faith (page 28, page 131). – The connection between faith and two forms of knowledge – spiritual and supernatural (page 29, pp. 132–133). – Faith, which leads to certainty in hope, is not achieved by people who are not baptized and have a corrupt mind (page 30, p. 133). – Firm faith is acquired through temptation (fol. 37, p. 158). – If you want to find life, keep faith and humility in yourself (fol. 49, p. 214). – Why should one pray to achieve a measure of faith? (fn. 49, p. 215). – Revelations are sometimes given for the fervor of faith, and sometimes for doing the commandments (f. 55, pp. 269–270). – Acquire the right faith so that you can trample underfoot your enemies (fol. 57, p. 294). – The soul approaches God either with the fervor of faith, or with fear, or with the admonition of the Lord (f. 58, p. 307). – Faith must be accompanied by appropriate action (fol. 67, p. 349). – Those approaching sorrows are strengthened by faith (fol. 78, p. 386). – Faith is the door of the sacraments (page 82, p. 396). – Spiritual eyes of faith (page 82, pp. 396–397). – Knowledge that precedes faith, and knowledge generated by faith (fol. 84, p. 399). – Faith and spiritual knowledge; How does the first lead to the second? (fn. 84, pp. 400–401). – Faith from hearing and faith from contemplation (page 84, p. 401). – You need to protect your faith, like a snake protects its head (fol. 85, p. 407). – Faith gives rise to the consolation of hope (sl., 89, p. 426). – Faith, which comes from (one) teaching, does not free a person from pride and doubt (fol. 89, p. 426). This index is based on the index appended to the works of St. Isaac the Syrian, published by Optina Pustyn in 1854. * “Ascetic words.” Reprint. Sergiev Posad. 1911. M.: “Rule of Faith”, 1998