Chapter, Paragraph
1 1,3 | and although there were long periods of de-facto toleration,
2 1,0 | sense, was the first of the long line of missionaries who
3 1,4 | Veniamin) of Irkutsk. Not long after graduation from the
4 1,4 | felt hungry or thirsty as long as he was speaking, not
5 1,4 | St. Petersburg, and the long tie with the Diocese of
6 2,7 | Stikharion (or Dalmatic), a long garment with sleeves, reaching
7 2,7 | upon the breast and back, a long, wide band of material,
8 2,7 | Epitrachelion, the Priest wears a long garment, sleeveless, with
9 3,2 | love and, by retracing the long way already trodden, to
10 3,2 | that we have traveled the long, hard road and seen at last
11 3,2 | Sunday Service ends with a long prayer to the Holy Trinity.~ ~
12 3,2 | of Matins, consisting of long, continuous readings of
13 3,3 | served at another place, as long as the Antimension is present.
14 3,7 | of this is possible — so long as none of it contradicts
15 3,9 | Kontakion was originally a long poetic composition rolled
16 3,6 | is read. This Canon is a long penitential composition
17 3,8 | Lord. If any have labored long in fasting, let him now
18 4,2 | Life-Creating Cross (Sept. 14)~Not long after the Nativity of the
19 4,9 | those who have followed Him long and faithfully who are privileged
20 5 | Seraphim of Sarov pleaded for a long time before he was given
21 5,2 | Mantiya (mantle or cloak), a long, sleeveless robe, also called “
22 6,7 | Sacrament of Baptism. Man has long associated water with the
23 6,0 | mother, that your days may be long in the land which the LORD
24 6,0 | mother, that your days may be long in the land which the LORD
25 6,0 | you and that you may live long on the earth (Eph. 6:3).~
26 7 | Have I been with you so long, and yet you do not know
27 8,6 | eminence (e.g., Bishops of long tenure) the Church of Russia
28 9,7 | of Jesus, perhaps not for long, continuous blocks of time,
29 9,8 | the Psalmist recalls times long past and bygone years, and
30 10,2| confession of Israel's guilt in a long penitential prayer; 2) (
31 10,2| Jerusalem, who wrote not long after the death of the High
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