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 1 1,1| monasteries and convents were open, as well as about 7,000
 2 2,2|     or Psalm reading) and the open spaces were seen to be especially
 3 3,2|       from Psalm 51, “O Lord, open Thou my lips....” Now follows
 4 3,6|       beautiful Lenten hymn, “Open to me the gates of repentance.../'
 5 3,6|           reminding us of the open gateway through which all
 6 3,9|     of the Iconostasis remain open, symbolizing our free access
 7 4,7|      whatever is the first to open the womb among the people
 8 4,7|      all the males that first open the womb; but all the first-born
 9 4,0|       the Apostles decided to open the tomb so that he might
10 4,1|      often avoided direct and open confrontation with them.
11 4,2|     the Heavenly Mansions, to open the Gates of Paradise, and
12 6,2|    Man and Lazarus), who will open or close for us the gates
13 8,4|     intentions. Everything is open to Him. In response to sin,
14 8,8|        After the seventh, the open Gospel Book is placed over
15 9,5|   Nicholas of Ochrid, when “I open my mouth and cry: 'Father!'
16 9,5|       for a man whose soul is open and awaits Thy coming.”~