Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1|            Christ, Who is the rock of salvation and the door through which
 2  2,2|           show that Christians obtain salvation through faith in Christ
 3  2,2|          Cross, the instrument of our salvation.~ ~
 4  2,4|         following which we may obtain salvation. In the first ages of Christianity,
 5  2,7|         offered the sacrifice for the salvation of mankind, the first tidings
 6  3,2|              him as with a garment of salvation and joy, and invests him
 7  4,6|              and the heralding of the salvation of mankind. In the temple
 8  4,8|       repentance of sins; prayers for salvation, and expressions of hope
 9  5,2|              peace from above and the salvation of our souls” (i.e., that
10  5,2| transgressions and grant through this salvation to our souls); “for the
11  5,2|               diaspora, and for their salvation”; “for this land, its authorities
12  5,2|             imprisoned, and for their salvation”; “that we may be delivered
13  5,3|                together with hopes of salvation The verses of the Psalms
14  5,3|                O my God” (Alleluia!) “Salvation is of the Lord, and Thy
15  5,4|              is expressed the hope of salvation, are sung alternately with
16  5,6|             peace of mind, happiness, salvation; “that the Lord may specially
17  5,6|           mercy, life, peace, health, salvation, protection, forgiveness
18  5,7|               mine eyes have seen Thy salvation, which Thou hast prepared
19  5,8|               by the deacon, “for the salvation of the people; for the sovereign
20  6,1|               in the mercy of God and salvation (3, 62 and 102). While the
21  6,2|            descended to earth for our salvation, a continuation of the Angelic
22  6,7|               as the prototype of our salvation from sin through the waters
23  7,1|            attitude to Christ for our salvation, and again by a Russian
24  7,1|               yet didst deign for our salvation to be incarnate of the Holy
25  8,1|           since it opened the door to salvation, is celebrated September
26  8,1|              and the heralding of the salvation of mankind. In the temple
27  8,1|               on the beginning of our salvation.~ Troparion of the Feast. — “
28  8,1|               the fountainhead of our salvation and the manifestation of
29  8,2|              Guide me in the paths of salvation, O Theotokos, for I have
30  8,2|           sins, not to despair of our salvation, but to trust in the mercy
31  8,2|              us not to despair of our salvation, but to labor at our self-improvement,
32  8,2|          prophecies and prototypes of salvation through the passion and
33  9,1|           pledge that it may hope for salvation with the Saints, and as
34  9,3|               of Christ, shed for our salvation.~ After the ablution, the
35  9,4|       despairs of his improvement and salvation he supports and encourages
36  9,5|            special petitions: for the salvation of the betrothed couple,
37  9,6|            blood on the Cross for our salvation. The seven candles symbolize
38 10,1|              is called the “helmet of salvation.” The feet of the monk are
39 10,1|               war against the foes of Salvation, and invest himself to that
40 10,1|            and “the helmet of hope in salvation.”~ ~Consecration of an Abbot
41 11  |             right hand the scepter of salvation, seat him on the throne
42 11  |               us the good news of our salvation. Hence the Apostles, who
43 11  |       communion they hoped to receive salvation.~    *Christ is represented
44 11  |               of Christ, shed for our salvation. Because the wine offered
45 11  |              besought to pray for the salvation of our souls, as a warning