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 1 3,2 |         there are compositions of praise for a particular Saint or
 2 3,2 |   Dogmatic, since, in addition to praise of the Most-Holy Theotokos,
 3 3,2 |           a Theotokion, a hymn of praise to the Theotokos, is sung
 4 3,2 | celebration, as well as a hymn of praise (Theotokion) to the Mother
 5 3,2 |          read), “Let every breath praise the Lord....” All God's
 6 3,2 |         creatures are summoned to praise the Lord — their Creator.
 7 3,4 |       while on our part it is our praise of God's Majesty, revealed
 8 3,4 |           As the Choir sings, “We praise Thee...,” the Priest prays, “
 9 3,4 |         mouths be filled with Thy praise, O Lord....” Thus, in the
10 3,7 |           group, and then to sing praise with one mouth and one heart.
11 3,1 |           must be observed in the praise of God and must be in accordance
12 4,3 |        which the angels of God do praise. Truly this woman is the
13 4,6 |            who with understanding praise Thee: Thou hast come and
14 4,1 |          Thy Resurrection! Now we praise Thee and sing: Hosanna in
15 4,1 |          O Christ God! Accept the praise of angels and the songs
16 4,4 |           Cross, O Christ, and we praise and glorify Thy holy Resurrection;
17 6,0 |         all the earth! (Ps. 8:1). Praise, O servants of the Lord,
18 6,0 |           O servants of the Lord, praise the name of the Lord! (Ps.
19 7,2 |          All-gracious Hodigitria, Praise of Smolensk and the whole
20 9,6 |          they triply proclaim and praise the God in Trinity — and
21 9,8 |           be praised (Ps. 113:3). Praise and thanks are offered up
22 10,1|           follows: Hymns (acts of praise suitable for any occasion);
23 10,1|       Appendix 5 (Ch. 31:10-31) — praise of the ideal wife.~ ~Ecclesiastes (