Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,7|         altar, are called the Holy Gates, because the Holy Gifts
 2  2,7|         through them, or the Royal Gates, because the King of Glory,
 3  2,7| Evangelists. Just behind the Royal Gates a curtain is hung. During
 4  2,7|      During the services the Royal Gates are opened for the celebrants
 5  2,7|          away, even when the Royal Gates are closed, in order to
 6  2,7|           on the left of the Royal Gates leads into the Prothesis
 7  2,7|          On the right of the Royal Gates there is always an icon
 8  2,7|          locality. Above the Royal Gates it is usual to place a painting
 9  2,7|         just in front of the Royal Gates, where Holy Communion is
10  2,7|             Over against the Royal Gates, on the western side of
11  5,1|            Trinity. With the Royal Gates open, the Church being fully
12  5,1|        holy angels. The open Royal Gates remind us that sin did not
13  5,2|          front of the closed Royal Gates, in token that sin has removed
14  5,2|           The closing of the Royal Gates soon after the Introductory
15  5,5|           is being sung, the Royal Gates are opened, in token that
16  5,5|          standing before the Royal Gates, gives a blessing with the
17  5,5|          door instead of the Royal Gates signifies that Christ came
18  5,6|       times. After which the Royal Gates are closed.~ ~The Paremia. —
19  6,1|            illumined and the Royal Gates are closed, while the reader
20  6,1|          standing before the Royal Gates secretly — i.e., inaudibly,
21  6,2|         takes place with the Royal Gates closed.~ ~
22  6,3|          been read, with the Royal Gates open, Psalms 134 and 135,
23  6,7|       canon is sung with the Royal Gates closed, because New Testament
24  6,8|            been chanted, the Royal Gates are opened, and the priest
25  6,9|       Psalm is read with the Royal Gates closed, not open; 2) the
26  6,9|            quickly, with the Royal Gates closed; 4) the paremiæ are
27  7,1|         The deacon opens the Royal Gates and brings out, through
28  7,1|          Standing before the Royal Gates, the priest gives a blessing
29  7,1|          sung again, and the Royal Gates are closed.~ ~Common Prayers.~
30  7,1|   exclamation, “Wisdom!” the Royal Gates are opened and the choir
31  7,1|          stopping before the Royal Gates, with their faces to the
32  7,1|         the sanctuary by the Royal Gates, the priest places the paten
33  7,1|            deacon closes the Royal Gates and draws the curtain behind
34  7,1|           is drawn away, the Royal Gates are opened; the deacon brings
35  8,1|        Sanctuary through the Royal Gates. — The celebration of this
36  8,2|           and opening of the Royal Gates. Most of the services are
37  8,2|           performed with the Royal Gates closed and consist of the
38  8,2|            hymn is sung, the Royal Gates are opened and the priest
39  8,2|      prokimenon is sung, the Royal Gates are closed, and two paremiæ
40  8,2|            first paremia the Royal Gates are again opened and the
41  8,2|            the ceremony, the Royal Gates are closed once more, and
42  8,2|        Sanctuary through the Royal Gates, without speaking. The faithful
43  8,2|           the Sanctuary, the Royal Gates are closed, the curtain
44  8,2|          the platform to the Royal Gates. During this time the choir
45  8,2|          church, through the Royal Gates into the Sanctuary, and
46  9,1|         admission before the Royal Gates, and, if the neophyte be
47  9,1|           only as far as the Royal Gates, and repeats the prayer
48  9,3|          sanctuary, with the Royal Gates closed.~The consecration
49  9,3|         are made: Before the Royal Gates, upon a table covered with
50  9,3|    Sanctuary; this done, the Royal Gates are closed.~ When the Royal
51  9,3|            closed.~ When the Royal Gates are closed and all persons
52  9,3|          is established, the Royal Gates are opened, and the bishop,
53  9,3|            Sanctuary and the Royal Gates are closed once more.~ Then
54  9,3|          the aprons, and the Royal Gates are opened.~ The bishop
55  9,3|           Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lifted up, ye
56  9,3|           Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lifted up, ye
57  9,5|      bishop-elect before the Royal Gates. Here he is met by the bishops
58  9,5|        sanctuary through the Royal Gates holding in his hands the
59 10,1|           stops opposite the Royal Gates, before a lectern on which
60 11  |       prostration before the Royal Gates, kiss the principal icons,
61 11  |            the throne to the Royal Gates. During this time Psalm
62 11  |       walks, mantled, to the Royal Gates, which, at this moment are
63 11  |            right side of the Royal Gates, next to the icon of the
64 11  |           now approaches the Royal Gates, and the presiding Metropolitan
65 11  |         the left side of the Royal Gates, next to the icon of the
66 11  |         Emperor, through the Royal Gates, into the Sanctuary, and
67 11  |            manner before the Royal Gates. After receiving communion,