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 1  2,4|     center of the altar, upon a stand in a special small casket,
 2  2,7|    called the Ikonostás (“image stand”), because it is decorated
 3  2,7|          The Ikonostas does not stand on the very edge of the
 4  2,7|       this elevation Christians stand to receive Holy Communion,
 5  2,7|        out of the sanctuary and stand there while they recite
 6  2,8|     sins and become unworthy to stand with His people. In the
 7  2,8|     porch the “weepers” used to stand in ancient times — a class
 8  5,2|        Christian communities to stand firm in faith and piety,
 9  5,5|      invites the worshippers to stand reverently and decorously.
10  5,6|         and for the people that stand here before Thee and await
11  5,8|  vestibule into the church, and stand in the middle of it, before
12  7,1| sacrifice to the Lord:— “Let us stand well; let us stand with
13  7,1|       Let us stand well; let us stand with fear; let us attend,
14  8,2|       the Gospels, the faithful stand with lighted candles in
15  8,2|         flesh keep silence, and stand with fear and trembling;
16  8,4|       trees and flowers, and to stand at Vespers holding flowers.
17  9,3|      spot where the altar is to stand, with a prayer, “that the
18  9,5|       ordained deacon takes his stand at the left side of the
19  9,5|         bride and groom already stand (the former at the groom’
20  9,5|      festivity, then take their stand on a rug. The priest now
21  9,6|      rise, the priests come and stand around his bed. Then the
22 10,2|        may help the departed to stand the ordeal of God’s judgment