Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,4 |         first, inner covering, is of white linen, representing the
 2 3,7 |           furnishings are changed to white. [Here we must remember
 3 3,7 |             the liturgical colors to white — the Baptismal colors.]~
 4 4,9 |              raiment became dazzling white. And behold, two men talked
 5 4,2 |             two men stood by them in white robes, and said, “Men of
 6 4,4 |           lightning, and his raiment white as snow. And for fear of
 7 4,4 |            and she saw two angels in white, sitting where the body
 8 7,2 |              appeared, unfurling her white and shining omophor, surrounded
 9 8,1 | newly-illumined one is now vested in white garments and a cross is
10 8,2 |              to which has been added white grape wine and a number
11 8,2 |         Chrism is washed off and the white baptismal garments removed. [
12 8,5 |       distinct groups — the married (white or parochial) clergy and
13 8,5 |       ordination to the ranks of the white clergy may now choose to
14 11,2|             Descending: This symbol, white, with a three-rayed nimbus