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 1  2,2 |        token that the Christian worshippers enter from the darkness
 2  2,3 |     Body of the Church, for the worshippers; 5) the Vestibule and Porch,
 3  2,4 |   sanctuary is divided from the worshippers by a curtain, and a partition
 4  2,7 |      the space provided for the worshippers by a grating or screen,
 5  2,7 |      soleas is reserved for the worshippers; the walls, as well as the
 6  2,7 |       church; through these the worshippers can go out into the side
 7  2,10|       expresses the wish of the worshippers that their prayer may ascend
 8  2,10|    incense is swung towards the worshippers; then it expresses the wish
 9  2,11|       the common prayers of the worshippers. There are three ways of
10  3,1 |   Scriptures, and sees that the worshippers comport themselves decorously.
11  5,1 |      The words of it induce the worshippers into the blissful condition
12  5,2 |         after each petition the worshippers — or the choir in their
13  5,2 |    response to these words, the worshippers sing “To Thee, O Lord.”
14  5,2 |  exclamation of the priest, the worshippers utter the word, “Amen,”
15  5,5 |          the deacon invites the worshippers to stand reverently and
16  5,6 |         unto all!” to which the worshippers respond, with an obeisance, “
17  6,6 |          In order to arouse the worshippers to attention and reverence,
18  6,6 |         priest then blesses the worshippers and announces from which
19  6,6 |         In response to this the worshippers sing, “Glory to Thee, our
20  6,6 |       middle of the church. The worshippers reverently meet the sacred
21  7,1 |    prepared; in the second, the worshippers prepare to take part in
22  7,1 |       glory,” thus inviting the worshippers to celebrate the Holy Trinity;
23  7,1 |      Holy Trinity; to which the worshippers respond by singing the Trisagion: “
24  7,1 |       the four evangelists. The worshippers are prepared also for the
25  7,1 |        the lesson is taken. The worshippers give expression to their
26  7,1 |     deacon as a reminder to the Worshippers that they should guard the
27  7,1 | Invitation to Attend.~ When the worshippers have ended their profession
28  7,1 |     unto the ages of ages.” The worshippers respond, “Amen!” in token
29  7,1 |     with you all,” and with the worshippers wishing the priest the same
30  8,2 |     arouse the attention of the worshippers, and makes the sign of the
31  8,2 |       feeling of penitence, the worshippers listen prostrate to the
32  8,2 |     excuses in sins. — Then the worshippers express their repentance
33  8,2 |       is sung, during which the worshippers express their reverence
34  8,2 |        singing of the canon the worshippers hold in their hands these
35  8,2 |      for the restoration of the worshippers’ strength, for, according