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 1 2,5 |           of burning charcoal and incense. This is swung at many places
 2 2,5 | Preparation, the Censer, with the incense, represents the gifts offered
 3 3,2 |           God, the True Light and Incense to the elect, moved over
 4 3,2 |      cense; and he was given much incense to mingle with the prayers
 5 3,2 |    Disciples the joyous news. The incense typifies the sweet spices
 6 3,6 |      prayer arise in Thy sight as incense, and let the lifting up
 7 3,6 |      prayer arise in Thy sight as incense, and let the lifting up
 8 3,0 |        characteristic odor of the incense. The whole of the human
 9 6,1 |     sacrifices and the burning of incense, were merely symbols, whereas
10 11,2|       prayer, for as the smoke of incense soars upward, so too prayer