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Repentance. Without repentance, sins are not forgiven (fol. 2, etr. 9). – Remembering the falls of those who fell in ancient times and then rose through repentance, you will gain boldness in repentance (page 2, p. 10). – What does repentance bring after taking away freedom? (sl. 2, p. 11). – If it happens to someone to fall into various sins, then he should not neglect goodness, but let him arise (to repentance) (page 7, p. 35). – Why can a person know that he has received remission of his sins? (fn. 18, pp. 76–77). – If you love repentance, love silence, and why? (fn. 41, p. 174). – How many times do others break the law and heal their souls through repentance (fol. 46, p. 194). – About the fact that we have an hourly need for repentance, and what does it consist of? (fn. 47, p. 201). – What is repentance? (fn. 48, p. 205; fn. 83, p. 397). – God awaits our repentance in order to forgive us our sins (page 51, pp. 228–229). – The good fruits of repentance (page 55, – page 255). – During repentance, God requires work, sorrows, etc. (fn. 55, p. 275). – While we are in the body, we must be diligent in matters of repentance (fol. 55, p. 275). – Repentance must be brought even for that sin that seems small, and one must try to destroy it before it grows and matures (f. 57, p. 294). – Encouragement to repentance (fol. 57, pp. 301–302; f. 89, pp. 426–427). – One should not sin in the hope of repentance (fn. 62, pp. 337–338, 340; fn. 90, p. 429). – There is no virtue higher than repentance (page 71, page 366). – Repentance is always necessary for everyone, and why? (fn. 71, p. 366). – The penitent punishes himself for his sins (fol. 77, p. 385). – Repentance is born from faith and fear (page 83, page 397). – Repentance is the only means to achieve heaven (fol. 83, p. 399). – Repentance is the ship, and fear is its helmsman (page 83, p. 399). – After cleansing oneself through repentance, what spiritual actions does a person experience? (fn. 87, pp. 414–415). – Repentance and relations with people are the same as a broken barrel (fol. 89, p. 419). – Fear brings us closer to humility and repentance (fol. 89, p. 426). – The suffering of the Son of God on the cross gives us boldness in repentance (f. 89, p. 426). – Sorrow of the mind (about sins) is sufficient to replace all bodily work (fol. 89, p. 427). – Sadness over sinful inclinations is imputed to us by grace instead of pure work (fol. 90, p. 429). – He who gives in to sin in the hope of repentance walks deceitfully with God, and what harm does this do? (fn. 90, p. 429). – (See Sin. Sorrow). 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