Quarterly Psalter

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• Vespers

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• Nativity Royal Hours 6th Hour

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• Nativity Royal Hours 6th Hour

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• Midnight Service

This reading ends with v. 14, "I will commence in the might of the Lord; O Lord, I will make mention of the righteousness which is Thine alone."

This reading begins with v. 15, "O my God, Thou hast taught me from my youth, and till now will I declare Thy wondrous works." Read until the end of the psalm.

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• Vespers

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• Mid-hour of the 3rd Hour

This reading ends with v. 20, "My soul hath longed to desire Thy judgments at all times."

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• The Midnight Service

This reading begins with v. 21, "Thou hast rebuked the proud; cursed are they that decline from Thy commandments." It ends with v. 37, "Turn away mine eyes that I may not see vanity, quicken Thou me in Thy way."

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This reading begins with v. 38, "Establish for Thy servant Thine oracle unto fear of Thee." It ends with v. 58, "I entreated Thy countenance with my whole heart: Have mercy on me according to Thy word."

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This reading begins with v. 59, "I have thought on Thy ways, and I have turned my feet back to Thy testimonies." It ends with v. 72, "The law of Thy mouth is better to me than thousands of gold and silver." This ending is also the end of the first stasis of Ps. 118 according to the liturgical reading of the Psalter according to Kathismata which is usually followed by Glory/Both Now/Alleluia.

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• The Midnight Service

This reading begins with v. 73 which is also the beginning of the second stasis of Ps. 118 according to the liturgical reading of the Psalter according to Kathismata, "Thy hands have made me and fashioned me; give me understanding and I will learn Thy commandments." It ends with v. 93, "I will never forget Thy statutes, for in them hast Thou quickened me." This is also the middle of Psalm 118.

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• The Midnight Service

This reading begins with v. 94 which is the middle of Psalm 118, "I am Thine, save me; for after Thy statutes have I sought." It ends with v. 102, "From Thy judgments have I not declined, for Thou hast set a law for me."

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This reading begins with v. 103, "How sweet to my palate are Thy sayings! more sweet than honey to my mouth." It ends with v. 117, "Help me, and I shall be saved; and I will meditate on Thy statutes continually."

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• The Midnight Service

This reading begins with v. 118, "Thou hast set at nought all that depart from Thy statutes, for unrighteous is their inward thought." It ends with v. 131, "I opened my mouth and drew in my breath, for I longed for Thy commandments." This ending is also the end of the second stasis of Ps. 118 according to the liturgical reading of the Psalter according to Kathismata which is usually followed by Glory/Both Now/Alleluia.

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• The Midnight Service

This reading begins with v. 132 which is also the beginning of the third stasis of Ps. 118 according to the liturgical reading of the Psalter according to Kathismata, "Look upon me and have mercy on me, according to the judgment of them that love Thy name." It ends with v. 149, "Hear my voice, O Lord, according to Thy mercy; according to Thy judgment, quicken me."

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• The Midnight Service

This reading begins with v. 150, "They have drawn nigh that lawlessly persecute me, but from Thy law are they far removed." It ends with v. 164, "Seven times a day have I praised Thee for the judgments of Thy righteousness."

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• The Midnight Service

This reading begins with v. 165, "Much peace have they that love Thy law, and for them there is no stumbling-block" Read to the end of the psalm, which is also the end of the third stasis of Ps. 118 according to the liturgical reading of the Psalter according to Kathismata which is usually followed by Glory/Both Now/Alleluia.

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• The Midnight Service

This reading ends with v. 14, "I have not concealed Thy mercy, nor Thy truth, from the great assemblage."

This reading begins with v. 15, "But Thou, O Lord, remove not Thy compassions far from me; let Thy mercy and Thy truth continually help me." Read to the end of the psalm.

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• Mid-hour of the 9th Hour
• Royal Hours 6th Hour

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• Vespers