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 1  1,3|      for mercy, gratitude, and reverence.~But, apart from these universal
 2  2,1|      on which they looked with reverence, as on a place where the
 3  3,2|       laymen. But a feeling of reverence prompted them to appear
 4  5,2|      for them that with faith, reverence and the fear of God enter
 5  6,3|     the same time, in token of reverence and festivity, censing goes
 6  6,6|   worshippers to attention and reverence, the deacon calls out, “
 7  7,1|       bowed heads, in token of reverence, and respond, “And with
 8  8,2|      worshippers express their reverence for icons by veneration
 9  9,1|    conferring a name, of doing reverence to the holy temple, and
10  9,1| vouchsafe that her babe may do reverence to His holy temple.” The
11  9,5|       of the altar in token of reverence for God, after each circumambulation
12  9,5|     Altar of God with the same reverence with which the holy angels
13 11  |            Notwithstanding the reverence with which Christians should