Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,7 |     Bishop (Reader's Phelonion — symbolizing his dedication to the service
 2 2,7 |         and the garment of joy,” symbolizing a pure and peaceful conscience,
 3 2,7 |          given a Pectoral Cross, symbolizing that he must confess the
 4 2,7 |      Saccos (sackcloth garment), symbolizing that the Bishop must rise
 5 2,7 |          Byzantine times and now symbolizing, as does a crown, the power
 6 2,7 |        shape of serpent's heads, symbolizing the brazen serpent lifted
 7 2,7 |          any monastic Mantiyas), symbolizing for all Monks (of whom the
 8 3,2 |       life-creating Trinity...,” symbolizing that as yet, the name of
 9 3,2 |    clergy came out with candles (symbolizing the Light of Christ come
10 3,4 | worshippers respond with “Amen,” symbolizing their participation in the
11 3,4 |    Chalice after the 1C portion, symbolizing the water that poured forth
12 3,7 |         Altar with a lit candle, symbolizing the Light of the Risen Christ
13 3,9 |         Iconostasis remain open, symbolizing our free access to the Holy
14 4,5 |          is placed on the table, symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem and
15 4,2 |     ascended in a cloud on high, symbolizing the rising smoke of an acceptable
16 6,4 |       Egypt by a Cloud of Light, symbolizing the presence of God in their
17 8,2 |    number of aromatic substances symbolizing the various grace-bestowing
18 11,1|      idea of a six-pointed Cross symbolizing the original image of the
19 11,1|        crosses between the arms, symbolizing the five wounds of Christ.
20 11,1|          an anchor with a Cross, symbolizing hope (Heb. 6:19), and was
21 11,1|        Cross resting on a globe, symbolizing the triumph of the Gospels
22 11,1|      This is a Cross in a crown, symbolizing the reward of the faithful
23 11,2|       symbol can also be seen as symbolizing the Holy Eucharist.~Dove
24 11,2|     stone, with numbers on each, symbolizing the Ten Commandments. Sometimes