Chapter, Paragraph

 1  4,12|    tabernacle, a transportable sanctuary, in the form of a tent.
 2  4,12|     and brought mules into the sanctuary to carry the gold and silver
 3  6,14| instructs:~ ~He that is in the sanctuary is pure, but he that is
 4  6,14|     but he that is outside the sanctuary is not pure. In other words,
 5 11,4 |        the holy of holies, the sanctuary, and the courts. These correspond
 6 11,4 | Orthodox church: the altar (or sanctuary), the nave (the middle portion),
 7 11,4 |       had a right to enter the sanctuary (which, as noted, corresponds
 8 11,4 | Orthodox church, the altar (or sanctuary), which is generally built
 9 11,4 |       the iconostasis into the sanctuary.~Archpriest Alexey Young
10 11,4 |        is in the center of the sanctuary and stands free from the
11 11,4 |       The northern part of the sanctuary is the area of the Prothesis (
12 11,4 |        chalice.~Separating the sanctuary from the nave is the iconostasis,