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 1 3,2 |         and the Christian can no longer tear away his marveling
 2 3,5 |          Canon are substantially longer and the hymns sung at this
 3 3,6 |    Chrysostom is replaced by the longer Liturgy of St. Basil the
 4 3,6 |  especially characterized by its longer and very moving prayers.~ ~
 5 6,8 |       forceful that man could no longer return to this previous
 6 7   |     flesh (John 1:14), we are no longer in our infancy; we have
 7 8,3 |  Philaret of Moscow wrote in his Longer Catechism, concerning the
 8 8,7 |       Gen. 2:24]. So they are no longer two but one flesh. What
 9 9,7 |           the Jesus Prayer is no longer recited by means of a deliberate
10 11,1| crucified with Christ:, it is no longer I who live, but Christ Who
11 11,1|       destroyed, and we might no longer be enslaved to sin. For
12 11,1|        This has three arms, each longer than the other, the two
13 11,1|     short one near the top and a longer one near the base.~Cross