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 1 Pref |     commonly practiced, observed, held and understood by one generation
 2 Pref |          of these truths commonly held by the Orthodox, and to
 3 1,1  |     Edessa and India, where he is held in great veneration as a
 4 1,3  |         and the idea of martyrdom held a central place in the spiritual
 5 1,4  |           of the Monophysites who held that in Christ the human
 6 1,4  |          Monothelite heresy which held that in the union of the
 7 1,4  |     person. The Council, however, held that if Christ has two natures,
 8 1,4  |         Christ, against those who held that Icon-veneration was
 9 1,1  |      large in numbers, but always held a special place in Orthodoxy
10 1,4  |        Church Sobor (Council) was held in Mayfield, Pennsylvania.
11 1,4  |           All Russian Sobor to be held in more than two centuries,
12 1,4  |     Second All American Sobor was held in 1919 in Cleveland, Ohio.
13 1,4  |          Third All American Sobor held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
14 1,4  |         Fourth All American Sobor held in Detroit, Michigan, in
15 1,4  |          Fifth All American Sobor held in Cleveland, Ohio, Bishop
16 1,4  | Fourteenth) of the Metropolia was held at St. Tikhon's Monastery
17 1,4  |        First All American Council held in 1907 at Mayfield, Pennsylvania.~
18 1,5  |        Orthodox Church of America held its first convention in
19 2,4  |           Christianity has always held that without the Bishop
20 2,5  |    cup-shaped vessel with a cover held by three chains uniting
21 2,6  |          Christian service can be held without them. In the Old
22 2,6  |        Tabernacle — services were held in it with lamps as the
23 3,3  |   commandments concerning it were held sacred by the Apostles;
24 3,3  |    Liturgy of the Catechumens was held in a separate place from
25 3,3  |          with this, services were held in all the city churches,
26 3,4  |          up to kiss the Handcross held by the Priest. Those who
27 3,1  |        love with God. That is, he held in scorn the heavenly obligations
28 3,3  |       Hymn.   ~It has always been held that these rules of fasting
29 3,7  |          branches are blessed and held by the faithful (pussy-willow
30 3,8  |          set us free. He that was held prisoner of it has annihilated
31 4,7  |     together: the Old, departing, held in its arms and blessed
32 4,7  |          other man before him: he held the Almighty in his arms,
33 5    |           place, everything being held in common (there being no
34 5    |          monasticism, for a time, held sway on Mt. Athos, but at
35 6,0  |       that nothing else should be held in greater esteem; for we
36 6,4  |          is the Candlestick which held that Light that illumines
37 6,4  |       coal, so too, the Theotokos held the Living Coal. In the
38 7,2  |       Tatars, and finding himself held in captivity, he recalled
39 7,2  |     rising of the sun, the Tatars held a last council concerning
40 7,2  |         veneration in which it is held among all the Icons of the
41 8,3  |         of the Orthodox Church is held by the Holy Eucharist —
42 8,3  |         up to kiss the Hand Cross held by the Priest and those
43 8,4  |          a very serious sin; many held the extreme position that
44 8,4  |      their lifetime, while others held that those who had lapsed
45 8,7  |     Russian Church the crowns are held over the couples' heads
46 9,6  |     prayers for the dead has been held by the Orthodox Church since
47 10,1 |    Prophet Isaiah has always been held in highest esteem by the
48 10,3 |           Christ and the view was held by some that the Day of
49 11,1 |        four ends of the Cross are held together and united by its
50 11,1 |   creation visible and invisible, held together by the power of