Chapter, Paragraph

 1 10,27|      of His Mother, and in the hour of her death, He came from
 2 10,28|     Son of Man is coming at an hour you do not expect” (Mt 24:
 3 11,4 | Midnight Office, Matins, First Hour, Third Hour, Sixth Hour
 4 11,4 |      Matins, First Hour, Third Hour, Sixth Hour and Ninth Hour,
 5 11,4 |        Hour, Third Hour, Sixth Hour and Ninth Hour, and the
 6 11,4 |     Hour, Sixth Hour and Ninth Hour, and the Divine Liturgy.~
 7 11,4 |    approaching day.~ The First Hour corresponds to the first
 8 11,4 |     Old and New Testaments, an hour meant a watch that lasted
 9 11,4 |       explains that this First Hour sanctifies the already breaking
10 11,4 |     day with prayer. The Third Hour covers the time from 9:00
11 11,4 |        the Apostles. The Sixth Hour represents the period from
12 11,4 |   Crucifixion, while the Ninth Hour, covering the hours from
13 11,4 |       services: evening (Ninth Hour, Vespers and Compline),
14 11,4 |       Office, Matins and First Hour), and daytime services (
15 11,4 |  Vespers, Matins and the First Hour. The All-Night Vigil received