Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|        special small casket, to keep it from injury; it is wrapped
 2  3,1|         the latter’s duty is to keep the church neat and clean
 3  3,2|          over the Phelonion, to keep themselves warm, a sheepskin,
 4  5,2|       us, have mercy on us, and keep us, O God, by Thy grace.”
 5  5,3|       us, have mercy on us, and keep us, O God, by Thy grace,”
 6  5,4|    unworthy prayers, help us to keep away from evil and from
 7  5,8|      away from us every foe, to keep our life in peace, to have
 8  6,8|           Vouchsafe, O Lord, to keep us this day without sin.
 9  7,1|     with the asterisk, so as to keep them in the order in which
10  7,1|        offered, and that He may keep him, the priest, worthy
11  7,1|    mercy on them, help them and keep them by His grace, so that
12  7,1|        to attend closely and to keep free of all earthly things: “
13  7,1|      and life-giving Mysteries; keep us in Thy holiness, that
14  8,2|      petition that the Lord may keep them firm in the true faith,
15  8,2|     hymn: “Let all mortal flesh keep silence, and stand with
16  9,1|     device of the Enemy and may keep God’s commandments, and
17  9,1|        countenance continually. Keep the shield of his faith
18  9,3|         asks that “the Lord may keep the builders of the temple
19 10,1|   breath? Whether he intends to keep himself in the observance
20 10,1| consists. He pledges himself to keep his vows. Then the abbot
21 11  |        throne of righteousness, keep him under His shelter and