Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |          where he was martyred by crucifixion. His Feast Day is October
 2 1,1 |     eventually suffering death by crucifixion. His Feast Day is August
 3 1,1 |        Matt. 26:14-15). After the Crucifixion of Jesus, in deep remorse,
 4 3,1 |        and recalls the day of the Crucifixion; Saturday is dedicated to
 5 3,2 |         6th Hour commemorates the Crucifixion of Christ (death coming
 6 3,9 |           Theotokos at the Lord's Crucifixion, and thus are called Cross-Theotokia (
 7 3,6 |          reminded of the upcoming crucifixion of the Lord and strengthened
 8 3,7 |         Last Supper to the Lord's Crucifixion, Death and Burial. That
 9 4,2 |        its walls the place of the crucifixion of the Savior, as well as
10 4,4 |       Saturday, the day after the crucifixion of the Lord, His disciples
11 4,4 |        met their preaching of the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ
12 4,6 |          in Gethsemane before His crucifixion; and the Resurrection is
13 4,9 |         by beheading and Peter by crucifixion. Thus this Feast became
14 8,3 | Institution of the Eucharist, the Crucifixion, Resurrection and Ascension
15 10,3|             the last week, Jesus' Crucifixion and Burial (Ch. 21-27);
16 10,3|            The last week — Jesus' crucifixion and burial (Ch. 11-15);
17 10,3|   Jerusalem; 7) (Ch. 19:28-23:56) Crucifixion and Burial; and 8) (Ch.
18 10,5|               Matthew 21:1-10~The Crucifixion..................................
19 11,1|           Savior speak of His own crucifixion and death on the Cross,
20 11,1|    destiny of which was to suffer crucifixion together with Christ and,
21 11,1|      direct representation of the crucifixion; but even then, almost three
22 11,1|        had abolished execution by crucifixion, for many the direct representation