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 1  2,3| reception and preparation of the sacred Gifts; 3) the Vestry, for
 2  2,3|       Vestry, for the keeping of sacred vestments; 4) the Body of
 3  2,5|        table are also placed the sacred vessels used in the preparation
 4  2,7|          decorated with icons or sacred images. The Ikonostas has
 5  3,2|           remained as one of the sacred vestments, to be used by
 6  3,2|          it became a part of the sacred vestments of all bishops.
 7  5,3|         collected the Psalms, or sacred songs of the ancient Hebrews.*
 8  6,5|        Triple Unity in a hidden, sacred manner.”~ ~
 9  6,6|  worshippers reverently meet the sacred Book, as it were Christ
10  6,6|        reverent obeisance to the sacred Book and press their lips
11  7,1|         of their Master and Lord sacred. When they met together,
12  7,1|        prayer, in the singing of sacred hymns, and the breaking
13  7,1|        of the repository for the sacred vessels, which was in a
14  7,1|         their veneration for the sacred Mystery by a prostration.~ ~
15  8,1|         out of the repository of sacred vessels, as though out of
16  8,1|          before the Nativity are sacred to the memory of all the
17  8,2|          which one; Saturday, is sacred to the memory of the Resurrection
18  8,2|        bore for our good; one is sacred to the memory of the Descent
19  8,2|     taken into the repository of sacred vessels. There, into each
20  8,4|       first day of this feast is sacred to the honor and glory of
21  9,1|          are preceded by certain sacred acts which prepare persons
22  9,1|         s life, the day which is sacred to the memory of the Saint
23  9,3|  consecrated by means of certain sacred offices, which bear some
24  9,3|        is a hollow place to hold sacred relics, sprinkles the stone
25  9,3|           a Gospel, a Cross, the sacred vessels, the spoon, the
26  9,3|          lectern, are placed the sacred relics, on a paten, covered
27  9,3|         day of consecration, the sacred relics are transferred to
28  9,5|      hands, and vesting with the sacred vestments.~ ~The Ordination
29  9,5|       persons to be ordained for sacred functions. The deacon-elect
30  9,5|  ceremony are sung the following sacred hymns: “O ye holy martyrs,
31  9,5|        which ordaineth him for a sacred ministry. After the laying
32 10  |      temple-feast, i.e., the day sacred to the commemoration of
33 10,2|      pure oil and clothed in the sacred vestments. The face is covered
34 11  |         Anointing of a Tsar is a sacred act by which the grace of
35 11  |       established are known from Sacred History; therefore they