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when you know the history of the Christianity, and understand the events of the Liturgy you will truly realise all that has been lost in the West.

Sermons were not the most important part of services when Christianity originally started. The main purpose of the service is to worship God and hear the writings of the epistles and Gospels. Sometimes, sermons are given, but it was not the main focus of the gathering for ancient Christianity, and thus Orthodox Christianity today.

The liturgy is not about you, its not about what message can you get out of it, its about giving glory to God.

I am a Lutheran and I love this liturgy. Most protestants don't undrestand the the meaning and beauty of the divine liturgy because they are orientated to worship as human centered rather than God centered.

What are you yapping abou?

Ignorance is not a virtue. 😅

As a Byzantine Catholic, I pray that the holy cathedral of the Hagia Sophia will be retrieved from the scourge of Islam and the Divine Liturgy will resound in it once again.

Respectfully; the Hagia Sophia is merely real estate. All of creation is the Lord's 'Hagia Sophia'

If not in this life then for sure in the great beyond.

Hello dear friend! 12:06 = Small Entrance 20:51 =Reading a part of the Holy Apostolic Letters 24:11 = Reading a part of the Holy Gospel 33:11 = The Great Entrance 55:44 = Holy Communion* 1:01:59 = End of the Divine Liturgy 1:02:19 = Preaching from His Eminence The Metropolitan of Thyateira and Great Britain Nikitas. *the people don’t participate because of Covid restrictions For any other questions don’t hesitate to ask .

@@GGhiba611 Creed = 40:11 Our Father Prayer = 49:58

@@NikosK153 God bless you so helpful!

@@torix316 Happy to help. Don’t hesitate to ask whatever u want tho

⁠@@NikosK153I know this is an old video but do you have any of the names of the chants/hyms (forgive me if I’m not calling them by their correct names) that are being said in the first 20 or so minutes? I would like to read their lyrics (again not sure if that’s the right term).

Orthodoxy is not strange, it's the true Faith. You should look into it with an open mind. Love from Australia!

You mean denomination? Because Orthodoxy is not a religion is a denomination of Christiansity. What's strange to you??

So it is a lot! That’s for sure! This is our church service/mass It contains a lot of praying and preparing ourselves and the area for communion which we believe is the body and blood of Christ You’ll see them bring the big book out a few times that holds the Holy Bible which is why it has a special procession The other procession is for the communion Think of it as similar to a catholic mass lots of up and down standing kneeling and praying

I would definitely recommend going to a service at your local parish (church) and speaking to the priest or assistant priest after so they can explain better! There are also a ton of videos explaining what’s happening during the liturgy (service) you can look for as well!

When you start attending the Liturgies it all becomes clear. It looks confusing at first, but it doesn't take that long to become acquainted with the proceedings. Look up St John Chrysostom Divine Liturgy and that is what we follow 🙏🏻☦️🤗

12:06 = Small Entrance 20:51 =Reading a part of the Holy Apostolic Letters 24:11 = Reading a part of the Holy Gospel 33:11 = The Great Entrance 55:44 = Holy Communion* 1:01:59 = End of the Divine Liturgy 1:02:19 = Preaching from His Eminence The Metropolitan of Thyateira and Great Britain Nikitas. * people don’t participate because of the Covid restrictions

Don’t know how far in you are now but go to your local church and ask your priest they will be able to explain better than anyone else and will be happy to

Apparently you know English at such a level that your TH-cam comments are automatically translated into Russian. In any case the epiphony "Lord have mercy" / "Kirie eleison" is repeated countless times, throughout the Liturgy. Not to mention the "Glory is to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit for now and forever and to the ages of ages" and the commons Alleluias and Amens.

That’s the Aghia Sophia in Istanbul. It is much larger and older. This is the Aghia Sophia Cathedral in London. Beautiful and well used

I have attended to Divine Liturgy here when I used to live in London.

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They should stand

@@the_bathroom we do

@@jamiehayn good.

Psalm 82:Arise, O God, and judge the earth, for to thee belongs all the nations!" The joyful "changeover" from dark vestments to Paschal.

The service was closed for the public due to the pandemic. The morning services were open but the evening ones were closed, even that of the resurrection.

I would presume Covid restrictions in the UK limited how many of the laity could be present.

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Find your nearest Orthodox Church and speak with the priest there. I pray that our Lord Jesus Christ blesses and keeps you firm abundantly and guides you toward His true faith. Nice username, by the way..

@@ストリアン Thank you, I've been looking at Orthodoxy for a while and it seems to me to be the most unbroken church in doctrine and tradition I've been trying to be as patient as possible to make sure that what I'm doing is the right decisions and not rush anything. I've renamed my username to this to troll an anti-Christian group that was doctrinally debunked by a famous apologist named Sam Shamoun, so I have their pfp and this username to annoy them for a while, haha.

@@empirical_blade6926 You are more than welcome. Yes, Orthodoxy is the most unbroken church in doctrine, dogma, and tradition. All of our theology has, in fact, preserved tradition, which works to retain the effectiveness of supernatural revelation which has culminated within and has been fulfilled by the Person of Jesus Christ. This is why, in Orthodoxy, no one will witness absurd dogmatic formulas. In a mere glimpse at the West -- especially Protestantism -- it is not difficult to see why churches are losing faith within this supernatural revelation of Christ (HIs miracles, and His teachings) thereby changing their dogmatic attestations. In Protestantism, for decades, have they doubted the supernaturality of the human Christ, because they have also excluded the traditional teaching of Christ's deification in human flesh, which -- and this must be considered -- only us Orthodox believe. The same applies for Roman Catholicism. I am glad you are looking towards Orthodoxy. There is no need to rush it, but know that the Lord Jesus Christ is present with you through the Holy Spirit, whom He has sent and whose presence He has made more "present" than ever after His ascension to Heaven. You are in my prayers. Don't be afraid to reach out (I could try to help if I can, so you can also reach me by email if you'd wish), but your first step that must be considered is going to your nearest Orthodox Church and speaking with the parish priest there who, is not just a minister for mere baptism, but a teacher appointed by God for regular laymen, and people like you. Christ bless and help you remain steadfast!

@@ストリアン Thank you my friend