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 1  1,2|    Christian community. In the Apostles’ lifetime already, certain
 2  2,1|       of Christ,” “of the Holy Apostles, Peter and Paul,” “of the
 3  2,1|       for these believers. The Apostles and the early Christians
 4  2,2|  signify Christ and His twelve Apostles. Every cupola, or, where
 5  2,4|      more fully than the other Apostles the lofty doctrine of Christ
 6  2,4|      sides of it, are icons of Apostles, but more often of holy
 7  2,4|      side Christ giving to six apostles His Body in the form of
 8  2,4|     communion to the other six apostles out of the cup filled with
 9  2,7|      contains the icons of the Apostles and in the middle of them,
10  2,9|      twelve in allusion to the Apostles); lastly panicandils (“all
11  3,1|       to the successors of the Apostles in the service and government
12  4,3| Thursday, to the memory of the Apostles and all sainted bishops,
13  4,6|      of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles, on Sunday, the fiftieth
14  4,9|       the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles; the office of the Sixth
15  6,4|        the Resurrection to the Apostles.~“The myrrh-bearing women,
16  6,6|      and to the prayers of the Apostles and of the Mother of God.
17  7,1|     this in memory of Him. The Apostles held this commandment of
18  7,1|    Eucharist. — Already in the Apostles’ time the main order of
19  7,1|      to His holy disciples and apostles and said: take and eat...”
20  7,1|      to His holy disciples and apostles and said: take and drink...”;
21  8,1| Chrysostom.~ ~The Feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul.~ The feast
22  8,1|        Paul.~ The feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul is celebrated
23  8,1|        to celebrate the Twelve Apostles. The special feature of
24  8,1|      Church designates as “the Apostles’,” but the people call it
25  8,1|    memory of the fact that the Apostles fasted before they went
26  8,2|       the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles, and the other commemorates
27  8,2|      the third hour upon Thine apostles: take Him not from us, O
28  8,2|     reading of the Acts of the Apostles and continues until 10 p.m.~
29  8,3|        This rite refers to the Apostles’ custom of laying bread
30  9,4|     His Church. This power the Apostles transmitted to their successors,
31  9,5|       to Thee, Christ God, the Apostles’ boast and the martyrs’
32  9,5|      observe the canons of the Apostles and Councils, the traditions
33 10,3|      of the different orders — apostles, martyrs, hierarchs. The
34 11  |      four books written by the Apostles Matthew, Mark, Luke and
35 11  |       our salvation. Hence the Apostles, who have written the Saviour’
36 11  |       contains the Acts of the Apostles, The Epistles, and the Apocalypse (
37 11  |     hymn glorifies Christ, the Apostles’ boast and the Martyrs’