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 1 Intro,1|     cohesive whole. These are precious gifts which ought to be
 2 1,4    |   Nothing is sweeter nor more precious than the words of Scripture (
 3 2,2    |       And make this bread~the precious Body of Your Christ. Amen.
 4 2,2    |      which is in this cup the precious~Blood of Your Christ. Amen.
 5 2,5    |      Orthodoxy is gifted with precious treasures. A rich liturgical
 6 3,1    |          the rediscovery of a precious and dynamic treasure already
 7 3,3    | received gifts of the Church, precious in themselves, are not adequately
 8 3,4    |     to the world and shed His precious blood on the Cross not merely
 9 4,4    |      14:23-26). Wherever this precious gift is effectively proclaimed
10 5,3    |       And make this bread the precious Body of Your Christ. And
11 5,3    |      which is in this cup the precious Blood of Your Christ.” All
12 6,1    |       growth.~ Silouan's most precious lesson was about humility.
13 6,2    |       He taught that the most precious thing in the world is to
14 6,2    |      in part. Nothing is more precious than to know God; nothing
15 8,2    |       the risk of losing some precious cultural traditions and
16 9,2    |      with intricate carvings, precious stones, artful symbols,
17 9,2    |       God.~ Why is Christ the precious jewel of Orthodoxy? He is
18 10,1   |    existence. Nothing is more precious than a person’s soul. No
19 11,2   |     faith is so embracing and precious, I said to my self, why
20 11,4   |       above Him, not even His precious gifts to us, which would