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  1 1   |    first Christian community at Jerusalem.~This first community of
  2 1   |     arose against the church in Jerusalem; and they were all scattered
  3 1,1 |     beheaded by King Agrippa in Jerusalem (Acts 12:2), after first
  4 1,1 |        pillars of the Church in Jerusalem (Gal. 2:9). According to
  5 1,1 |     respected Rabbi Gamaliel at Jerusalem (Acts 22:3). At a young
  6 1,2 |         Bishop of the Church at Jerusalem, being called by St. Paul
  7 1,2 |         council, the Council of Jerusalem, James is depicted as having
  8 1,2 |      Having ruled the Church in Jerusalem wisely (for which reason
  9 1,2 |         Mary, at whose house in Jerusalem the early Christians stayed (
 10 1,4 |       began with the Council of Jerusalem, described in Acts 15, where
 11 1,4 |        Canon 6), and the See of Jerusalem, although still subject
 12 1,4 |       confirmed, as was that of Jerusalem in the fifth place of honor.~
 13 1,4 |         Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem, and until the actual fall
 14 1,0 |         Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem.~The Russian Church was
 15 1,1 |  celebrated in that language.~ ~Jerusalem.~This ancient Church, whose
 16 1,1 |     Palestine. The Patriarch of Jerusalem is a Greek, but the majority
 17 1,2 |         began with Pentecost in Jerusalem, so many centuries before,
 18 2,6 |        Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem, wrote in the 7th Century: “
 19 3,1 |      Our Lord Jesus Christ into Jerusalem (Palm Sunday — Sunday before
 20 3,2 |      Judea and all who dwell in Jerusalem, let this be known to you,
 21 3,3 |        a few places, such as at Jerusalem, the Liturgy of St. James
 22 3,3 |         to ancient rules of the Jerusalem Church of the Resurrection
 23 3,8 |       drawn up by St. Sabbas of Jerusalem (f532) and later revised
 24 3,8 |        Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem (tea.638). A further revision
 25 3,8 | Monastery, hence the name — the Jerusalem Typikon of St. Sabbas' Monastery.~
 26 3,8 |   America, still adheres to the Jerusalem Typikon, as do the older
 27 3,8 |        Mt. Athos, St. Sabbas at Jerusalem, and St. John on Patmos.~ ~
 28 3,7 |        s glorious entrance into Jerusalem. On this day Palm branches
 29 3,9 |     people!~Shine, shine, O New Jerusalem,~The glory of the Lord has
 30 4,1 |  offering which Joachim took to Jerusalem to offer to God in the Temple,
 31 4,1 |    Joachim and Anna returned to Jerusalem where, according to the
 32 4,2 |     Titus, in 70 A.D. conquered Jerusalem, he destroyed the city and
 33 4,2 |     constructed in place of the Jerusalem destroyed by Titus a new
 34 4,2 |         by its previous name of Jerusalem. He commanded that the Holy
 35 4,2 |  decided to restore the city of Jerusalem, and in the place of the
 36 4,2 |  Orthodox Queen Helena left for Jerusalem with a great quantity of
 37 4,2 |       places.~Having arrived in Jerusalem, the pious Queen destroyed
 38 4,3 |      holier Temple than that at Jerusalem. It is the Living Temple —
 39 4,3 |      hands, they led her to the Jerusalem Temple. There the young
 40 4,3 |         repose. Her life in the Jerusalem Temple was concealed. “If
 41 4,3 |       during her sojourn in the Jerusalem Temple, the Most-Pure Virgin
 42 4,4 |     Feast was not celebrated in Jerusalem until the 6th Century, while
 43 4,4 |       men from the East came to Jerusalem, saying, “Where is He Who
 44 4,4 |        he was troubled, and all Jerusalem with him; and assembling
 45 4,6 |     honey. Then went out to him Jerusalem and all Judea and all the
 46 4,7 |         meekly to the Temple at Jerusalem, and the Liberator and Redeemer
 47 4,7 |          Now there was a man in Jerusalem, whose name was Simeon,
 48 4,7 |       looking for redemption in Jerusalem (Luke 2:36-38).~Just as
 49 4,9 |         He was to accomplish at Jerusalem. Now Peter and those who
 50 4,0 |          James, first Bishop of Jerusalem and the brother of the Lord,
 51 4,0 |        the Christians living in Jerusalem and the surrounding towns.
 52 4,0 |      bringing them on clouds to Jerusalem, placed them on Zion before
 53 4,1 |       Entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem (Sunday Before Pascha).~
 54 4,1 |       Entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem. Six days before the Passover,
 55 4,1 |        Jericho managed to reach Jerusalem and spread the tidings that
 56 4,1 |         a ceremonial entry into Jerusalem, fulfilling all that the
 57 4,1 |     upon it.~Thus Jesus entered Jerusalem, not in a royal chariot
 58 4,1 |         Lord Jesus Christ in to Jerusalem was a symbol of peace and
 59 4,1 |         in which Christ entered Jerusalem showed that His Kingdom
 60 4,1 |  beautiful view opened out over Jerusalem. The tumultuous joy of the
 61 4,1 |     Roman yoke.~At the gates of Jerusalem Jesus was met by a great
 62 4,1 |         s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, the whole people, who had
 63 4,1 |   Savior through the streets of Jerusalem surpassed and eclipsed all
 64 4,1 |       the fair and holy city of Jerusalem which He was entering, would
 65 4,1 |       Lord grieved not only for Jerusalem and the Chosen People, but
 66 4,1 |     entrance of the Savior into Jerusalem which we celebrate on Palm
 67 4,2 |           Then they returned to Jerusalem from the mount called Olivet,
 68 4,2 |    called Olivet, which is near Jerusalem, a Sabbath day's journey
 69 4,3 |      Judea and all who dwell in Jerusalem, let this be known to you,
 70 6,2 |      Jeremiah over the ruins of Jerusalem. And such were the tears
 71 6,2 |      foresaw the destruction of Jerusalem. Peter wept bitterly after
 72 7,1 |        Teacher.~Ananias went to Jerusalem and saw the Lord surrounded
 73 7,2 |       Object was transferred to Jerusalem and from there, about the
 74 7,2 |         is was transferred from Jerusalem to Constantinople, where
 75 8,2 |         Chrism. As St. Cyril of Jerusalem says, “Holy Chrism...is
 76 8,3 |      certain places only (e.g., Jerusalem).~4. The Liturgy of the
 77 8,6 |        and Patriarch), Antioch, Jerusalem, Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria
 78 8,6 |      the Greek Churches (except Jerusalem) give the title Metropolitan
 79 9,4 |     used to visit the Temple of Jerusalem, as well as the synagogue,
 80 10,1|      Judah, with its capital at Jerusalem, and the Northern Kingdom
 81 10,1|  Kingdom and the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians in 587
 82 10,1|       Samaria) and 587 (Fall of Jerusalem) are seen as a just punishment
 83 10,1|       unity of the Sanctuary in Jerusalem as demanded by the Law.
 84 10,1|        Temple until the Fall of Jerusalem. The purpose of these books
 85 10,1|       the True God on earth, in Jerusalem.~These books can be divided
 86 10,1|      rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445 (Neh. 1-7); and 4)
 87 10,1|       the son of David, King in Jerusalem (Eccl. 1:1), and its theme
 88 10,1|        his message to Judah and Jerusalem between 742 and 687 B.C.,
 89 10,1|      small book of laments over Jerusalem after its destruction by
 90 10,1|      sometime after the Fall of Jerusalem, consists of an oracle against
 91 10,1|         prophesying the Fall of Jerusalem, he looks beyond to the
 92 10,1|      Prophet Haggai preached in Jerusalem from the 6th to 9th months
 93 10,1|        warfare and the siege of Jerusalem. In this second part we
 94 10,1|      the Entry of the Lord into Jerusalem (Palm Sunday): Rejoice greatly,
 95 10,1|      Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem! Lo, your king conies to
 96 10,2|        the annual pilgrimage to Jerusalem. It can be divided into
 97 10,2|         return of the Exiles to Jerusalem and her own future Messianic
 98 10,2|       Palestinian Jew living in Jerusalem, who wrote not long after
 99 10,2|        letters from the Jews of Jerusalem to the Jews of Egypt; 2) (
100 10,3|         4:12-18:35); Journey to Jerusalem (Ch. 19-20); the last week,
101 10,3|         14-9:50); 3) Journey to Jerusalem (Ch. 10); 4) The last week —
102 10,3|       of Jesus' last journey to Jerusalem than do the other Evangelists,
103 10,3|          9:51-19:27) Journey to Jerusalem; 7) (Ch. 19:28-23:56) Crucifixion
104 10,3|       is dominated by events in Jerusalem, while the latter part is
105 10,3|  himself. The Word spreads from Jerusalem to Samaria (8:5), to the
106 10,3|     collection for the needy to Jerusalem (15:25-27), after which
107 10,3|      offering for the Church at Jerusalem (8:1-9:15), which was now
108 10,3|    written prior to the Fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the
109 10,3|       and head of the Church at Jerusalem, to Jewish Christians in
110 10,5|     Luke 9:28-36~The Entry Into Jerusalem...................... Matthew
111 11,1|         eternity of Redemption.~Jerusalem (or Crusader): This Cross