Chapter, Paragraph

 1  4,6| contained in the troparion — or verse — for the day. Troparion
 2  4,8|       all other prayers, in the verse: “God is with us. Understand,
 3  5,6|        name is given to a short verse, generally selected from
 4  6,3| response “Alleluia!” after each verse. This singing is called
 5  6,4|         the clergy sing a short verse magnifying the person or
 6  6,4|        are substituted for this verse; they speak of the Resurrection
 7  6,7|      established order: First a verse from an Old Testament ode
 8  6,7|      canon; after that the next verse and the second troparion,
 9  6,9|     chanted Alleluia after each verse; 3) There is no Vespers
10  7,1|     this is followed by a short verse from the Psalms, containing
11  7,1|     attention to it, as being a verse which indicates the substance
12  8,1|      immersion of the Cross the verse, “Save O Lord, Thy people,”
13  8,2|       the Communion Prayer, the verse during the act of communion,
14  8,2|        in the law of the Lord,” verse by verse. The verses of
15  8,2|      law of the Lord,” verse by verse. The verses of the Psalm
16  9,5|     with the refrain after each verse: “Glory to Thee, our God,