Chapter, Paragraph
1 2,1| event or other out of the life of the Saviour or of His
2 2,2| descriptions of Christ’s life; while seven indicate the
3 3,2| must rise to holiness of life, and called it Saccos, which
4 3,2| by his teaching and his life, rise above his flock, and
5 4,3| resurrection and eternal life. The remembrance of these
6 4,6| abolishing death and granting us life eternal.” — Troparion for
7 5,2| one another and all our life unto Christ our God.”~In
8 5,5| O Son of God, Giver of life. Wherefore, the world doth
9 5,6| the preservation of his life, his peace of mind, happiness,
10 5,6| other places); for mercy, life, peace, health, salvation,
11 5,6| the remaining part of our life may be spent in peace and
12 5,6| a Christian end to our life, painless, blameless, peaceful,
13 5,8| us every foe, to keep our life in peace, to have mercy
14 6,4| bringing forth the Giver of Life, thou hast delivered Adam
15 6,4| sorrow; and those fallen from life hath thereunto been restored,
16 6,7| led us out of death into life, saving us from the abyss
17 6,7| which raises the dead to life. The eirmos of the fifth
18 6,7| drowning in the sea of life, in the tempest of sins,
19 6,8| slain, and we are given life. Wherefore, we cry aloud
20 6,8| Thee is the fountain of life, in Thy light shall we see
21 7,1| pervaded with memories of the life of Christ Saviour from His
22 7,1| infirmities, Who redeemeth thy life from corruption, Who crowneth
23 7,1| will praise the Lord in my life, I will chant unto my God
24 7,1| consecrates the path of our life, and that, we are expected
25 7,1| the remission of sins and life everlasting.” — “Of Thy
26 7,1| the remission of sins and life everlasting.” The communicant
27 8,1| abolishing death and granting us life eternal.”~ ~The Exaltation
28 8,1| days of Christ’s earthly life, — on the vigils of the
29 8,1| Thou wast translated unto life, since thou art the Mother
30 8,1| since thou art the Mother of Life, and by thine intercessions
31 8,2| Thou open to me, O Giver of life, for my spirit waketh at
32 8,2| and have wasted all my life in slothfulness, but by
33 8,2| O Lord and Master of my life, a spirit of idleness, despondency,
34 8,2| may become partakers of Life everlasting. Alleluia, alleluia,
35 8,2| heavenly Bread, and the Cup of Life; O taste and see that the
36 8,2| vividly and fully the entire life of Christ, the Church prescribes
37 8,2| anointment, a repository of life, a sanctification of bodies
38 8,3| those in the tombs bestowing life.”~ At midnight the celebrants,
39 8,3| the holy, consubstantial, life giving, and indivisible
40 8,3| risen, Who is “the Bread of Life Eternal descended from Heaven
41 8,3| symbolizes the renovated life, received through the Blood
42 9,1| his or her former sinful life and receives the grace of
43 9,1| confers a renovated and holy life.~ Chrismation is the Sacrament
44 9,1| the renovated, Christian life. At present both sacraments
45 9,1| these two Sacraments in the life of a Christian, they are
46 9,1| that it must emulate the life of the Saint whose name
47 9,1| importance in a person’s life, the day which is sacred
48 9,1| Saint towards leading a life worthy of that name. Christians
49 9,1| breath recalls the breath of life which the. Creator breathed
50 9,1| betokens the breath of new life imparted through the Sacrament
51 9,1| inscribe him in the Book of Life and receive him into His
52 9,1| renunciation of his former sinful life, the expression of his readiness
53 9,1| in baptism to his former life and comes forth a new man
54 9,1| him and gives him a new life, washing away all sins from
55 9,1| which confirms in the new life and gives the strength to
56 9,1| his guides in Christian life and to see to his religious
57 9,1| hast bestowed upon him a life of regeneration: Do Thou
58 9,1| and make him worthy of life eternal and of Thy favor.”
59 9,5| Church on their conjugal life, the order of the Sacrament
60 9,5| they may lead a blameless life. The prayers contain petitions
61 9,5| the toils and hardships of life, he not allowing himself
62 9,5| Jerusalem all the days of thy life. And mayest thou see thy
63 9,5| in them, and a blameless life. Then the priest says three
64 9,5| to the couple a peaceful life, length of days, chastity,
65 9,5| chastity, mutual love, long life to their children, grace
66 9,5| for the chastity of their life before marriage, and reminds
67 9,5| precious stones; they asked life of Thee, and Thou gavest
68 10 | special occurrence in the life of the nation or of individuals. “
69 10,1| every grade of monastic life.~ ~The Order of Investing
70 10,1| desires to enter monastic life may acquit himself worthily
71 10,1| second grade of monastic life, that of monk proper. This
72 10,1| replies, “I am desirous of the life of asceticism, Reverend
73 10,1| the monastery and lead a life of mortification unto his
74 10,1| and hardships of monastic life. When he has answered to
75 10,1| to him wherein monastic life consists. He pledges himself
76 10,2| ease their passage into life eternal at the moment of
77 10,2| gave at baptism to lead a life of purity and holiness —
78 10,2| his rank and dignity in life, in token that he must render
79 10,2| sends him off in peace into life everlasting. In token that
80 10,2| going towards the Orient of life everlasting, to await the
81 10,2| received holy unction in life, and also scatters on it
82 10,2| extinct ashes symbolize the life which has been extinguished
83 10,2| been true to the Church in life, are sheltered by her in
84 10,2| departed brother into a life of blessedness; on the ninth
85 10,2| annihilation, but of his birth into life everlasting.~ At all commemorative
86 10,2| indicates the sweet, blissful life in the Kingdom of Heaven.~
87 11 | narrative of the earthly life of Christ our Saviour, and
88 11 | description of Christ’s earthly life is thus named, because it
89 11 | have written the Saviour’s Life, are named “Evangelists,”
90 11 | holy orders must, in his life and in the exercise of his
91 11 | that they may walk through life in holiness and courageously
92 11 | in due time arise to new life.~ *A Lavra is a large
93 11 | completed many years of life in a monastery, and has
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