Book of Needs of the Holy Orthodox Church : $b with an appendix containing offices for the laying on of handsRusskaia pravoslavnaia tserkov
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Book of Needs of the Holy Orthodox Church : $b with an appendix containing offices for the laying on of hands
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Orthodox Eastern Church -- Liturgy -- Texts
_The third priest._ Peace to thee.
_Deacon._ Wisdom. _Alleluia, tone ii._
_Verse._ In thee, O Lord, have I trusted, let me never be confounded.
_The third priest readeth._
_The gospel from Matthew, section xxxiv. from the paragraph,_
At that time, Jesus called.... _ending_, freely give.[20]
_And the deacon straightway saith this ectenia._
Have mercy upon us, O God....
Furthermore let us pray for mercy, life....
That to him may be remitted....
_And, with a loud voice_, For a merciful....
_Deacon._ Let us pray to the Lord.
_The priest saith the prayer._
Master Almighty, holy King, who chastenest, and killest not, who
supportest them that are falling, and settest up them that are cast
down, who restorest the bodily afflictions of men; we entreat thee, O
our God, that thou wouldest send down thy mercy upon this oil, and upon
them that are anointed therewith in thy name, that it may be to them for
the healing of soul and body, and for the cleansing and removal of every
passion, and of every sickness and wound, and of every defilement of
flesh and spirit. Yea, O Lord, send down from heaven thy healing power;
touch the body; allay the fever; soothe the suffering; and banish every
lurking weakness. Be the physician of thy servant, _name_, raise him
from a bed of suffering, and from a couch of ailment whole and perfectly
restored, granting him in thy church to be acceptable, and one that doeth
thy will.
_Exclamation._
For it is thine to have mercy and to save us, O our God, and to thee we
ascribe glory, to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost, now
and ever, and to ages of ages. Amen.
_And after the prayer the third priest taketh a third twig, and, dipping
it in the holy oil, anointeth the sick person, saying the prayer,_
Holy Father, physician of souls and bodies....
_Vide page 101._
_Deacon._ Let us attend.
_The fourth priest._
Peace to all.
_Prokimenon, tone iv._
In whatsover day that I call upon thee, O hearken unto me speedily.
_Verse._ O Lord, hearken unto my prayer, and unto my crying.
_The epistle to the Corinthians, section clxxxii._
Brethren, ye are the temple.... _ending_, holiness in the fear of God.[21]
_Priest._ Peace to thee.
_Alleluia, tone ii._
_Verse._ I waited patiently for the Lord, and he inclined unto me.
_The fourth priest._
_The gospel from Matthew, section xxvi._
At that time, Jesus came into Peter’s house.... _ending_, his disciples
followed him.[22]
_And the deacon._ Have mercy upon us, O God....
_Page 98._
Furthermore let us pray for mercy, life....
That to him may be remitted....
_And the exclamation_, For a merciful....
_Deacon._ Let us pray to the Lord.
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