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 1 2,1 |        use in the Church of the sacred number “seven”; nine cupolas
 2 2,4 |         placed (seven being the sacred number), and sometimes a
 3 2,5 |          Upon it are placed the sacred vessels used in the preparation
 4 2,5 |        a space reserved for the sacred vessels, books and vestments,
 5 3,2 |      trodden, to live again the sacred events of our salvation.
 6 3,3 |         concerning it were held sacred by the Apostles; for when
 7 3,3 |       prayer, in the singing of sacred hymns, and the breaking
 8 3,3 |         secret place (where the sacred vessels also were kept).
 9 3,3 |   glorifies those Saints or the sacred event of the Feast Day by
10 3,3 |        fully the essence of the sacred event. This can be seen,
11 3,3 |     sung seven times, since, in Sacred Tradition, seven is seen
12 3,4 |    these words, begins the most sacred part of the Divine Liturgy —
13 3,7 |        heightened speech called sacred singing. It is important
14 3,7 | inculturation does not make the sacred singing of one Orthodox
15 3,7 |       There are in all Orthodox sacred singing those elements that
16 3,7 |   Church music more and more is sacred singing looked upon as a
17 3,7 |   understood is the function of sacred singing in Orthodox worship.
18 3,7 |        Church supposed to do? A sacred song is not unlike a holy
19 3,7 |       holy Icon is seen and the sacred song is heard, the functions
20 3,7 |   presence and the awareness of sacred mystery.~Bringing us together
21 3,7 |    together is no small part of sacred music's function. Just as
22 3,7 |         Communion together is a sacred sign that all who partake
23 4,2 |      the Cross of the Lord, the sacred place of His suffering was
24 4,3 |        bright garments, singing sacred hymns and carrying lit candles
25 4,3 |         Chamber and Virgin; the sacred Treasure of the glory of
26 4,1 |     sight of this beautiful and sacred city.~Not only the disciples,
27 7,1 | thanksgiving Abgar received the sacred object and received healing,
28 7,2 |     Icon and thus preserved its sacred memory.~One day in the latter
29 10  |          folk tale and history, sacred hymns and a superb love
30 10,1|     gratitude for deliverance); Sacred History (in which the nation
31 11,1|   Against the Iconoclasts]. The sacred central point of this world
32 11,1|      Paradise and it became the sacred task of Christian art to