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 1 3,1 | twenty-four hours. These services express our remembrance of events
 2 3,2 |       that has just passed and we express the hope that He will grant
 3 3,3 |        Saint (s) commemorated and express the essence of the Feast
 4 3,0 |         the first two fingers, we express our belief in the Most-Holy
 5 5   |        the world, a Monk does not express contempt for it, but, on
 6 6,6 |      words the pillar and bulwark express the truth's firmness, immutability,
 7 7   |         of [God's] glory, and the express image of [God's] person (
 8 7   |           of Heaven; they visibly express the idea of Heaven on earth.~
 9 9   |         of course, but these only express the state of prayer, while
10 9,8 |            The Psalmist's prayers express concern for the future of
11 10,3|           to the Thessalonians to express his joy and gratitude at
12 11,1|          task of Christian art to express all of this. For this reason
13 11,2|        which the three equal arcs express eternity in their continuous