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 1  1,2|           as man consists of both body and soul most closely united,
 2  1,2|         by certain motions of the body, and, vice-versa, external
 3  1,3|          are: inclinations of the body, as low as the waist or
 4  2,1|  sanctuary was separated from the body of the church only by a
 5  2,3|          sacred vestments; 4) the Body of the Church, for the worshippers;
 6  2,4|        and made to partake of the Body and Blood of Christ. The
 7  2,4|           preparation of Christ’s body for interment. This cloth
 8  2,4|     preserved the Holy Gifts (the Body of Christ, saturated with
 9  2,4|        giving to six apostles His Body in the form of bread, and
10  2,5|          the Holy Sacrament — the Body and Blood of Christ — is
11  5,2|           priesthood,” (i.e., the body of bishops and presbyters
12  5,2|        diaconate in Christ,” (the body of deacons), “for all the
13  7,1|        having them partake of His Body and Blood under the guise
14  7,1|            the bread); this is My Body which is broken for you
15  7,1|           the bread into His true Body, and the Wine into His true
16  7,1|     changed in substance into the Body and Blood of Christ. All
17  7,1|         Holy Spirit). Uniting the Body and Blood of Christ, the
18  7,1|            partaking first of the Body then of the Blood of Christ,
19  7,1|       this is truly Thy most pure Body and that this is truly Thine
20  7,1|           for healing of soul and body.”~ Then, after a prostration,
21  7,1|          the chalice, receive the Body and Blood of Christ out
22  7,1|          of the precious and holy Body and Blood of our Lord and
23  7,1| repeatedly sings: “Receive ye the Body of Christ, taste ye of the
24  8,2|           bearing a temple of the body all defiled. But in Thy
25  8,2|        down from the Cross of the body of Christ. This ceremony
26  8,2|        having taken Thy most pure Body down from the Tree and wrapped
27  8,3|           intending to anoint the body of Christ with myrrh. It
28  9,1|        the different parts of the body with holy chrism, with the
29  9,1|         the anointed parts of his body, reminding him that, “Thou
30  9,3|    visible image of the spiritual body called, “the Church of Christ,”
31  9,6|          lastly anointment of his body with the consecrated oil.
32  9,6|        persons perhaps healthy in body, but morally suffering from
33 10,1|      inscription: “I wear upon my body the wounds of my Lord.”
34 10,1|          and mortification of the body. Over the robe the monk
35 10,2|   separation of the soul from the body. This parting word consists
36 10,2|         of a Deceased Christian’s Body for Burial. — After death,
37 10,2|        After death, a Christian’s body is washed and clothed in
38 10,2|          holy disciples. Then the body is laid in a coffin and
39 10,2|          The Bearing forth of the Body to the Church. — The body
40 10,2|         Body to the Church. — The body is taken to a church before
41 10,2|          during this service. The body of the departed brother
42 10,2|             Burial, or Laying the Body in the Grave. — When the
43 10,2|          Priests and Babes. — The body of a priest is not washed;
44 10,2|           a Cross and Gospel. The body is borne to the church in
45 11  |         his hand a portion of the Body of Christ, then lets him
46 11  |       Governing Synod” (i.e., the body of bishops and presbyters
47 11  |          so unto the cleansing of body and soul, unto healing from