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 1 Pref |         from Europe or the Middle East; or else it must be dug
 2 1,5  |           not impossible, between East and West. And even in theology
 3 1,5  |     jurisdiction to extend to the East as well as the West, the
 4 1,9  |     period of vacillation between East and West, Serbia came under
 5 2,1  |    Orthodox churches are oriented East — West, with the main entrance
 6 2,1  |           the light of Truth (the East). This rule is violated
 7 2,4  |       Behind this, at the extreme East end of the Altar is a raised
 8 3,2  |         drove out man; and at the east of the garden of Eden he
 9 4,4  |            the Dayspring from the East, has visited us from on
10 4,4  |         behold, wise men from the East came to Jerusalem, saying, “
11 4,4  |         have seen His star in the East, and have come to worship
12 4,4  |        which they had seen in the East went before them, till it
13 4,5  |      Bethlehem which shone in the East to the Magi coming to worship
14 6,4  |        speaks of the Temple whose East gate remains sealed, through
15 7,1  |         extended out into all the East. In 944 the Emperor Constantine
16 7,2  |         terrible Conqueror of the East, Tamerlane. Grand Prince
17 8,1  | catechumen then turns back to the east (which symbolizes the region
18 10,1 |       approaching Canaan from the East (Ch. 21:14-36).~Here we
19 10,1 |       attack upon Canaan from the East. Deuteronomy is essentially
20 11,1 |   crucified Christ), which in the East, culminated in the eight-pointed