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 1  2,7|             The Ikonostas has three doors. The folding doors in the
 2  2,7|            three doors. The folding doors in the middle, which lead
 3  2,7|           the Holy Eucharist. These doors are generally in open-work
 4  2,7|        deacons’ door.” On these two doors there are usually paintings
 5  2,7|      Besides the decorations of the doors, the entire screen which
 6  2,7|             there are other smaller doors in the northern and southern
 7  5,2|           has closed against us the doors of the Kingdom of Heaven.
 8  5,5|             hath opened to them the doors of the Kingdom of Heaven.
 9  5,8|          sometimes performed out of doors, on fields, public squares
10  7,1|            to the doorkeepers, “The doors! the doors!” ordering them
11  7,1|        doorkeepers, “The doors! the doors!” ordering them to look
12  7,1|         need of guarding the church doors, these words are uttered
13  7,1|          that they should guard the doors of their souls, and not
14  8,2|         Penitential Troparia:— “The doors of repentance do Thou open
15  8,3|             the lamb with which the doors of Hebrew dwellings were
16  8,3|            porch before the western doors which at this moment are
17  8,3|             being sung, the western doors are opened and the procession
18  8,3|            the Paschal week all the doors of the Sanctuary remain
19  8,3| resurrection, hath opened to us the doors of the Kingdom of Heaven.~
20  9,1|        birth, is brought before the doors of the temple, whereby its
21  9,3|             southern wall above the doors and windows. Reentering
22  9,3|           enters the church and the doors are closed after them. The
23  9,3|           lifted up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of Glory shall
24  9,3|           lifted up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of Glory shall
25  9,3|         church. At this moment, the doors are thrown open, and the