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 1  2,5|           good of the living and the dead. For greater convenience
 2  4,3|             Christ’s rising from the dead; Monday, to honoring the
 3  4,6|              special prayers for the dead.~The substance of the hymns
 4  4,8|             contains prayers for the dead. The Sunday Midnight Office
 5  6,4|              Thee numbered among the dead; yet, O Saviour, destroying
 6  6,4|              ye the living among the dead? For as God He is risen
 7  6,6|          crucified and rose from the dead. During the singing, the
 8  6,7| all-vivifying light which raises the dead to life. The eirmos of the
 9  6,7|            of Christ, risen from the dead on the third day, now as
10  7,1|                with a prayer for the dead.~ Having laid the particles
11  7,1|              Who didst rise from the dead*, save us, who sing to Thee:
12  7,1|             of the Church, living or dead, in the words of the Triple
13  7,1|             offered in memory of the dead, a special Requiem Ectenia
14  7,1|    Christians. After praying for the dead, the priest prays for the
15  7,1|      resurrection of Christ from the dead, and, by the Words uttered
16  7,1|          Saints and in memory of the dead and the living are now placed
17  7,1|             Christ who rose from the dead and appeared to His disciples
18  7,1|         behalf of the living and the dead.~ ~The Last Appearance of
19  8,2|         crucified and risen from the dead.~ ~The Weeks of Preparation
20  8,2|          raising of Lazarus from the dead, and is called, “the Resurrection
21  8,2|           the assurance that all the dead should rise, therefore,
22  8,2|         prayers for the souls of the dead, usually sung on Saturdays,
23  8,2|            raise up Lazarus from the dead before Thy Passion. Wherefore,
24  8,2|       contain a glorification of the dead and entombed Lord. All present
25  8,2|            of Christ rising from the dead. Instead of “It is meet,”
26  8,2|            His resurrection from the dead. Then all reverently await
27  8,3|             Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by
28  8,4|               a commemoration of the dead takes place, which is called
29  8,4|             by commemorating all the dead the day before. On Trinity
30  9,1|          with oil serves him, as one dead, as a preparation for burial
31 10,2|             and Commemoration of the Dead.~ ~The Prayers for a Departing
32 10,2|              the resurrection of the dead, and give comfort to them
33 10,2|            Christ, Who rose from the dead on the third day after His
34 11  |           where Christ rose form the dead was built the church of