Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,2 |     will of God. The prophetic verses from the Psalm, “Bring my
 2 3,2 |     the Old Covenant. To these verses are joined special Stikhera (
 3 3,2 |    appointed to be sung. These verses from the Psalms normally
 4 3,2 |  appointed special Prokeimenon verses for each day of the week,
 5 3,2 |   These hymns are separated by verses taken from various parts
 6 3,2 |        Apostikha (or Stikhera (Verses) on Verses).~At Great Vespers (
 7 3,2 |        or Stikhera (Verses) on Verses).~At Great Vespers (All-Night
 8 3,2 |    singing of special selected verses from the Psalms, which illustrate
 9 3,2 |         if any) is followed by verses from Psalm 119, “Blessed
10 3,2 |         O Lord...” and special verses which speak of the Resurrection
11 3,2 |    days and Sundays, the final verses of the Praises are interspersed
12 3,3 |        consisting of prophetic verses selected from the Psalms,
13 3,4 |    done now), the first eleven verses of Psalm 34: “/ will bless
14 3,7 |        hymns on these Biblical verses.~The word antiphon in our
15 3,7 |       parts and sang the Psalm verses back and forth, from one
16 3,8 |        Prokeimena and Alleluia verses which precede and follow
17 3,9 |        Stikhera accompanied by verses usually taken from the Psalms.
18 3,9 |         Prokeimenon.~These are verses from the Psalter sung immediately
19 3,9 |       is a stanza sung between verses taken from the Psalms, primarily
20 3,6 | penitential composition of 250 verses expressing the longings
21 3,8 |    Priest exclaims the Paschal verses, “Let God arise...,” while
22 6,3 |        in the first and second verses of the Creed, they stated
23 10,1|       note that the last three verses are found only in the Orthodox
24 10,1| consists, again, of twenty-two verses.~ ~Ezekiel.~This book is
25 10,1|      contains an additional 68 verses inserted after 3:23, The