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 1  2,2|   darkness of impiety into the light of truth (the East being
 2  2,2|       East being the symbol of light, good, truth; while the
 3  2,4|        the Bema is called High Light. In very ancient churches
 4  2,9|     that the Lord gives us the light of truth, and that our souls
 5  2,9|        but one God, Who is the Light Eternal; the candlestick
 6  2,9|       lastly panicandils (“all light”) are those that carry more
 7  4,9|  daylight alone, but spiritual Light: Christ the Saviour. Therefore,
 8  5,1|        men from God, while the light of the lamps and candles
 9  5,1|   incense symbolize the Divine Light, which illumined men, and
10  5,5|      us that He brought us the light of truth and the grace of
11  5,5|       near the bema.~“O Gentle Light of the holy glory of the
12  5,5|      having beheld the evening light, we praise the Father, the
13  5,7|     the face of all peoples; a light of revelation for the Gentiles,
14  6,2|    Christ, having come, is the Light of the world. The troparion
15  6,7|   Saviour as the all-vivifying light which raises the dead to
16  6,7|       celebrates Christ as the Light which delivers us from the
17  6,8|     Thee Who hast shown us the Light,” thus inviting the faithful
18  6,8|        for having given us the Light of the spirit — Christ Saviour,
19  6,8|      gift not of the spiritual light alone, but also of the material
20  6,8|       but also of the material light. In answer to the priest’
21  6,8|       fountain of life, in Thy light shall we see light. O continue
22  6,8|      in Thy light shall we see light. O continue Thy mercy unto
23  6,9|         but the hymn “O Gentle Light” is recited or sung quickly,
24  7,1|        that the Word of God is light to our spirit, that the
25  7,1|     are expected to harbor the light of faith and the warmth
26  7,1|          We have seen the true Light, we have received the Heavenly
27  8,1|        church, symbolizing the light of Christ, and the celebrants,
28  8,1|      shined upon the world the light of knowledge; for thereby,
29  8,1|       the whole world, and Thy light, O Lord, hath been signed
30  8,1|    come, Thou hast appeared, O Light unapproachable.”~ The services
31  8,1|       God, and called Jesus “a light unto the Gentiles and the
32  8,1|       who are sinners all, Thy light ever-unending, through the
33  8,2|       triumphal hymns, subdued light, less frequent drawing away
34  8,2|        and the hymn, “O Gentle Light.” Before this latter hymn
35  8,2|   candle, with the words: “the Light of Christ shineth upon all,”
36  8,2|     also illumined by the same light as the New Testament man,
37  8,2|   faithful worship Christ, the light of Truth, with a prostration.
38  9,1|     and prays to God “that the light of His countenance be signed
39  9,1|     aspires from darkness unto light, of which the East is the
40  9,1|   prove himself to be a son of light, and an heir of eternal
41  9,1|      Grant unto me the robe of light, O Thou Who coverest Thyself
42  9,1|      Who coverest Thyself with light as with a garment, O Christ
43  9,1|    illumine his heart with the light of Thy countenance continually.
44  9,3| Sanctuary, the bishop lights a light on the Bema; from this all
45 10,1|         not black, but of some light color with stripes of another
46 10,2| brother ascendeth into eternal light, which is God. The coffin