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 1 1,4 |         Service Book especially prepared for the Church in America
 2 2,1 |         for Whom Christians are prepared to suffer all things. Less
 3 2,5 |         where the offerings are prepared during the Proskomedia or
 4 3,3 |         directed them, and they prepared the Passover. When it was
 5 3,3 |    Gifts, having, of necessity, prepared themselves beforehand by
 6 3,3 |        also with His grace. The prepared elements are then censed
 7 3,3 |         the Christian faith and prepared for Baptism. Immediately
 8 3,3 |   considered to be sufficiently prepared by the early Church to behold
 9 3,8 |      edition of the Typikon was prepared at Constantinople, which,
10 3,8 |  faithful have placed specially prepared foods from which they had
11 4,5 |  farming households, a meal was prepared for all of the animals and
12 4,6 |   Waters is performed at a site prepared outside the church (preferably
13 4,7 |       salvation which Thou hast prepared before the face of all people,
14 4,4 |          then they returned and prepared spices and ointments. On
15 4,4 |       the spices which they had prepared (Luke 24:1). And behold,
16 6,9 |      and all of these mansions, prepared for the souls of those saved
17 6,2 |        that he who has not been prepared by all the other Beatitudes
18 8,1 |        16). The baptism of John prepared a man for the reception
19 8,2 |     Holy Chrism, which has been prepared at the beginning of Holy
20 9,1 |        as the Kingdom of Heaven prepared for the faithful who lived
21 9,2 |    pleasing to God. One must be prepared to sacrifice some moments
22 10,1| dependence upon Him and thus be prepared for their historical pilgrimage.~ ~
23 11,1|         itself, and the way was prepared to the blessedness that