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English: To symbolize the trinity, the first three finger are brought to a point and, to symbolize the two natures of Jesus Christ, the remaining two fingers are pressed close together in the palm. |
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| Source | ite book |last=Sokolof |first=Archpriest Dimitrii |year=1899 |publication-date=2001 |title=Manual of the Orthodox Church's Divine Services |page=5 |place=Jordanville, New York |publisher=Holy Trinity Monastery |isbn=0-88465-067-7 |
| Author | Archpriest Dimitrii Sokolof |
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