Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,2 |         the Savior and in it we sing, “Arise, O Lord, save me,
 2 3,2 |         center of the church to sing them (Greek: Exapostilarion —
 3 3,3 |              ideally two Choirs sing the Antiphons (Greek — sounding
 4 3,3 |         the Christians began to sing the hymn, adding the words, “
 5 3,4 |         It is meet and right to sing of Thee...,” in which is
 6 3,7 |       be an Icon of worship. We sing our prayers. Our prayers
 7 3,7 |         as a group, and then to sing praise with one mouth and
 8 3,7 | attention to the way the people sing the Amen as their assent
 9 3,9 |         center of the church to sing it. These are found after
10 3,6 |        At the Matins Service we sing for the first time the beautiful
11 3,6 |      the Matins Service we also sing the beautiful hymn of remembrance, “
12 3,8 |    Savior, the angels in heaven sing. Enable us on earth to glorify
13 3,8 |              while the Faithful sing the triumphant Paschal hymn, “
14 4,1 |     guilt of sin, celebrate and sing to you: The barren woman
15 4,3 |         all. Let us rejoice and sing to her: Rejoice, O divine
16 4,8 |  servants, delivered from evil, sing our grateful thanks to you,
17 4,8 |         calamity so that we may sing: Rejoice, O Unwedded Bride!~ ~
18 4,1 |          Now we praise Thee and sing: Hosanna in the highest!
19 4,1 |      the songs of children, who sing: Blessed is He that conies
20 7,2 |         ordered the faithful to sing an Akathist to the Mother
21 11,1|         for this reason that we sing the triumphant hymn of the