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 1 Intro |           the Resurrection of the Dead. The means for achieving
 2 1,1   |           declared religion to be dead in Albania. Since the death
 3 1,2   |       Father Juvenaly was already dead he had risen up and followed
 4 2,4   |        may not be of the skins of dead animals (i.e., leather),
 5 2,5   |        Saints, the Living and the Dead.~ ~Star-Cover (Asterisk).~
 6 2,6   |          for Christ Crucified and Dead, showing their faith in
 7 2,7   |           the fleshly members are dead to the world. Unlike the
 8 3,2   |         e.g., the Service for the Dead on Memorial Saturdays) is
 9 3,2   |         134) and a prayer for the dead, serving to remind us of
10 3,2   |      after He had arisen from the dead, quickly showed Himself
11 3,3   |    followed by the Litany for the Dead. Then follows the Litany
12 3,4   |      showing that although He was dead, His body was not devoid
13 3,4   |     Theotokos, Saints, living and dead — having by now been placed
14 3,7   |       raising of Lazarus from the dead and serves as a reminder
15 3,8   |          Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by
16 3,8   |      Christ is risen, and not one dead remains in the grave. For
17 3,8   |      Christ, being risen from the dead, is become the first-fruits
18 3,9   |          Christ is risen from the dead....” All of the Faithful,
19 3,9   |     Himself He has raised all the dead.~Rejoice, all ye people!~
20 4,2   |           in turn, be placed on a dead person who was being brought
21 4,2   |       Cross of Christ touched the dead one, he immediately came
22 4,0   |           but was raised from the dead and carried to the glory
23 4,0   |         he might at least see the dead body of the Blessed Mother.
24 4,1   |         Jesus had raised from the dead (John 12:1). While tarrying
25 4,1   |       Whom He had raised from the dead (John 12:9).~The number
26 4,1   |           raised Lazarus from the dead, grew even greater at the
27 4,1   |          raising Lazarus from the dead before Thy Passion, Thou
28 4,4   |             He has risen from the dead,” and the last fraud will
29 4,4   |          trembled and became like dead men. But the angel said
30 4,4   |        that He has risen from the dead (Matt. 28:2-7).~Mary Magdalene
31 4,4   |          Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by
32 4,4   |          Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by
33 5,2   |       belt, made of the skin of a dead animal — signifying deadness
34 5,2   |           made from the skin of a dead animal and for the same
35 6,2   |          judge the living and the dead; Whose Kingdom shall have
36 6,2   |           the resurrection of the dead;~(12)         And the life
37 6,4   |         been resurrected from the dead. The Lord ascended into
38 6,4   |          judge the living and the dead (John 5:29), after which
39 6,8   |           the Resurrection of the Dead.~Man is created by the Lord
40 6,8   |         the First-fruits from the dead and the Author and Finisher
41 6,8   |          has been raised from the dead, the first fruits of those
42 6,8   |           the Resurrection of the dead,” the Holy Church confesses
43 6,8   | omnipotence all the bodies of the dead shall reunite with their
44 6,8   |     universal resurrection of the dead, as the Bible tells us,
45 6,8   |          16).~Resurrection of the dead was known in Old Testament
46 6,8   |     universal resurrection of the dead (Ez. 37:12,14).~By His Resurrection,
47 6,8   |     universal resurrection of the dead. All of Christianity is
48 6,8   |          Church's prayers for the dead are based on faith in universal
49 6,9   |           the resurrection of the dead and Christ's last judgment.~
50 6,2   |      especially they pray for the dead who need nothing from the
51 8,3   |    brought for the living and the dead.~According to St. Nicholas
52 9,6   |           Church's Prayer for the Dead.~At every Divine Service,
53 9,6   |        and fruit signify that the dead will again rise from the
54 9,6   |         observing prayers for the dead has been held by the Orthodox
55 9,6   |         Church to commemorate the dead on these three Saturdays (
56 9,6   |          on the 6th), so that the dead not be deprived of the Church'
57 9,6   |            a commemoration of the dead is made so that, having
58 9,7   |          Whom God raised from the dead, by Him this man is standing
59 10,2  |          offer sacrifices for the dead (12:43-45). The book can
60 10,3  |            if it has no works, is dead (2:15). In addition, he
61 10,5  |            Faith without works is dead.......................James
62 11,1  |        and to rise again from the dead. This process, then, is