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 1 2,7 |   around the neck so that both ends hang down the front, being
 2 2,7 |  shorter Omophorion (with both ends hanging down the front),
 3 3,2 |   separation from the old, and ends in expectancy and acceptance
 4 3,2 |      be with us....” This part ends with the Prayer of the Hours, “
 5 3,2 |  Troparia. This Sunday Service ends with a long prayer to the
 6 3,2 |    only Psalm 51 is read. This ends the second part of Matins.~
 7 3,2 |       men!” The Great Doxology ends with the Trisagion.~At the
 8 3,2 |        to about 7:00 a.m. Thus ends the Morning Service.~The
 9 3,3 |   Liturgy of the Catechumens — ends.~ ~
10 3,8 |     way Bright Week begins and ends with the eating of especially
11 4,5 |     good will to men.” The day ends with the attendance of the
12 4,0 |      who were scattered to the ends of the earth and, bringing
13 5,2 |      down, and one each on the ends of the wings of the veil.~ ~
14 6,9 |       World to Come.~The Creed ends with this confident hope
15 10,3| endures all things.~Love never ends; as for prophecies; they
16 11,1|   further states: “As the four ends of the Cross are held together
17 11,1|   Cross Barbee: This Cross has ends like fish hooks, suggesting