Chapter, Paragraph

 1  6,7|        the Old Testament.~ The chanting of the canon is divided
 2  7,1|       the nations.” During the chanting of the “Alleluia,” the censer
 3  7,1|      to their heartfelt joy by chanting, “Glory to Thee, our God,
 4  7,1|    Jews, therefore, before the chanting of the Creed, the deacon
 5  8,1|      hundred times. During the chanting of each hundred, the rite
 6  8,1|       blessing consists of the chanting of sticheræ, the reading
 7  8,1| immersion of the Cross, to the chanting of the troparion of the
 8  9,3|        with holy water, to the chanting of a psalm. This completes
 9  9,5|  Supplication, ending with the chanting of the Lord’s Prayer; then
10 10,1|     him, with lighted candles, chanting a troparion which celebrates
11 10,2|     begins with the reading or chanting of Psalm 90:“He that dwelleth
12 10,2|        spend the entire night, chanting and praying.~ ~The Bearing
13 10,2|   carried to the church to the chanting of the Trisagion, in token
14 10,2|  survivors. It begins with the chanting of Psalms 90 and 118, which