How To Use Prayer book In A Sentence
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As a nun she is beatific, her head, in a wimple, tilted toward heaven, a prayer book clasped to her breast.
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The rest of the standard Prayer Book service -- invitatory "O Gracious Light", Psalm, Apostles' Creed, prayers and collects -- will be sung or chanted.
BatesLine: March 2005 Archives
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They studied the Bible at home, they wrote expositions of biblical texts and composed prayer books.
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Art historians have conjectured that the cordiform book in this painting represents a prayer book, and one of the extant heart-shaped books is a 15th-century prayer book of similar form.
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This volume fits my twin criteria: solid scholarship, combined with a sense of why the psalter is the prayer book of the synagogue and of the church.
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I was a teenager reading the prayer books at temple
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Alongside bestiaries, prayer books and studies of humanist thought, there are plenty of "how tos" for the budding monarch, including how to be a good king check out Solomon, David, Caesar and Alexander and how to stay hygienic and healthy.
This week's new exhibitions
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The opening passage of a thousand-year-old Christian prayer book discovered in Ireland does not say that doomsday is near.
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Certain books are an essential part of any Jewish home: a siddur (prayer book), a Chumash (Five Books of Moses) and books of philosophy.
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When he reached his church, he missed the prayer book, and hurried back.
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Bohemia: The groom gives the bride a rosary, a prayer book, a girdle with three keys (to guard her virtue), a fur cap, and a silver wedding ring.
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First, in light of the directive concerning Prayer Book services generally, the reference to ‘the people’ may be taken to signal the order of laity as distinct from the diaconal and priestly orders which are also alluded to.
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In the meantime they resolved to preach vigorously against bishops and the Prayer Book.
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The guild also purchased material and made the choirboys new cassocks, in addition to contributing towards the cost of new hymn and prayer books for the congregation.
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She had married young, a plump, bearded man, a traveller in prayer books and phylacteries.
THREE KINDS OF KISSING - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES
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Archbishop Parker's Advertisements, issued in response to disputes over clerical dress and ceremonies, enforced the rubrics of the Prayer Book.
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The sidesmen were collecting the hymn books and prayer books from the pews.
GOODBYE CURATE
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In 1892, he published a study of the neginot (cantillation marks) in the Masoretic text of the Bible, and in the next decade, working with Herbert Adler (1876 – 1940), a lawyer and nephew of Chief Rabbi Hermann Adler (1839 – 1911), prepared what became the standard British edition and translation of the mahzor (festival prayer book).
Nina Ruth Davis Salaman.
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I would venture to suggest, that for many families, the notebooks they clutch in their sweaty hands are often more like prayer books that help them search for answers to the often unanswerable questions they face.
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Some were holding wooden crosses, prayer books, and other holy objects to ward off the evil spirits.
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In the meantime they resolved to preach vigorously against bishops and the Prayer Book.
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The Prayer Book contained morning and evening offices, and forms for the administration of the sacraments as well as the psalter.
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Indeed the siddur, or Jewish prayer book, honors the advice of Jeremiah by including a prayer on the Sabbath or festival day for the government of the country in which the local community of Jews resides.
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The formularies are the prayer books and missals that direct the priests at the altar and the congregations that they serve.
The Continuum
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The lamp , please , Pork, and my prayer book, Mammy . ".
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Compared with the Book of Common Prayer, modern prayer books in the Anglican Communion are grossly overweight.
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Fortunately, someone pointed out that Ackerman keeps copies of the Old Testament and other Jewish prayer books in his office, where he often hosts minyanim, assemblies of 10 or more men required for Jewish community prayer.
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The bag contained a tunic, a cloth jerkin, a prayer book, and, strangely enough, a book of fairy tales.
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It is a stunning, devastating, and uplifting prayer book for the 21st-century Christian.
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The 1661 Prayer Book roughly followed 1559, and was uniformly used until the 20th cent., though Anglo-catholic ritualists often illegally used Tridentine rites in English.
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The care with which Christians had treasured their Bibles, prayer books and hymn books was very touching.
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During Jefferson's presidency a friend observed him on his way to church, carrying a large prayer book.
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The Australian Prayer Book has a somewhat revised version of the collect found in the ASB 1980.
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About 1477, in London, the first printed advertisement in English announced a prayer book sale.
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These blessings can be found at the beginning of any siddur, Jewish prayer book, which are readily available in any Jewish bookstore.
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Emunah organizes seminars on Judaism and Israel, providing siddurim (prayer books), humashim (Bibles) and printed explanations of holiday observance in Russian, Amharic and other languages.
Emunah.
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The Prayer Book isn't inspired, I know," said an old coast-guardsman some years ago to a friend of mine, "but, sure and certain, _'tis as bad as inspired_!
To My Younger Brethren Chapters on Pastoral Life and Work
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Between a book on chemotherapy and another on neurophysiological disorders, she came upon an old, well-thumbed prayer book.
GRACE
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At her girdle hung a gold chain and cross, and she carried a handkerchief and a little prayer book bound in gold.
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Such a situation inhibits us from engaging the prayer book for what it is as a treasury of public prayer which we should be able to use intelligently and not merely by rote.
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The sacristy was a jumble of prayer books, vestments, broken rosaries, crucifixes, and pictures.
The Red Horizon
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Observant Jews do not take their chumashim (the printed book version of the Torah, as opposed to the scroll that is in every synagogue) or their siddurim (prayer books) with them into a bathroom.
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My mother would pull a small prayer book from her purse, plant herself on the kneeler, and begin to pray.
Sea Escape
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At her girdle hung a gold chain and cross, and she carried a handkerchief and a little prayer book bound in gold.
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My guess is that the Shona Anglican, if asked what makes Anglicans different from other Christians, would cite, at least, prayer book, Eucharist and episcopacy.
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A congregation in Tampa sent over some prayer books, while Unity of Leesburg donated a pulpit.
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While my son was willing to pose with the crown for a photo, he gladly relegated the carrying of the crown to his younger sister, ceremonially dressed in her favorite white Joan of Arc cape, while he proudly carried the prayer book and holy water.
May Crowning Procession
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This brings us to the question of liturgical quality control in a post-Prayer Book Church.
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Another item of interest the team will inspect is a small silver-encased prayer book in the mayor's parlour - Queen Katherine Parr's Book of Devotions.
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So begins one of my favorite prayers, from the service for compline in the Episcopal prayer book.
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The new Prayer Book of 1552 was avowedly Protestant; altars were turned into tables, clerical vestments were downgraded and religious orthodoxy was enforced by a new and more stringent Act of Uniformity.
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Cranach's woodcut known as Passional Christi und Antichristi is an illustration for Philipp Melanchthon's 1521 prayer book.
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Who was she, the old witch, for so he mentally termed the inoffensive woman devoutly conning her prayer book, unconscious of the wrath her presence was exciting in the bosom of the young man beside her!
Bad Hugh
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On the green nearby, there were many stalls, selling all sorts of religious objects: rosary beads, scapulars, and prayer books.
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Though not required by the Protestant prayer book, chrisom cloths were still standard equipment, at least in the Elizabethan period.
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There were pillars, shadows, memorial brasses, boys scuffling and swopping stamps behind Prayer Books; the sound of a rusty pump; the Doctor booming, about immortality and quitting ourselves like men; and
The Waves
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We need to see the comfort a confused old person derives from holding a prayer book or rosary.
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As a nun she is beatific, her head, in a wimple, tilted toward heaven, a prayer book clasped to her breast.
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The illustrations in such medieval prayer books represented the work of the season: here a peasant mows a meadow.
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Later, when at Littlemore but before his conversion to Catholicism in 1845, he used the breviaries to recite the Divine Office, rather than the Anglican prayer books.
Cardinal Newman at Birmingham: Liturgical Items (Part 3 of 3)
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The symbolism of the paschal mystery that shapes the 1979 Prayer Book corresponds to a non-Constantinian missiology.
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And on the bima, I face the ark and hold my siddur (prayer book) against my chest and think about my life.
Kate Fridkis: Letting Atheists Pray, Too
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Some of them wept as the preacher opened up his prayer book and the coffin was gently lowered into the grave.
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In the meantime they resolved to preach vigorously against bishops and the Prayer Book.
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Not all the monies from the Magnificat [prayer book] have come in yet and there are still other sources we are waiting for.
Catholic church struggles with cost of pope's visit to UK
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Amongst the distinctives of this Church are its commitment to episcopacy, the 1662 Prayer Book, and the Authorised Version.
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The guild also purchased material and made the choirboys new cassocks, in addition to contributing towards the cost of new hymn and prayer books for the congregation.
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The Jewish prayer book is drawn from the writings of the Jewish people across the ages.
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A tenth chapter, ‘Anglican Life,’ adds historical and contemporary depictions of Prayer Book worship and other interesting miscellanea.
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Tefillah (Prayer) contains poems specifically written for a siddur (prayer book).
Marge Piercy: Statement
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Walters Art Museum/Owner of The Archimedes Palimpsest This 13th-century prayer book was made by scraping the original text off the parchment paper, removing the binding, rotating the pages 90 degrees and rebinding the pages in book form.
Reading Beneath the Lines
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The celebrant faced the tabernacle, his back to the uncomprehending congregants who busied themselves with their prayer books or rosaries.
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As a matter of interest, the chairs, a prayer book and a hassock for each seat in the original plan were bought and paid for by a 50 pence (10/-) subscription from the worshipers of the time, prior to the consecration.
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Between a book on chemotherapy and another on neurophysiological disorders, she came upon an old, well-thumbed prayer book.
GRACE
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The holiest prayer in the Jewish prayer book is the Amidah -- the "standing" prayer -- in which we are in soul connection to God, so that we can praise our Creator for the beauty and bounty of the world, ask for peace, health and understanding and express gratitude for our lives.
Rabbi Alan Lurie: The Allure Of Narcissistic Spirituality
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A prayer book which was offered symbolised our devotion and thanks to God for his goodness.
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The sidesman gave him a prayer book and a hymn book, and he chose a seat towards the back, because the order of the service was still strange to him and from there he could see when other people knelt, and when they stood.
On The Beach
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An example would be An Australian Prayer Book, which is used in the Anglican Church.
