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 1 1   |           with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues,
 2 1,2 |          missionary journey, which began on the island of Cyprus,
 3 1,4 |            disciplinary importance began with the Council of Jerusalem,
 4 1,4 |            rise of monasticism. It began as a definite institution
 5 1,4 |      Christian world. It literally began at a time when the persecutions
 6 1,5 |            branches of Christendom began to differ in their basic
 7 1,9 |         Thessalonica, the brothers began translating the liturgical
 8 1,9 |           that the Church actually began to thrive. In 1359 a Wallachian
 9 1,0 |           branch of Orthodoxy. Men began to see Moscow as the Third
10 1,2 |    Christian missionary work which began with Pentecost in Jerusalem,
11 1,2 | Archimandrite Joasaph, immediately began the work of establishing
12 1,2 |           and lighted candles, and began again to try and persuade
13 1,3 |           and at the age of 16, he began his monastic life at the
14 1,3 |             From Kodiak, the Monks began their effort to convert
15 1,3 |            of Russian America), he began the work of enlarging the
16 1,4 |           while still a student he began to construct different types
17 1,4 |            used in the Church also began at this time.~In 1891, Bishop
18 1,4 |    Russians, Syrians and Albanians began to come to America in increasingly
19 1,4 |           Russian Church in Alaska began, the Church in America had
20 1,5 |           of Sibiu in Transylvania began to send Romanian Priests
21 2,4 |        Bishops of the early Church began to ordain Priests as their
22 3,1 |         the following order. Night began at 6:00 p.m. (according
23 3,1 |            a.m. to 6:00 a.m.). Day began at 6:00 a.m. (our reckoning)
24 3,3 |           whereupon the Christians began to sing the hymn, adding
25 3,7 |  part-singing appeared in Lvov and began to spread in Southern Russia
26 3,7 |            Moscow. Choirs of sorts began to be schooled in the Imperial
27 4,1 |          humiliated by the priest, began to fast, and in prayer sadly
28 4,5 |        affirmative reply, the meal began. This served as a reminder
29 4,0 |           before her bed. Then she began to make preparations for
30 4,0 |         sweet sleep. At once there began angelic singing and with
31 4,3 |           with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues,
32 4,0 |     stature of His Baptizer. Jesus began to speak to the crowds concerning
33 5   |          accepted that monasticism began in Egypt towards the end
34 7,2 |      indescribable terror and they began to beat each other. At the
35 7,2 |             The wonderworking Icon began to be known as the Pochaev
36 7,2 |            ghosts and in confusion began to fire arrows at the Most-Holy
37 7,2 |            the Icon. The girl then began to dig at a spot where a
38 7,2 |       Finding), the Russian people began to take measures to aid
39 8,1 |        form of tongues of fire and began to administer the Sacrament
40 9,6 |         Later, Orthodox Christians began to commemorate on this day,
41 10,1|         aide, Baruch. His ministry began in 627 B.C. and ended some