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 1  1,2|         consists of both body and soul most closely united, therefore
 2  1,3|        Christ hath sanctified our soul and saved us by His sufferings
 3  3,2|          to them the example of a soul aspiring from the things
 4  4,9|        memories call forth in the soul of the believer. The office
 5  5,1| Providence: “Bless the Lord, O my soul! O Lord, my God, Thou hast
 6  5,4|          calls forth in the human soul entreaty for mercy. Therefore,
 7  5,4|       evening sacrifice. Bring my soul out of prison, that I may
 8  5,6|           we wish the same to thy soul”); the deacon once more
 9  5,6|         Let us say with our whole soul, and with our whole mind
10  6,1|       alternately the sorrow of a soul repenting of its sins (37,
11  6,5|          In the Holy Spirit every soul is quickened, and through
12  6,7|       after the Annunciation: “My soul doth magnify the Lord, and
13  6,8|         have mercy on me, heal my soul, for I have sinned against
14  7,1|         102:“Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within
15  7,1|              Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not that He
16  7,1|             Praise the Lord, O my soul. I will praise the Lord
17  7,1|         is enkindled in the human soul through the action of the
18  7,1|         is enkindled in the human soul by the grace of the Holy
19  7,1|          Lord, but for healing of soul and body.”~ Then, after
20  7,1|        102 (“Bless the Lord, O my Soul, and all that is within
21  7,1|             Praise the Lord, O my Soul”), which, in the complete
22  8,2|  Theotokos, for I have defiled my soul with shameful sins, and
23  8,2|           Beware, therefore, O my soul, lest thou be weighed down
24  8,2|           Illumine the robe of my soul, O Light-giver, and save
25  9,1|         of the expulsion from his soul of all impurity.~ After
26  9,1|    washing away all sins from his soul; while being immersed, he
27  9,1|          purity of the neophyte’s soul the priest invests him with
28  9,1|           Christ and preserve the soul’s purity, obtained through
29  9,4|          Spirit descends into the soul of the penitent and cleanses
30  9,4|         prayer, meditation on his soul, and the better to do all
31  9,4|           of the condition of his soul; he, like a physician, tries
32 10,1|      drives evil counsel from his soul. Sometimes the prayer rope
33 10,2|           Prayers for a Departing Soul. — The Orthodox Church bestows
34 10,2|          of the separation of the soul from the body. This parting
35 10,2|       person’s sins and grant his soul rest with the saints in
36 10,2|       prayers for the rest of his soul, and Requiem services are
37 10,2|         sins, and the rest of his soul in the Kingdom of Heaven.
38 10,2|       around, to signify that the soul of the departed, like unto
39 11  |        with all the forces of the soul.~    *Hosanna is a Hebrew
40 11  |         the cleansing of body and soul, unto healing from passions,