Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,2|     Vespers, begins with the exclamation, “Blessed is our God...”
 2 3,2|     appropriately, after the exclamation, the beautiful hymn of Creation,
 3 3,2|    us worship....” After the exclamation, “Blessed is our God...”
 4 3,2|   immediately following this exclamation, is the high point and culmination
 5 3,2| Daily matins begins with the exclamation, “Blessed is our God...,”
 6 3,2|  begins with the Trinitarian exclamation, “Glory to the Holy, Consubstantial
 7 3,2|   the Priest's (or Deacon's) exclamation, “Glory to Thee, Who hast
 8 3,3| Baptism of the Lord, and the exclamation of the Priest, “Blessed
 9 3,3|      etc. After the Priest's exclamation at the end of the Great
10 3,4|  Peace at the summons of the exclamation, “Let us love one another....”
11 3,4|  Heaven, concluding with the exclamation, “Singing the triumphant
12 3,4|  powers...,” ending with the exclamation, “Take, eat...” and “Drink
13 3,4| authorities, ending with the exclamation, “Among the first, remember,
14 3,4|      daily bread.” After the exclamation, “For Thine is the Kingdom...,”
15 3,4|     with the Chalice, at the exclamation, “In the fear of God and
16 8,1|   which begins with the same exclamation by the Priest as at the