Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|    possessed of almighty power, the King of all men, whether Jews
 2  2,4|             is the lion, the mighty king of beasts. The Evangelist
 3  2,7|            Royal Gates, because the King of Glory, Jesus Christ,
 4  5,1|         worship Christ, our God and King. In answer to this invitation,
 5  6,7|          Saviour: “For Thou art the King of peace and the Saviour
 6  6,7|          our souls”; the third — as King of the whole world, visible
 7  6,8|             glory. O Lord, Heavenly King, God the Father Almighty;
 8  7,1|            and at the same time the King, Who gathered the believing
 9  7,1|             that we may receive the King of all, who is cometh invisibly
10  8,1| commemorated Joseph, the betrothed, King David, and James, the brother
11  8,2|            Thy servant. Yea, O Lord King, grant me to see my failings
12  8,2|         hearken unto my voice, O my King and my God.” — Of the Third
13  8,2|           invisibly; for behold the King of Glory entereth. Behold,
14  8,2|          any earthly thing. For the King of kings and Lord of lords
15  9,1|        answers “I believe in Him as King and God” — and forthwith
16  9,1|             a prayer, “Wherefore, O King Who lovest mankind, come
17  9,3|          everlasting doors; and the King of Glory shall enter in.”
18  9,3|         sing in reply, “Who is this King of Glory?” While these words
19  9,3|          everlasting doors; and the King of Glory shall enter in.”
20  9,3|            the church, “Who is this King of Glory?” The bishop here
21  9,3|            Lord of hosts, He is the King of Glory.” These words are
22 10  |             the priest, “O Heavenly King...” is sung, then the Trisagion
23 11  |         After the hymn, “O Heavenly King,” has been sung, the Great
24 11  |            a manifest sign that the King of Glory, Christ, invisibly
25 11  |         garments, because He is the King Who founded the Kingdom
26 11  |            Vespers is: “The Lord is King; He is clothed with majesty.”~    *