Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,3|     repentance, supplication for mercy, gratitude, and reverence.~
 2  2,9|        Him in sacrifice deeds of mercy. The pure wax, collected
 3  4,8| petitions that the Lord may have mercy on all Christians and grant
 4  4,8|  troparia* which are sung: “Have mercy on us, Lord, have mercy
 5  4,8|          mercy on us, Lord, have mercy on us; for at a loss for
 6  4,8|        Master, this prayer: Have mercy on us!” — The third part
 7  4,8| adversity; O Lord of hosts, have mercy on us!”~Small Compline is
 8  4,8|          penitential Psalm “Have mercy on me, O God...”~The Midnight
 9  4,9|          and general prayers for mercy. The psalm-singing begins
10  5,2|         the response “Lord, have mercy!” The collection of these
11  5,2|           help us, save us, have mercy on us, and keep us, O God,
12  5,2|         because it beseeches for mercy. It is recited in front
13  5,3|           Help us, save us, have mercy on us, and keep us, O God,
14  5,4|          human soul entreaty for mercy. Therefore, after the kathisma,
15  5,4|       For with the Lord there is mercy; and with Him is plenteous
16  5,4|  Stichera). For He hath made His mercy to prevail over us, and
17  5,6|          in the first we entreat mercy for all Christians, while
18  5,6|     Ectenia” because “Lord, have mercy!” is sung thrice after each
19  5,6|        in all other places); for mercy, life, peace, health, salvation,
20  5,8|       our life in peace, to have mercy on us and to save us.” In
21  6,1|        and 142), and hope in the mercy of God and salvation (3,
22  6,2|     coming and prayed to God for mercy, listening in doubt and
23  6,3|           because the words “His mercy endureth forever” are frequently
24  6,6|       Spirit!” in token that the mercy of God is vouchsafed to
25  6,6|        demands from them acts of mercy.~ The veneration of the
26  6,6|      entreating the Lord to have mercy on us according to His great
27  6,6|        us according to His great mercy (Psalm 50), and to the prayers
28  6,6|        the granting of this same mercy in the prayer, “Save, O
29  6,8|      Mighty, Holy Immortal, have mercy on us.” This Doxology is
30  6,8|       the sin of the world, have mercy on us; Thou that takest
31  6,8|         hand of the Father, have mercy on us. For Thou only art
32  6,8|         the ages. Amen.~“Let Thy mercy, O Lord, be upon us, according
33  6,8| generation. I said: O Lord, have mercy on me, heal my soul, for
34  6,8|        see light. O continue Thy mercy unto them that know Thee.~“
35  6,8|      Mighty, Holy Immortal, have mercy on us. (Thrice.).~“Glory
36  6,8|       Amen.~“Holy Immortal, have mercy on us.~“Holy God, Holy Mighty,
37  6,8|      Mighty, Holy Immortal, have mercy on us.”~ ~
38  6,9|          is read Psalm 50, “Have mercy on me, O God!,” which is
39  7,1|  Antiphons.~ Having besought the mercy of the Lord, we sing hymns
40  7,1|          they are typical of the mercy of God to man.~ Verses from
41  7,1|           Who crowneth thee with mercy and compassion, Who fulfilleth
42  7,1|   longsuffering and plenteous in mercy...”~ Verses from Psalm 145 (
43  7,1|          Holy Immortal One, have mercy on us.” When the celebrant
44  7,1|      that He may save them, have mercy on them, help them and keep
45  7,1|      sacrifice shall consist: “A mercy of peace (of spirit), a
46  7,1|     Wherefore, I pray Thee, have mercy on me, and forgive me my
47  7,1|      wish that the Lord may have mercy on us at the intercession
48  8,1|          petition the “Lord have mercy on us” is chanted a hundred
49  8,2|        unworthiness, hope in the mercy of the Lord, fear of judgment,
50  8,2|       the loving-kindness of Thy mercy.” — “Guide me in the paths
51  8,2|    judgment; but trusting in the mercy of Thy loving-kindness,
52  8,2|         do I cry unto Thee: Have mercy on me, O God, according
53  8,2|           according to Thy great mercy.”~ On the following Sunday,
54  8,2|   salvation, but to trust in the mercy of the Lord, our Heavenly
55  8,2|         we, in trusting to God’s mercy, may not forget His justice
56  8,2|           and who can obtain the mercy of God only through the
57  8,2|       canon is the prayer, “Have mercy on me, God, have mercy on
58  8,2|      Have mercy on me, God, have mercy on me.” On the Wednesday
59  8,2|      through the Theotokos, have mercy on us.” After the canon
60  8,2|         The oil is emblematic of mercy, the wine of Christ’s Blood,
61  9,1|       reconciliation, symbolizes mercy, so the connection of both
62  9,1|          takes place through the mercy of God.~ Having thus prepared
63  9,1|      scourges of the sinner, but mercy shall encircle him that
64  9,1|     Christ our God, plenteous in mercy.”~ As special help from
65  9,1|          the Spirit, and showing mercy unto him and unto us, according
66  9,4|        encourages by hope in the mercy of God. This means that
67  9,5|          sing thrice, “Lord have mercy!” and the choir responds “
68  9,5|      Kyrie eleison,” (“Lord have mercy,” in Greek), to indicate
69  9,5|         bishops chant “Lord have mercy,” and lay their right hands
70 10  |        thanks are given for some mercy which had been prayed for,
71 10  |          Penitential Psalm “Have mercy on me, O God...,” and at
72 10  |       give thanks for some great mercy, for the safety of the Emperor
73 10,2|         Mother of God and in the mercy of Christ. The canon ends
74 10,2|         earth, but, is, by God’s mercy, to be resurrected for everlasting
75 11  |      time Psalm 100 is sung, “Of mercy and judgment will I sing