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  1 1,1 |     tradition, he preached the Gospel in Lycaonia, India and Armenia,
  2 1,1 |         Matthew. In St. Mark's Gospel he is said to be the son
  3 1,1 |       to Edessa, preaching the Gospel. Later he traveled to Gaza (
  4 1,1 |     him is also attributed the Gospel and the three Epistles that
  5 1,1 |       tax collector. The First Gospel is attributed to him, and,
  6 1,1 |       and Libya, preaching the Gospel of Christ. Later he is said
  7 1,1 |    several times in St. John's Gospel, which gives a good impression
  8 1,1 |    Iscariot). According to the Gospel, he stole from the common
  9 1,2 |      14), is the author of the Gospel bearing his name, as well
 10 1,2 |           St. Mark.~The Second Gospel is attributed to this Apostle,
 11 1,2 |  tradition, St. Mark wrote his Gospel at the request of the brethren
 12 1,2 |      said to have preached the Gospel at Alexandria, Egypt, and
 13 1,9 |       new converts to hear the Gospel and the services in a language
 14 1,4 |       services, as well as the Gospel of St. Matthew, and even
 15 2,3 |      world the Good News — the Gospel — of the Savior. At the
 16 2,5 |      beginning of each Passion Gospel (Holy Friday Matins), according
 17 2,5 | according to the number of the Gospel — one strike for the first,
 18 2,5 |     before the Six Psalms, the Gospel, and at the end of the Vigil.
 19 2,5 |   Matins, as well as after the Gospel reading during the Liturgy
 20 2,6 |        of Christ, and the Holy gospel were to be honored by censing
 21 2,6 |  reading of the Twelve Passion Gospel at Holy Friday Matins, the
 22 3,2 |  expound upon the Resurrection Gospel which will be read at Matins (
 23 3,2 |      comes in the night in the Gospel Parable (Matt. 25:1-13).~
 24 3,2 |    Great Feasts and Sundays, a Gospel Reading is prescribed, preceded
 25 3,2 |  Church, by the reading of the Gospel after the Song of the Myrrh
 26 3,2 |    form of eleven Resurrection Gospel Readings prescribed for
 27 3,2 |       At the conclusion of the Gospel Reading, on Sundays the
 28 3,2 |      The faithful venerate the Gospel Book placed on a stand in
 29 3,2 |      Polieley, Magnifications, Gospel, etc., are omitted and only
 30 3,2 |     Old Testament, Epistle and Gospel Readings, relating to the
 31 3,3 |      Table, they kiss the Holy Gospel (Priest) and the Table itself (
 32 3,3 |        fed 5,000 people in the Gospel, called Prosphora (oblations)
 33 3,3 |   during the persecutions, the Gospel Book was borne out from
 34 3,3 |        the Sacristy, where the Gospel and Cross were kept and
 35 3,3 |     Next comes the Epistle and Gospel lessons, which are preceded
 36 3,3 |   lessons from the Epistle and Gospel (the Prokeimenon before
 37 3,3 |     the Prokeimenon before the Gospel being the Alleluia). These
 38 3,3 |      before the reading of the Gospel lesson and indicates that
 39 3,3 |   through the preaching of the Gospel, the grace of the Holy Spirit,
 40 3,3 |     the Prokeimenon Before the Gospel is chanted (now called the
 41 3,3 |   refrain “Alleluia!” Then the Gospel is brought out and the Gospel
 42 3,3 |  Gospel is brought out and the Gospel lesson is read by the Deacon.
 43 3,3 |      by the Deacon. Before the Gospel is placed a lit candle as
 44 3,3 |        which emanates from the Gospel, illumining the listeners
 45 3,3 |       of saving mysteries. The Gospel is read from the Ambo (Greek —
 46 3,3 |       to the people.~After the Gospel reading follows the Sermon (
 47 3,4 |       and the Lessons from the Gospel and Epistle.~ ~Holy Communion.~
 48 3,6 |      with either the censer or Gospel Book (if there will be a
 49 3,6 |       Book (if there will be a Gospel reading because of a Feast), “
 50 3,6 |     and three prostrations. If Gospel and Epistle lessons are
 51 3,6 |       said here. Then, whether Gospel and Epistle lessons or not,
 52 3,9 |    sung immediately before the Gospel Lesson is called the Alleluia.~ ~
 53 4,7 |        this great event in the Gospel narrative was in conformity
 54 4,0 |       for the preaching of the Gospel. On her knees she prayed
 55 5,1 |         in accordance with the Gospel command, with all your heart,
 56 5,2 |  Baptism, and then Epistle and Gospel readings, reminding the
 57 6,1 |     equal rank with St. John's Gospel.~Here we must also distinguish
 58 6,4 | manifested His divinity in His Gospel teachings and in His many
 59 6,6 |      world in the Light of the Gospel Truth and to become the
 60 6,6 |        the glad tidings of the Gospel the Lord reveals His will
 61 6,7 |       translating the Savior's Gospel into life, a Christian is
 62 6,7 |       the pure teaching of the Gospel.~A Christian can attain
 63 6,2 |       15). The Publican of the Gospel saw nothing within himself
 64 6,2 |      Patriarch, reading in the Gospel lesson about making peace
 65 6,2 |     food.~The good news of the gospel is the Truth that the Savior
 66 6,2 |         The merciful, whom the Gospel calls charitable, are first
 67 6,2 |      Christian who accepts the Gospel call to his neighbor is
 68 7   |    wood of the Cross, the Holy Gospel, and, above all, the Most-Pure
 69 7   |      be Christianity. The Holy Gospel summons us to live in Christ,
 70 7,1 |       to them and preached the Gospel, baptizing the believing
 71 8,2 |       received the Word of the Gospel (Acts 2:41) and were baptized
 72 8,2 |     reading of the Epistle and Gospel which (along with the preceding
 73 8,5 |        the reading of the Holy Gospel is done already with his
 74 8,7 |       the bride and groom.~The Gospel for the day contains the
 75 8,8 |     Saints.”~Seven Epistle and Gospel readings are said and seven
 76 8,8 |    After the seventh, the open Gospel Book is placed over the
 77 8,8 |     hand, which is in the Holy Gospel.” This replaces an ancient
 78 9,5 |        which, in St. Matthew's Gospel is worded thus:~ ~Our Father,
 79 9,6 |       the Litany following the Gospel and when “It is truly meet...”
 80 9,8 |        prayers inspired by the Gospel teaching and compiled with
 81 9,8 |    Last Supper. But even these Gospel references do not fully
 82 10,3|     Testament.~ ~Matthew.~This Gospel presents Christ as the Fulfiller
 83 10,3|      for the day.~ ~Mark.~This Gospel is generally believed to
 84 10,3|       of Peter's witness. This Gospel is primarily a collection
 85 10,3|        and the prophets.~ ~The Gospel can be divided as follows:
 86 10,3|       Luke.~The author of this Gospel, St. Luke the Physician,
 87 10,3|      opportunity to accept the Gospel (2:32; 3:6; 24:47).~ ~When
 88 10,3|       Unjust Judge, etc.). The Gospel can be divided as follows:
 89 10,3|      holy angels.~ ~John.~This Gospel, by the Beloved Disciple,
 90 10,3|     Church the Theologian.~The Gospel is divided in the following
 91 10,3|       is a continuation of the Gospel of Luke, by the same author,
 92 10,3|         First Corinthians.~The Gospel was first preached in Corinth
 93 10,3|   quality of a preacher of the Gospel. Here we encounter the theme
 94 10,3|       assumes knowledge of the Gospel on the part of his readers
 95 10,5|           1 Corinthians 13~The Gospel Condensed.............................
 96 10,7| Throughout the Year.~ ~Epistle Gospel~Sunday of Holy Pascha
 97 10,7|    Great Feasts*~Feast Epistle Gospel~The Nativity of the Most-Holy
 98 11,1|     Mark because he begins his Gospel by describing St. John the
 99 11,1|        a winged ox because his Gospel describes the sacrifice
100 11,1|     symbolizes him because his Gospel seems to soar on eagles'
101 11,2|    Bread of Life, based on the Gospel of Mark~ ~ ~