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 1 2,5 |      which are placed a piece of burning charcoal and incense. This
 2 2,6 |          is also a symbol of our burning and grateful love for God.
 3 2,6 |        our Lord's sufferings and burning with love for Him. It is
 4 2,6 | Myrrh-bearers who proceeded with burning lamps to the sepulcher of
 5 2,6 |    Church. The candles, by their burning, remind one of the Unwaning
 6 6,1 |    offerings, sacrifices and the burning of incense, were merely
 7 6,4 |        our God (Num. 17:1-11).~ ~Burning Bush.~On Mt. Sinai, Moses
 8 6,4 |      Moses saw the Bush that was burning, but was not consumed. So
 9 6,4 |       Just as the censer holds a burning coal, so too, the Theotokos
10 11,2|       represents the seven lamps burning before the Throne of God (