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 1 1,0 |     called a mosque, while they stand ungirt. The Bulgarian bows,
 2 1,2 |        the end, maintaining his stand, and with this faith he
 3 2,2 |    called the Iconostasis (Icon stand). The walls of the Nave
 4 2,2 |          where the Communicants stand to receive Holy Communion
 5 2,6 |     Holy Saturday, the faithful stand holding lit candles as a
 6 2,6 | Memorial services, the faithful stand with lit candles as a sign
 7 3,2 |      before an icon placed on a stand in the middle of the church.
 8 3,2 |         Gospel Book placed on a stand in the center of the church
 9 3,3 |         the Priest (and Deacon) stand before the Holy Doors and
10 3,4 |     people and intones: “Let us stand aright....” These words
11 3,0 |       of reverential piety — we stand during the services, we
12 3,8 |     during the reading, but all stand and listen with reverence.]~ ~
13 4,2 |      Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking into heaven? This
14 6,1 |  Council (787) obviously do not stand on the same level as the
15 6,2 | Orthodox Church made a decisive stand to protect the purity of
16 6,3 |       Other angels, who did not stand firm in goodness, sinned
17 6,8 |      lives, and at last he will stand upon the earth; and after
18 7,2 |         Tamerlane, and took his stand on the Oka River beyond
19 7,2 |        changed its place and to stand above the gates of the Monastery.
20 8,4 |      vile body; I shall have to stand before terrible demons and
21 8,4 |       will lead my poor soul to stand before God's fearful seat
22 9,2 |        As the Prayerbook says: “Stand in silence for a few moments
23 9,2 |        During prayer one should stand straight with ones eyes
24 9,4 |         That is why the priests stand before us, that the prayers
25 9,5 |      forgiven. And whenever you stand praying, forgive, if you
26 11,1|     three-fold points (Trefoil) stand for the Holy Trinity.~Celtic: