Humbley red very soothing. Relaxing and very peaceful god bless the reader and god bless all who is listening to this beauitful prayer in jesus name amen
Lord Jesus Christ son of God have mercy on me this miserable sinner😢 Most Holy Theotokos save me Lord' heal my soul for I have sinned against thee 🕯️☦️🙏
The Prayer Book printed with the blessing of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia at the Printing Shop of St. Job of Pochaev at Holy Trinity Monastery, Jordanville, New York
Why such an unnatural intonation? It sounds like a performance, and not a prayer. Nobody speaks or thinks in such a sing-song manner, or at such a ridiculous speed as "Lord have mercy" was recited.
Let me ask you this? Is it more unnatural to chant this way in prayer, which has bern done throughout the centuries than it is to stand on a stage facing the audience (congregation) with guitars, drums and keyboards or piano and perform as if you're conducting a rock concert instead of worshipping the Almight God who deserves our praise? Nothing wrong with a good rock concert, but there's a time and place for it. If you have never been to an Orthodox Christian service, or have never learned what Orthodox worship is, you would not understand. The entire service is sung with hymns and chants....except maybe the gospel reading and then the sermon when there is one. The scriptural hymns and psalms are sung. This is Liturgical prayer. But spontaneous prayer in our private prayers is always encouraged. This is how prayer has been conducted throughout the centuries, before the east and west split in the Church and waaaaaaayyyyyy before Protestantism. Of course God wants us to talk to him in prayer. We are also to worship him in song. And the Liturgical prayers that are sung are repeated prayers so that the entire congregation can participate, not just the clergy and choir. People often mock what they don't understand. I am a convert who converted a bit later in life and am still learning about the Ancient Faith. Others in the faith may be able to explain it better than I can. I encourage you to find an Orthodox Church parish near you and visit one service and see for yourself and ask questions afterwards. Most parishes in America have a coffee hour afterwards where people can fellowship and get to know eachother. See for yourself and seek understanding before mocking and judging how an unfamiliar church worships. You may even call a parish rectory and ask to speak to the priest there. Many of them are happy to answer questions if you're curious. It doesn't mean you're planning to convert. It just means you want to understand.
This is my favorite of all the options available here on TH-cam. Thank you for making this for us.
Humbley red very soothing. Relaxing and very peaceful god bless the reader and god bless all who is listening to this beauitful prayer in jesus name amen
It's God, not "god." The true biblical God is always capitalized.
One of my favorites 🙏 Prayers ! l Listen to this PRAYER Many Times Powerful !
Fr Nathan ‘s prayers are easy to pray with...and helps me to pray to God before sleep!
Thank you. God bless you.
This prayer was beautifully and flawlessly stated. This is the first Orthodox evening prayer I've heard here that is perfect with no mistakes.
Thank You.
Lord Jesus Christ son of God have mercy on me this miserable sinner😢
Most Holy Theotokos save me
Lord' heal my soul for I have sinned against thee
🕯️☦️🙏
Nice like the prayers.
Very nicely done. Very sober & compunctionate. Thank you!
Beautiful! Could you read the Morning Prayers too?
Sounds like Fr Michael who reads the Psalter 🤔🙏
Thank you (for the morning one too)
Thank you for posting. May God Bless you. What prayer book are you reading with this prayer?
violashutters It is the Jordanville Prayerbook. ☦️💟
The Prayer Book printed with the blessing of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia at the Printing Shop of St. Job of Pochaev at Holy Trinity Monastery, Jordanville, New York
Love this. Thank you. What is the prayer book?
What prayer book are you using?
Meu Deus que que seja sempre assim
Who is the reader?
Why such an unnatural intonation? It sounds like a performance, and not a prayer. Nobody speaks or thinks in such a sing-song manner, or at such a ridiculous speed as "Lord have mercy" was recited.
This is the way the monks chant in the monasteries. It's only "ridiculous" if you aren't familiar with Orthodox traditions.
Let me ask you this? Is it more unnatural to chant this way in prayer, which has bern done throughout the centuries than it is to stand on a stage facing the audience (congregation) with guitars, drums and keyboards or piano and perform as if you're conducting a rock concert instead of worshipping the Almight God who deserves our praise? Nothing wrong with a good rock concert, but there's a time and place for it. If you have never been to an Orthodox Christian service, or have never learned what Orthodox worship is, you would not understand. The entire service is sung with hymns and chants....except maybe the gospel reading and then the sermon when there is one. The scriptural hymns and psalms are sung. This is Liturgical prayer. But spontaneous prayer in our private prayers is always encouraged. This is how prayer has been conducted throughout the centuries, before the east and west split in the Church and waaaaaaayyyyyy before Protestantism. Of course God wants us to talk to him in prayer. We are also to worship him in song. And the Liturgical prayers that are sung are repeated prayers so that the entire congregation can participate, not just the clergy and choir. People often mock what they don't understand. I am a convert who converted a bit later in life and am still learning about the Ancient Faith. Others in the faith may be able to explain it better than I can. I encourage you to find an Orthodox Church parish near you and visit one service and see for yourself and ask questions afterwards. Most parishes in America have a coffee hour afterwards where people can fellowship and get to know eachother. See for yourself and seek understanding before mocking and judging how an unfamiliar church worships. You may even call a parish rectory and ask to speak to the priest there. Many of them are happy to answer questions if you're curious. It doesn't mean you're planning to convert. It just means you want to understand.
If. A cloud covers a mountain you only see the cloud- pray that you might. Benefit.
He is praying in the normal Orthodox way. We don't use conversational tone.
For all those who assumed otherwise, I am Eastern Orthodox myself. Speed recitation of prayers is NOT an Orthodox tradition.