Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |                     The Nature of Divine Service.~By “Divine Service”
 2  1,1 |     Nature of Divine Service.~By “Divine Service” the Orthodox Christian
 3  1,1 |         grace of the Holy Spirit.~Divine service is private or domestic
 4  1,2 |                     The Origin of Divine Service.~Divine service
 5  1,2 |         Origin of Divine Service.~Divine service made its appearance
 6  1,2 |         times, previous to Moses, divine service was of the private,
 7  1,2 |         places were appointed for divine service, and a ritual was
 8  1,3 |           natures in Himself, the divine and the human. By touching
 9  2,1 |       parishes assemble there for divine service. In large cities
10  2,1 |          that time they performed divine service in garments of the
11  2,3 |           1) the Sanctuary, where divine service is performed; 2)
12  2,4 |  Sanctuary.~For those who perform divine service, the eastern part
13  2,4 |   Christians used to assemble for divine service on or by the tombs
14  2,5 |   offerings of Christians for the divine service are received. This
15  2,7 |        the Mother of God with the Divine Infant. A fifth and sixth
16  2,7 |          those which are used for divine services outside the church.
17  2,8 |     common table after the end of divine service. In some monasteries
18  2,8 |           the porch.~Articles For Divine Services~ ~
19  2,9 |          united two natures — the divine and the human; that of three
20  2,10|       lamps, an important item of divine service is the burning and
21  2,11|           to call the faithful to divine service, to express the
22  3,1 |        part in the performance of divine services are divided into
23  3,1 |     Church; with regard to public divine service, bishops are the
24  3,1 |         beginning of every public divine service, perform all the
25  3,1 |       name of the Lord. At public divine service he, by the priest’
26  3,2 |         to wear, while performing divine service, the same kind of
27  3,2 |         used while officiating in divine services, remained unaltered
28  3,2 |         the sheepskin even during divine service, laying it aside
29  3,2 |      Patriarchs adopted it during divine service; but in the course
30  3,2 |           wear a headdress during divine service. That of the bishops,
31  3,2 |       flying above a city. During divine service, the bishop stands
32  4,7 |          the offices of the daily divine service were performed separately,
33  5,1 |         the incense symbolize the Divine Light, which illumined men,
34  6,7 | celebrates God as the Creator and Divine Providence: — “For Thou
35  7,1 |           natures are united, the divine and the human. On the top
36  7,1 |          seeming humiliation, the Divine glory covered Him and shone
37  7,1 |        return send down to us the divine grace and the gift of the
38  7,1 |           us partake of Thy holy, divine, immortal and life-giving
39  7,1 |            Having partaken of the divine, holy, most pure, immortal,
40  8   |               Special Features of Divine Services~  ~
41  8,1 |            although invested with divine glory, came into the world
42  8,1 |        the Theophany or Epiphany (Divine Manifestation, Manifestation
43  8,1 |           had seen the Christ. By divine revelation Symeon knew that
44  8,2 |         this event manifested the divine might of Christ, and prepared
45  8,3 |           us with the food of His divine mercies.” On Saturday, after
46  9,5 |        prayer of ordination: “The Divine grace, which ever healeth
47  9,5 |    ministry to the bishop, during divine service, and as an indication
48 10,2 |           having transgressed the divine commandment; yet, notwithstanding
49 10,3 |           Services.~ The Order of divine service, both public and
50 11   |         The paremia speaks of the Divine protection extended over