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 1  2,2|  Heaven, while thirteen crests signify Christ and His twelve Apostles.
 2  2,7| symbols or characteristics, to signify that on the altar is offered
 3  2,9|     day services as well. They signify that the Lord gives us the
 4  5,2| Introductory Psalm is meant to signify that the bliss of our first
 5  5,8|        out with the clergy, to signify their humility and their
 6  6,2|        church is increased, to signify that Christ, having come,
 7  9,1|    temple, whereby its parents signify their desire that it should
 8  9,1|       of those present, and to signify that it conveys a mystical
 9 10,1|        laid upon the altar, to signify that he receives them from
10 10,1|      worn on the shoulders, to signify the bearing of his Cross
11 10,1|        and at the bottom. They signify that the archimandrite is
12 10,1|        are called “rivers” and signify that from the bishop’s lips
13 10,2|        covered with a pall; to signify that the deceased is under
14 10,2|       is censed all around, to signify that the soul of the departed,
15 10,2|     grave, facing the East, to signify that the deceased is going
16 10,2|        the church building, to signify that they who have been