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 1 1,1 |         John 1:37-40), to whom he brought his brother Simon, called
 2 1,3 |          side of his throat which brought him to the point of death.
 3 1,3 |       ship from the United States brought an epidemic to the Alaskans
 4 1,3 |        epidemic ended, Fr. Herman brought the orphans back to New
 5 1,4 |          America, the Mission was brought to a new stage of maturity.
 6 1,4 |          of the chaotic situation brought about by the end of World
 7 1,4 |       Detroit, Michigan, in 1924, brought a measure of peace with
 8 1,4 | leadership of the American Church brought it to full maturity, although
 9 1,5 |          jurisdictional confusion brought about by the War and Bolshevik
10 2,3 |   celebrated within the Altar, is brought forth through them to the
11 2,6 |           of a deceased person is brought in the church, four candles
12 3,2 |        denotes the spiritual life brought to earth by the Savior.~
13 3,2 |           of the mercies which He brought by His coming, reminds us
14 3,2 |        the Savior's Resurrection, brought to the remaining Disciples
15 3,2 |      sweet spices which the women brought to the tomb of the Lord
16 3,3 |        ancient times the faithful brought gifts of bread and wine
17 3,3 |     Alleluia!” Then the Gospel is brought out and the Gospel lesson
18 3,4 |        Entrance all those who had brought or sent offerings for the
19 3,7 |            Greek — Epitaphion) is brought out in a solemn procession
20 4,2 |         dead person who was being brought to a place of burial. When
21 4,3 |         separated from the world, brought to live in the Temple —
22 4,7 |       fulfillment of the Law, was brought to the Temple and presented
23 4,7 |         strength of hand the Lord brought us out of Egypt, from the
24 4,7 |       with profound significance, brought Son and Mother, the God-Man
25 4,7 |      temple; and when the parents brought in the child Jesus, to do
26 4,1 |        she-ass and her colt, they brought them to the Savior. The
27 4,4 |   possession of human nature, and brought decay and death in its wake.
28 4,0 |   beheaded him in the prison, and brought his head on a platter, and
29 5   |           main monastery, usually brought to him by Monks of the monastery,
30 6,3 |         By His Omnipotent Word He brought into being from non-being
31 6,6 |     outside of the Church.~We are brought to the Church by faith in
32 6,8 |      Resurrection (1 Cor. 15:14). Brought into communion with Christ
33 6,0 |         am the LORD your God, Who brought you out of the land of Egypt,
34 6,0 |           respect our parents who brought us into the world, continuing
35 6,0 |          with contentment; for we brought nothing into the world,
36 6,2 |          moved to say, When I was brought low, He saved me (Ps. 116:
37 6,2 |           and conflict within men brought about their mutual alienation.
38 7   |       beginning the Good News was brought to the world by the Church
39 7,1 |          the city of Edessa — and brought to the Capital of the Orthodox.
40 7,1 |           He wrote to Abgar, were brought by the clergy to Constantinople.
41 7,2 |        1398-1425) and in 1398 she brought to Moscow the Smolensk Icon
42 7,2 |         an icon of the Theotokos, brought with him from Constantinople.
43 7,2 |        the son of Yuri Dolgoruky, brought the Icon to Vladimir and
44 7,2 |           early copies of it were brought from Mt. Athos — one in
45 7,2 |           by Patriarch Nikon, was brought in 1656 to the Monastery
46 7,2 |         the day when the Icon was brought from Mt. Athos to Moscow,
47 7,2 |          great honor the Icon was brought to the Church of St. Nicholas
48 8,1 |           on the 40th Day, He was brought by His parents to the Temple,
49 8,3 |  sacrifice of redemption which is brought for the living and the dead.~
50 9,1 |         many ways, must always be brought to remembrance as well as
51 10,1|         by a just and holy God is brought to the helpless and hopeless