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 1  2,4|        salvation. In the first ages of Christianity, before
 2  2,8|      porch, used, in the early ages, to be set apart for catechumens —
 3  5,2|     now and ever, and unto the ages of the ages”; i.e., we offer
 4  5,2|       and unto the ages of the ages”; i.e., we offer our supplications
 5  5,7|         and ever, and unto the ages of the ages.”~St. Symeon’
 6  5,7|       and unto the ages of the ages.”~St. Symeon’s Prayer. — “
 7  6,8| glorified is Thy name unto the ages. Amen.~“Let Thy mercy, O
 8  6,8|     now and ever, and unto the ages of ages. Amen.~“Holy Immortal,
 9  6,8|     ever, and unto the ages of ages. Amen.~“Holy Immortal, have
10  7,1|     now, and ever and unto the ages of ages.” The worshippers
11  7,1|      ever and unto the ages of ages.” The worshippers respond, “
12  7,1|     now and ever, and unto the ages of ages.” The faithful make
13  7,1|     ever, and unto the ages of ages.” The faithful make an obeisance
14  8,2|      blessed art Thou unto the ages of ages. Amen.” At Matins,
15  8,2|      art Thou unto the ages of ages. Amen.” At Matins, every
16  9,1|      now and ever and unto the ages of ages; amen.” Then he
17  9,1|      ever and unto the ages of ages; amen.” Then he leads or