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 1 1,5 | Churches fell under the heavy yoke of Islam, and for nearly
 2 1,0 |      Church under the Turkish yoke. The primary See of the
 3 1,1 |   suffering under the Turkish yoke, is still strong with over
 4 4,1 |    not been ridden or borne a yoke before (1 Sam. 6:7). The
 5 4,1 |    rescue them from the Roman yoke.~At the gates of Jerusalem
 6 5,1 |    and takes upon himself the yoke of the Lord.” The Abbot
 7 5,2 |      has taken on himself the yoke of Christ and must control
 8 6,2 | foremost this virtue: Take My yoke upon you, and learn from
 9 10,3|   will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you, and learn from
10 10,3|   rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy, and My burden is