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 1  4,12|        nature; but to these... incense and lights may be offered....
 2  9,7 | faithful, even as the smoke of incense envelops the Church.~ The
 3  9,7 |        the world. Orthodox use incense as an offering to God, like
 4  9,7 |        4:1-7). They also offer incense to express their infinite
 5  9,7 |     Body and Blood of Christ.~ Incense is also a symbolic representation
 6  9,7 |       Heaven like the smoke of incense. The prayer that accompanies
 7  9,7 |        prayer that accompanies incense does indeed rise to Heaven.
 8  9,7 |        my prayer be counted as incense before Thee” (Ps 140:2),
 9  9,7 |      140:2), and “The smoke of incense, which came with the prayers
10 11,1 |        and a deacon, clouds of incense and, at the Anaphora, an