Chapter, Paragraph
1 1,3| things which Christ the Saviour taught us and did for us:
2 2,1| other out of the life of the Saviour or of His Mother, or else
3 2,1| Jesus Christ, Son of God, Saviour.” Still more frequently
4 2,4| representation of Christ Saviour (mostly of the Resurrection),
5 2,4| represented Christ as the Saviour of all mankind, Who offered
6 2,4| a representation of the Saviour, and on both sides of it,
7 2,7| is always an icon of the Saviour, and next to it the “church
8 3,2| round or oval image of the Saviour or the Mother of God, not
9 3,2| on the other that of the Saviour or of the Holy Trinity.
10 3,2| both ends, in memory of the Saviour’s words: “Be wise like unto
11 4,8| expressions of hope in the Saviour. The penitential prayers
12 4,8| only comfort in hope in the Saviour and joyfully hailed His
13 4,9| spiritual Light: Christ the Saviour. Therefore, this entire
14 4,9| which refer to the coming Saviour, and others from the New
15 5,5| coming into the world of the Saviour, as thus: The entrance through
16 6,4| numbered among the dead; yet, O Saviour, destroying the stronghold
17 6,4| and understand, for the Saviour is risen from the tomb.~“
18 6,4| myrrh came to Thy tomb, O Saviour, bewailing, but the Angel
19 6,5| defend me and save me, O my Saviour.~ “Ye haters of Sion* shall
20 6,7| expressed their hope in a Saviour and their readiness to receive
21 6,7| the glorious coming of the Saviour as the all-vivifying light
22 6,7| sins, and finding in the Saviour alone a peaceful harbor,
23 6,7| incarnation of Christ, and the Saviour is glorified in their words.~
24 6,7| hath rejoiced in God my Saviour.” This ode is coupled with
25 6,7| God”; the second — as the Saviour: “For Thou art the King
26 6,7| the King of peace and the Saviour of our souls”; the third —
27 6,8| Light of the spirit — Christ Saviour, Who came into the world
28 7,1| memories of the life of Christ Saviour from His nativity to His
29 7,1| of our Lord, and God, and Saviour, Jesus Christ”; then he
30 7,1| in which he speaks of the Saviour as of a Lamb Which takes
31 7,1| us by the coming of the Saviour.~ ~The Trisagion.~ The priest
32 7,1| hearing the word of Christ Saviour, all present offer up prayers
33 7,1| second coming of Christ the Saviour, and pray that the Lord
34 7,1| our great God and of our Saviour Jesus Christ be with you
35 7,1| of our Lord and God and Saviour, Jesus Christ, unto the
36 8,1| precious Cross on which Christ Saviour was crucified, and 2) the
37 8,1| saved by faith in the coming Saviour. The first of these Sundays
38 8,1| that the baby Jesus was the Saviour of the world. He took him
39 8,1| celebration of the All-merciful Saviour, Christ God and the Holy
40 8,2| church, bearing icons of the Saviour and of the Mother of God,
41 8,2| bridal chamber do I see, O my Saviour, adorned, and no wedding
42 8,2| of the Lord, our God and Saviour, Jesus Christ, be with you
43 8,2| conference of the Jews to the Saviour’s death). After the sticheræ
44 8,3| Thy Resurrection, O Christ Saviour, the angels hymn in the
45 8,3| the Blood of Christ the Saviour.~ ~ ~
46 9,3| Before the icon of the Saviour in the screen (ikonostas),
47 9,3| before the icon of the Saviour.~ The rite of consecration
48 9,3| establishing of the Church of the Saviour, at the same time sprinkling
49 9,3| lectern before the icon of the Saviour, but an Antimins, consecrated
50 9,4| standing before the icon of the Saviour, confesses his sins to the
51 9,5| coming of our Lord God and Saviour, Jesus Christ.” — This ceremony
52 9,5| were the hand of Christ Saviour, and hold it there. During
53 9,5| bless them with icons of the Saviour and His Mother. The moleben
54 9,5| ornamented with images of the Saviour and His Mother. This indicates
55 10,2| is placed an icon of the Saviour or of some Saint, symbolizing
56 11 | next to the icon of the Saviour. The Empress now approaches
57 11 | earthly life of Christ our Saviour, and His teachings. It consists
58 11 | Apostles, who have written the Saviour’s Life, are named “Evangelists,”
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