Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,5 |   Vespers — Compline; Nocturns — Matins — 1st Hour; 3rd Hour — 6th
 2 2,5 |      Passion Gospel (Holy Friday Matins), according to the number
 3 2,5 |          the All-Night Vigil, at Matins, before the Six Psalms,
 4 2,5 |   Passion Gospels of Holy Friday Matins, as well as after the Gospel
 5 2,5 |        the Great Doxology of the Matins of Holy Saturday when the
 6 2,6 |        of the morning service of Matins is also linked to the idea
 7 2,6 |    Passion Gospel at Holy Friday Matins, the faithful hold candles,
 8 2,6 |      also during the Lamentation Matins of Holy Saturday, the faithful
 9 3,1 |     Nocturns (Midnight Service), Matins, and First Hour; Third and
10 3,1 |       Morning Service (Nocturns, Matins and 1st Hour), and Midday
11 3,1 |     joining of Great Vespers and Matins into one Service, may be
12 3,1 |          the 1st Hour (joined to Matins) and the 6th Hour (joined
13 3,2 |     Gospel which will be read at Matins (if it be Saturday evening).
14 3,2 |      sung (Festal) at the end of Matins. After “Grant, Lord...”
15 3,2 |   blessed bread during Feast-Day Matins to the faithful who have
16 3,2 |          just before the Paschal Matins): Daily, Saturday and Sunday
17 3,2 |    prayer to the Holy Trinity.~ ~Matins.~The Light of Christ which
18 3,2 |   service of the Morning Cycle — Matins. It shines faintly, at first,
19 3,2 |         Six Psalms) and then, as Matins proceeds, this Light gradually
20 3,2 |     point and culmination of the Matins cycle.~Daily matins begins
21 3,2 |          the Matins cycle.~Daily matins begins with the exclamation, “
22 3,2 |        and then the beginning of Matins proper. At the All-Night
23 3,2 |    introductory part is omitted.~Matins proper begins with the Trinitarian
24 3,2 |   character of Vespers, gives to Matins the content of a New Testament
25 3,2 |      reverence. At this point of Matins, the Priest (or Deacon)
26 3,2 |         end of the first part of Matins.~The second part of Matins
27 3,2 |       Matins.~The second part of Matins begins with the reading
28 3,2 |   permitted to sit. This part of Matins, consisting of long, continuous
29 3,2 |       closed during this part of Matins.~At the conclusion of the
30 3,2 |          ends the second part of Matins.~The third part of Matins
31 3,2 |        Matins.~The third part of Matins begins with the singing
32 3,2 |           the fourth part of the Matins begins. Here is sung the
33 3,2 |   because the singing of them at Matins precedes the daybreak and
34 3,2 |     anticipated one more part of Matins which praises the Light,
35 3,2 |    Dismissal is made. At Weekday Matins, the Doxology is followed
36 3,2 |    follows immediately after the Matins Dismissal and after the
37 3,2 |   Fervent Supplications at Daily Matins. Thus we have now come into
38 3,2 |      comes immediately after the Matins.~ ~3rd and 6th Hours.~In
39 3,8 |       Biblical Canticles sung at Matins.~ ~The Division of the Psalter
40 3,8 |          fixed parts of Vespers, Matins and the Liturgy (primarily
41 3,8 |       Priest's parts at Vespers, Matins and the Divine Liturgy.~ ~
42 3,8 |          Daily Offices (Vespers, Matins, etc.) with most of the
43 3,9 |   Vespers and also at the end of Matins on ordinary weekdays.~ ~
44 3,9 |          The Canons are found at Matins, Compline, and certain other
45 3,9 |        Psalter, read at Vespers, Matins, and various other services,
46 3,9 |          at Liturgy, Vespers and Matins. [Except for Feasts and
47 3,9 |           and the Apostikha) and Matins (at the Apostikha).~ ~Theotokion.~
48 3,9 |             and the Apostikha at Matins, at the Liturgy and other
49 3,9 |          short Troparion sung at Matins on Great Feasts and Sundays.~ ~
50 3,6 |          of the Pharisee. At the Matins Service we sing for the
51 3,6 |           On this Sunday, at the Matins Service we also sing the
52 3,6 |         devoted at this Sunday's Matins.~ ~Third Sunday of Great
53 3,7 |        and moving melody sung at Matins, “Behold, the Bridegroom
54 3,7 |             for which reason the Matins of these three days is called
55 3,7 |        days is called Bridegroom Matins. The theme is taken from
56 3,7 |         suffering and death. The Matins Service is characterized
57 3,7 |        descent into Hell. At the Matins Lamentations Service the
58 3,8 |         At the conclusion of the Matins, the catechetical address
59 3,8 |       the great Paschal Banquet. Matins is then followed by the
60 3,8 |         at the end of the Pascha Matins. No one sits during the
61 4,8 |     Bride! [From the Ikos of the Matins of the Feast].~ ~Troparion
62 6,0 |       preceding it — Vespers and Matins. Further, we are commanded
63 9,6 |     Service), and at Vespers and Matins the departed are remembered
64 9,6 | including the following from the Matins Canon:~ ~To those hidden
65 10,1|         is read at Holy Saturday Matins comes from this Prophet (
66 10,7|           6:3-11 Matt. 28:1-20~ ~Matins Resurrection Gospels.~1.