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 1  2,4|   because upon it Christians are offered the Sacrament of the Eucharist,
 2  2,4|      Saviour of all mankind, Who offered Himself as a sacrifice for
 3  2,7|     signify that on the altar is offered the sacrifice for the salvation
 4  2,9|          that the prayers of men offered from a pure heart are acceptable
 5  4,9|         Crucifixion, the insults offered to Him on the Cross, the
 6  5,8|       being abridged, no food is offered between Vespers and Matins.~ ~ ~
 7  6,9|     kingdoms, these prayers were offered for the Tsar. In the further
 8  7,1|        at this service gifts are offered to God which have been contributed
 9  7,1|          also, like unto a Lamb, offered Himself as a sacrifice for
10  7,1|           in memory of those who offered them and of those on whose
11  7,1|        on whose behalf they were offered, and that He may keep him,
12  7,1|          Liturgy, oblations were offered in memory of the dead, a
13  7,1| petitions the Sacrifice is to be offered. Then, entering the sanctuary
14  7,1|    precious Gifts that have been offered.”~ After the ectenia the
15  7,1|      down His Holy Spirit on the offered Gifts, consecrate them,
16  7,1|      whose behalf they have been offered. He says in his prayer that
17  7,1|  petition for the precious gifts offered, and consecrated, that the
18  7,1|      i.e., the holy gifts can be offered only to those who are holy).
19  8,1|         and the Gospels, prayers offered by the priest for the sanctification
20  8,1|     sheep and a turtle dove were offered, but if the family was poor,
21  8,1|        Temple with her Child and offered the sacrifice of two doves.
22  8,4|        service three prayers are offered while kneeling, that the
23  8,4|        trees and the flowers are offered to God as the first-fruits
24  9,3|          the martyrs, and having offered the prayer, goes forth and
25  9,3|        their places, a prayer is offered for the builders of the
26  9,3|       are sung, but no prayer is offered, as that was offered by
27  9,3|          is offered, as that was offered by the bishop at the consecration
28 10  |    thanksgiving and petition are offered to the Lord, to the Mother
29 11  |          concludes with a prayer offered by the Metropolitan, all
30 11  |        He is the High-Priest Who offered Himself in sacrifice for
31 11  |     blood of animals, which were offered in sacrifice and were the
32 11  |      salvation. Because the wine offered at the Liturgy is mystically