Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |          grace of the laying-on of hands (cf. Acts 1); these successors
 2 1,4   |            construct, with his own hands, the large clock on the
 3 2,1   |            crossbeam, to which the hands of Jesus were nailed; the
 4 2,6   |          hold lit candles in their hands until the end of the Paschal
 5 2,6   |          hold lit candles in their hands during the procession around
 6 2,6   |     betrothal ceremony, the Priest hands the bride and bridegroom
 7 2,7   |          bonds with which Christ's hands were bound), the Priest
 8 3,3   |    Phelonion. Then both wash their hands and prepare to celebrate
 9 3,6   |           let the lifting up of my hands be an evening sacrifice.~
10 3,6   |           let the lifting up of my hands Be an evening sacrifice.~ ~
11 3,0   |           weight forwards onto the hands and touching the ground
12 4,3   |      carrying lit candles in their hands, they led her to the Jerusalem
13 4,7   |           and didst bless Simeon's hands, O Christ God. Now Thou
14 4,0   |     receive her soul into His holy hands. As she knelt, the olive
15 4,0   | surrendered her pure soul into His hands. She felt no pain whatever,
16 4,2   |         into a sanctuary made with hands, a copy of the true one,
17 4,2   |   repeatedly proclaims: “Clap your hands, all you nations, for Christ
18 4,7   |          circumcision made without hands, by putting off the body
19 5,1   |         his willingness, the Abbot hands the scissors, with which
20 5,1   |      Novice takes the scissors and hands them back to the Abbot,
21 6,6   |     Succession by the laying-on of hands upon the hierarchs (Acts
22 6,2   |           the Christian era at the hands of the infuriated pagans,
23 7,2   |            receive the Icon in his hands. With great rejoicing and
24 7,2   |            was in captivity at the hands of the Poles, came news
25 8,1   |         Cross and the laying-on of hands upon his head, as well as
26 8,2   |        prayer and the laying-on of hands. In the Acts of the Apostles,
27 8,2   |               Then they laid their hands on them and they received
28 8,2   |           through the laying-on of hands required the personal participation
29 8,2   |     nostrils, mouth, ears, breast, hands and feet of the Newly-illumined.
30 8,5   |            there is a laying-on of hands on the head of the one being
31 8,5   |            involves a laying-on of hands, but there is no invocation
32 8,8   |             I do not lay my sinful hands on the head of him who comes...
33 8,8   |           practice of laying-on of hands.~We must note that this
34 11,1  |         moment of the laying-on of hands when the Bishop, making