[{"type": "TEXT", "value": "When Mary said that the Lord had been taken away, / Simon Peter and the other initiate of the mysteries, whom Jesus loved, / ran to the sepulchre; and when they arrived, / they found only the linen-clothes lying within, / while the napkin which had covered the Saviors head lay in a place apart from them. // Wherefore, they kept silence until they beheld Christ again. Theotokion: Great and all-glorious things hast thou wrought for my sake, O my greatly merciful Christ! / For Thou wast ineffably born of the Virgin Maiden, / didst undergo crucifixion, and, having endured death, / didst arise in glory, and has freed our nature from death. / Glory to Thy glory, O Christ! // Glory to Thy power! The Seventh Gospel Sticheron Tone 7: Lo! It is dark and very early in the morning. / Why standest thou by the tomb, O Mary, / harboring much darkness in thy mind, wherein thou askest: / Where hath Jesus been laid? / But behold the disciples who have come running together, / and how they have discovered the resurrection by the grave-clothes and the winding sheet, / and remembered the Scriptures concerning them! / And we, believing with them and through them, hymn Thee: // Christ the Bestower of life."}]