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 1  2,7|  Communion, and the celebrants come out of the sanctuary and
 2  3,1| Cathedral churches. After them come the readers and choristers,
 3  4,8|   Judgment to Christ, who will come unexpectedly, as the bridegroom
 4  5,5|       Jesus Christ: we, Having come to the setting of the sun, (
 5  5,8| festival. The faithful used to come out with the clergy, to
 6  6,2|    signify that Christ, having come, is the Light of the world.
 7  6,6|       we call upon Thy Name. O come, all ye faithful, let us
 8  6,6|     through the Cross joy hath come to all the world. Ever blessing
 9  6,7|       which, for that purpose, come out into the middle of the
10  7,1|    singing the solemn hymn: “O come, let us worship, and fall
11  7,1|   preceded by candle bearers — come out of the northern door,
12  7,1|      the living God; Who didst come into the world to save sinners,
13  8,1|     chant unto Thee: Thou hast come, Thou hast appeared, O Light
14  8,2|       saved by faith in Christ come. At this moment the faithful
15  8,2|        Liturgy, the celebrants come into the middle of the church,
16  9,1|       King Who lovest mankind, come Thou now through the descent
17  9,5|        the All-holy Spirit may come upon him.” The assistant
18  9,6|    unable to rise, the priests come and stand around his bed.
19 10  |       head of “public worship” come molebens performed: 1) on “
20 10,1|    community of the monastery) come forth from the church to
21 10,1|        asks him “Why hast thou come hither, Brother, falling
22 10,1|         no one compels thee to come to Him.” Then, the better
23 10,3|       Under the former heading come: the Clergy Service Book,