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 1  1,3|         this sign we express our faith in the things which Christ
 2  1,3|          fingers, we express our faith in the Most Holy Trinity,
 3  2,1|    endured persecution for their faith from the heathen, and for
 4  2,1|        were persecuted for their faith they could not decorate
 5  2,1|        to publicly profess their faith, they began to build temples,
 6  2,1|     instruction in the Christian faith.~ ~
 7  2,2|         obtain salvation through faith in Christ crucified, for
 8  3,1|         from which the Christian faith spread over the globe —
 9  3,2|          immutable nature of the faith and as an allusion to the
10  3,2|          But, when the Christian faith became predominant, the
11  3,2|         must be preachers of the faith of Christ. Such Crosses,
12  5,2|     communities to stand firm in faith and piety, cause the divisions
13  5,2|           and for them that with faith, reverence and the fear
14  5,2|       country, and those that in faith dwell therein” (i.e., the
15  7,1|  expected to harbor the light of faith and the warmth of love,
16  7,1|  Petitions and the Profession of Faith.~ After the Cherubic Hymn
17  7,1|        mutual love, and unity of faith. The priest as he blesses
18  7,1|          chant the profession of faith, the Creed or “Symbol of
19  7,1|          the Creed or “Symbol of Faith.” — “I believe in one God,
20  7,1|       the Father Almighty...” As faith reveals to us the mysteries
21  7,1|    reveal the mysteries of their faith to Pagans and Jews, therefore,
22  7,1|        ended their profession of faith, which entitles them to
23  7,1|           saying: “The warmth of faith is full of the Holy Spirit” (
24  7,1|     Spirit” (i.e., the warmth of faith is enkindled in the human
25  7,1|       only one possessed of warm faith may participate in this
26  7,1|         Sacrament, and that this faith is enkindled in the human
27  7,1|        the fear of God, and with faith draw near!” The faithful
28  7,1|         make their profession of faith in the Sacrament of the
29  7,1|           we have found the true faith, we worship the indivisible
30  8,1|         triumph of the Christian faith, which the Emperors had
31  8,1|        Saints, who were saved by faith in the coming Saviour. The
32  8,2|        Kingdom of Heaven through faith in the Lord crucified and
33  8,2|          lived and were saved by faith in the coming Christ as
34  8,2|        Christ as we are saved by faith in Christ come. At this
35  8,2|         upborne on lances]. With faith and love let us draw nigh,
36  8,2|        to preserve inviolate the Faith; to crush under foot the
37  8,2|        Julian, apostate from the faith, wishing to pollute the
38  8,2|         for the defenders of the faith. The service concludes with
39  8,2|       keep them firm in the true faith, and convert and bring to
40  8,2|      blasphemers of the Orthodox Faith and Church and those who
41  9,1|        Christ, the Profession of Faith, and the Worship of the
42  9,1|     Christ and his profession of faith, the priest commands him,
43  9,1|         neophyte’s profession of faith and the vows he takes, if
44  9,1|           Keep the shield of his faith unassailed by the enemy.
45  9,1|          as having renounced the faith of Christ and adopted paganism,
46  9,2|         all his former errors of faith and professes the doctrine
47  9,2|         and profess the Orthodox faith, with the help of God, whole
48  9,5|          in harmony, firm in the faith, and for a blessing on them,
49  9,5| establish these espousals in the faith; in harmony, truth and love,
50 10,2|       symbolizing the deceased’s faith in Christ and his wish to
51 11  |        and asks the Emperor what faith he professes. The Emperor
52 11  |        this public profession of faith by the Emperor, the rite
53 11  |         with the lighted lamp of faith and good deeds, and have