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 1  1,1|       the whole Church, or of a community of Christians, by persons
 2  1,2|      for all the members of one community, and for these common prayers
 3  1,2|        develop in the Christian community. In the Apostles’ lifetime
 4  2,1|    organization on earth of the community of believers in Christ,
 5  2,2|     Church of Christ (i.e., the community of those who believe in
 6  2,2|       cupola signifies that the community of Christians has only one
 7  3,2| celebrants were provided by the community; they were kept in secret
 8  7,1|         business conducted on a community’s contributions. Christians
 9  7,1|    contributed by the Christian community. It is also called the Eucharist (
10  7,1|      i.e., the entire Christian community), that He may preserve and
11  7,1|        not feel left out of the community of the faithful, but in
12  8,1|    opponents and preserving the community by Thy Cross.”*~ The chief
13  8,2|    Church or exclusion from the community of Orthodox Christians —
14  9,1|    betokens separation from the community of the unbelieving, and
15  9,1|         being admitted into the community of Christians.”) The priest
16 10,1|         the brethren (i.e., the community of the monastery) come forth
17 10,1|        his duty as ruler of the community. If he is consecrated for
18 10,2|         to be admitted into the community of holy disciples. Then