Chapter

 1 I   |          mirror, the glory of the Lord, and the majesty of the
 2 I   |        away, but the grace of the Lord reigneth, drawing all men
 3 I   |       Obededom [2 Sam. 6:10]. The Lord has "manifestly come to
 4 I   |  contracting any disease; for the Lord, who loves and cares for
 5 II  |       king Uzziah died, I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne, high
 6 II  |          Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts: the whole earth
 7 II  |           have seen the King, the Lord of hosts. And one of the
 8 II  |          I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send,
 9 II  |        evidently of the King, the Lord of hosts. Upon this consider
10 II  |            Upon this consider the Lord now coming unto thee in
11 III |       Hymn with gladsome song the Lord, who is always and everywhere
12 III |       shall be called holy to the Lord." [Exod 31:19] O wondrous
13 III |          33] It became indeed the Lord of the law and the prophets
14 IV  |          Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts: the whole earth
15 IV  |           exclaims in brief: "the Lord is in His holy temple" [
16 V   |          is sung: "Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, and the whole
17 V   |          David, the Perfecter and Lord of the perfected hath, by
18 VI  |    occasion: ~"I long for Thee, O Lord God of my fathers, and Lord
19 VI  |       Lord God of my fathers, and Lord of mercy, who hast deigned,
20 VI  |      things. I wait for Thee, the Lord of life and death. For Thee
21 VI  |       Acts 18:28]. ~"Wherefore, O Lord my God, I will glorify Thee,
22 VI  |          day, ye heavens, for the Lord hath showed mercy to His
23 VII |       most excellent, receive the Lord, and reap the full fruition
24 VII |          flame of the grace of my Lord does not consume, but illuminates
25 VIII|          blessed God, and said: ~"Lord, now lettest Thou Thy servant
26 VIII|     unmixed with pain. Do thou, O Lord, receive me rejoicing, and
27 VIII|          hast made known to us, O Lord, Thy salvation causing to
28 VIII|          hast made known to us, O Lord, that Thou hast not unto
29 VIII|          to Thee, by means of our Lord and Creator, to fashion
30 VIII| confidence, in order that, by the Lord who recognises the sovereign
31 VIII|    ambassador, nor angel, but the Lord Himself saved them; because
32 VIII|           very weak); but Thou, O Lord, of Thine own self, and
33 VIII|         And the brightness of the Lord our God hath come down to
34 VIII|         are saved. ~"Therefore, O Lord, I seek of Thee to be allowed
35 VIII|           Him who is by nature my Lord and Deliverer; may I obtain,
36 IX  |          David, and mother of the Lord and God of David. For it
37 IX  |     fulfilment, since by thee the Lord hath appeared, the God of
38 IX  |    beforehand, the descent of our Lord into Hades, and His wonderful
39 X   |    desired of all. Blessed of the Lord is thy name, full of divine
40 XI  |         which, as David sang, the Lord had performed in the earth [
41 XII |          the revered gospels, our Lord signified, when He said
42 XII |       Holy, with the glory of the Lord, as the great waters cover
43 XII |       king Uzziah died, I saw the Lord" -- Uzziah, doubtless, as
44 XIII|        for ever faithful unto the Lord. Hail, and shine thou Jerusalem,
45 XIII|           sacred and elect of the Lord. Joyfully keep thy festal
46 XIII|     rejoice, O Jerusalem, for the Lord reigneth in the midst of
47 XIII|           the midst of thee. That Lord, I say, who in His simple
48 XIII|         ineffably incarnate; that Lord, who was partaker of nothing
49 XIII|      serpent tripped up. ~For the Lord laid not hold of the seed
50 XIII|            by that fire which the Lord, when He came, sent upon
51 XIII|          Hail, thou people of the Lord, thou chosen generation,
52 XIV |          of the true God; the one Lord, before Thine assumption