Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,2|     person of Jesus Christ. On ordinary days, a Theotokion, a hymn
 2 3,2|      have mercy”), although at ordinary Vespers it is transferred
 3 3,2|      oil, commemorates this in ordinary churches.~Vespers then concludes
 4 3,2|         the Great Doxology; on ordinary days it is read — the Small
 5 3,3|       the Festal Antiphons. On ordinary weekdays, if it not be a
 6 3,6| identical to the first half of ordinary Vespers — regular beginning,
 7 3,9|        at the end of Matins on ordinary weekdays.~ ~Canon.~The Canon
 8 3,9|   Canon on major Feasts and on ordinary days, the Irmos of the last
 9 3,8|       When they sat down to an ordinary meal, they would leave a
10 4,5|    reminders of the simple and ordinary moments, as well as our
11 4,5|    with which we accept life's ordinary and happy experiences.~The
12 6,0|     113:2-3).~How often in our ordinary conversations the name of
13 6,1|  Teacher and Miracle-Worker an ordinary prophet, or was He the Christ,
14 9,7|     lives, however, how can an ordinary Orthodox Christian practice