ImagesByDavid Jesus told us to proclaim his death until he comes by re-enacting what he did at the last supper,,,his death was a sacrifice,,,,when Jesus sat at the table at the supper it was a fore shadow of his death but when we do it it is done after the fact. The priest stands in his place repeating what he did at the last supper. I personally dont see a problem with the Romanists attempting to describe the tradition of the liturgy as a sacrifice after the fact. Jesus told us to do it. If they believe in the real presence of Jesus in the bread and wine they are believing what Jesus said This is my body and this is my blood. They believe Jesus is present and he said he would be present wherever two or more are gathered together in his name,,,we all believe that dont we? So why do protestants make such a big deal of the Roman liturgy and attack it? The Latin liturgy is beautiful but the protestants call it blasphemy,,,,,,could it be that the actual sacrifice is a once for all sacrifice but we were told to re-enact it for a reason,,Jesus told us to proclaim his death by re-enacting what he did at the last supper ,,, like it or not it was a foreshadowing of a sacrifice and now its a reenactment of a sacrifice,,,
8ElionAdvancing8 protestants are like little children when it comes to bible understanding. These Christians come from the very beginning of Christianity and they follow the gospel just exactly how it is supposed to be, by tradition and scripture!! Beautiful
@@8elionadvancing884 Greetings brother. What do you think about confessional lutherans? Aside from the apostolic succession view differences, are we also around christ in the lord's supper? I feel blessed of believing in the real presence and I do believe, as you quote Jesus words "two or more are united in my name". May our Lord Jesus Christ protect you syrian brothers.
Philopater Daoud Modern day Jewish Aramaic is very different from the Aramaic jesus spoke. Jewish Aramaic sounds like Assyrian Aramaic and it’s a dying language
@@MissyParkedLincoln Jewish Aramaic would be closer to the family of Aramaic Yeshua spoke. But His dialect was the Galilean Aramaic. The only Aramaic today that’s even close to a descendant of that is called Maaloula Aramaic.
Hopefully this will answer some of the questions below: This mass took place at St. Mark's Monastery in Jerusalem belonging to the Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch. The archbishop you see in this video is Mor Severios Malke Mourad. The mass is held mostly in Aramaic but some parts are in Arabic as well.
Hebrew was also His language and unlike Aramaic, it's not endangered by extinction at all. Aramaic was the day-to-day language during the Lord's time on Earth while Hebrew was liturgical and rarely spoken in everyday life.
Americans for the most part are so deeply bigoted against real Christianity their response would be like Parker’s wife to the tattoo of the icon of the Lord on Parker’s back in the story by Flannery O’Connor: “What is that?”
@@claesvanoldenphatt9972 Christianity is Christianity. I don't care whether one is Catholic, Protestant, or Orthodox. Methodist, Church of God, Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Messianic Jewish, Hebrew Roots Torah Observant Christian, Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, all Christians are brothers and sisters in Christ, one big family. The Body of Christ, His hands and feet. I'm not one of those evil, foolish morons who will call everyone else who even slightly disagrees with me on one minor issue or has a slightly different approach a heretic, not a Christian, not a part of the Body of Christ, none of that. That's for God to decide, and between every individual and Him, not you or me. Not the Pope, no patriarchs, nobody.
@Chrissy Margo. This is a very ancient liturgical rite; the music being sung is totally different than what one would hear in a Western Church, Catholic or Protestant (or even in Greek and Russian Orthodox Churches of today) where major and minor scales and tertian harmony are use. The scales and modes that are used here are Middle-eastern and incorporate quarter-tones. Undoubtedly the kind of singing that Jesus heard, and presumably took part in, sounded very much like this.
Wow! this is so beautiful!!! it sounds as ancient as the Mass really is! it is so beautiful to see how mass was probably celebrated 1 or 2000 years ago!
very nice .. i am from syriac orthodox member from india we use the same liturgy here a combination of suryoyo and our local language and was a pleasant surprise to watch them here
The language spoken by the Lord Jesus himself. One must give thanks to the Syriac Orthodox for preserving this language, for sadly, Arabic, the language of Muhammad, is the language of the Middle East, except for Israel of course.
Alex you are wrong western Syriac is Aramaic not eastern Syriac. Think about it geographically, Where Christ was and where Western Syriac came from. It is a proven fact that the SOC ( mh church ) have preserved the language that the Lord had spoken himself!
+Eldho Thomas I love eastern and western Syriac because they are the same. Please stop this nonsense and love your language in all its accents. God bless.
I was just clarifying that Jesus spoke Syriac in the Western dialect, I was not making fun of Eastern Syriac , Eastern Syriac =Western Syriac but they're just different dialects like Australian English and American English. God bless.
This is the Syriac Orthodox Church. The Syriac Orthodox Church is part of the Oriental Orthodox communion along with the Coptic, Armenian, Ethiopian, Eritriean and Malankara churches. It is not part of the Eastern Orthodox communion of Greeks, Arabs and Slavs. The church India (i.e Malankara) adopted the Syriac liturgy and you can see similar liturgy in India. In 1931 a very small group borke off from the Indian (Malankara) Syriac Church and joined with Rome; they are called Syro-Malankara.
I heard there now is more unity between the Oriental Orthodox (OO) and the Eastern Orthodox (EO). Communion and even marriage can be done with out much hassle between members of the OO and EO. Both OO and EO recognize baptism of each other.
@@jibinbabu3756 both church should have communion together ....The theology and Christology are same ....And keep away from the altered catholic church
Im aramaic christian calling jesus name is msheeoo.. and god is called aloho.. in arabic god is called is allah. Just for those who dont know..godbless
@Hamada Somagod is called aloho in western accent of Syriac. Alaha is in eastern accent. Because the sound "a" is pronunciated as "o". This is the difference
@Hamada Soma Alaha is God's name in Aramaic & its East Syrian Dialect whereas Aloho is God's name in West Syrian Dialect of Aramaic language (only prounciation differences in dialects). Alaha the God is the Oneness of Yehova the Creator, Eesho Mishiha the Saviour & Ruha Kudhisha Parakkaleetha the Holy Spirit. Jesus is Word of God incranated as flesh & blood. In Hebrew Jesus's name is Yeshu Mishiha & in Aramaic Jesus's name is Eesho Mishiha.
@kitkit007 Alaha is God's name in Aramaic & its East Syrian Dialect whereas Aloho is God's name in West Syrian Dialect of Aramaic language (only prounciation differences in dialects). Alaha the God is the Oneness of Yehova the Creator, Eesho Mishiha the Saviour & Ruha Kudhisha Parakkaleetha the Holy Spirit. Jesus is Word of God incranated as flesh & blood. In Hebrew Jesus's name is Yeshu Mishiha & in Aramaic Jesus's name is Eesho Mishiha.
Exactly I agree with you Shitnick...with all due respect.....I have been studying all this Aramaic studies for over Fiftteen years now, and I observe all the fasting dates, including the most important ones which are the forty days before Christmas and the Forty days before Easter.
Very beautiful rendering. It just reminds us of all the sacrifices that Jesus did to preach and set an example to this Universe. He lived what he preached. The concept of missionary exists only in Christianity (after Hinduism and Buddhism). I studied in a Christian Missionary school in India and have a great respect for that beautiful religion, which teaches us how to love others.
Some words in Aramaic may sound the same as arabic, as arabic derived many of its words from Aramaic. However the prayers at this Mass is still in Aramaic NOT arabic.
Hello nice comment but I must ask those the Syrian Church ask Blessed Mary to make intercessions for them? And if so can you show from the Word of GOD where this is allowed.
dudes watch the priests clothes n the tone in which they speak.. Its in India n in a place called Kerala..In a language called malayalam..I aM a keralite too..this was enriching :)
Isaiah 10:12 When the Lord has finished all his work against Mount Zion and Jerusalem, he will say, "I will punish the king of Assyria for the willful pride of his heart and the haughty look in his eyes.
This mass is the same as the qurbana in Malankara orthodox churches in India. You may not understand much but you may enjoy it. The similarity and use of Aramaic/Syriac in church services is another evidence of migration of Jews/early Christians to India after destruction of the second temple. These people still follow their traditions and keep their identity in India with few Hindu customs.
@@georgecherian6520 The only group that went a different direction is the Marthoma Church, since they have accepted the Anglican/Protestant theology. Other than that, this West Syriac tradition was brought to Malankara by the Jacobite Church from Antioch.
@@antiochsuryoyo5118 You mean the CSI church. Marthoma group conducts the same service but it is all in the local language, Malayala with occasional Syriac.
@@georgecherian6520 That is an incorrect statement. I am an ex-Marthomite and I used to assist in the Holy Qurbana. The Qurbana Kramam that the Marthomites use in comparison to the Holy Qurbono that Syriac Orthodox, Indian Orthodox, Thozhiyur and Syro Malankara uses is different. The Marthoma version is a revised one based on Anglican-Protestant theology. The most Syriac I've heard in a Marthoma Qurbana is "barekh'mor" and "Hoso wab'koolsuban l'olmin" and those are used sparingly. I don't know of one Marthoma achen who can read and write Syriac, like the achens in the Jacobite and Indian Orthodox Churches. CSI Church is in full communion with the Marthoma Church; both Churches are within the Anglican communion - they share the same theology.
where is this mass? I know the mass in aramaic are celebrated in Irak like a ceremonial language, but in jerusalem like the local language, My question is: Where is the church stablished in jerusalem?
@TheKoNoGuN actually, the syro-malankaran rite in india IS a variant of a Syrian rite. So it's natural you found them alike. But this one is clearly being celebrated in a semitic language. None got "trolled"
Well u can say Elah. but is most respectful to say Abwoon...all of the three dialects in Aramaic are extremely different from one another, and this includes speaking and writngh
Where did Jesus ever say that he didn't like the temple? I believe he drove the merchants out of the temple because of his love for it! "Zeal for Your house will consume me," and all that.
@MLGMajorityFFA I would say, Yes. However, it is very difficult with the language barrier(I speak English). It is probable that this is Orthodox, as most churches in this part of the world are. The Icons on the other hand look western.
This video displays the presentation of the Holy Mysteries according to Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch celebrated by H.E. Mor Severius Malki Murad. What is Orthodoxy? The Orthodox Church Is evangelical, but not Protestant. It is orthodox, but not Jewish. It is catholic, but not Roman. It is not non-denominational, it's pre-denominational. It has been believed, taught, preserved, defended, and died for. It is the Faith that has established the universe. Proclaiming the Truth since 34 AD.
I am catholic and I like the churches of the middle east, I would like to know what makes the difference between roman catholic church and these churches beside the pope?
First christians were called syrians christians No changes untill now..in holy mass and strictly following what forefathers taught us.. Lead by Holy Spirit.
Holy Mass = Divine Liturgy. But Liturgy is originally a Greek term. Since this Archbishop belongs to the Syrian patriarchate of Antioch and not Byzantine Antioch, shouldn't this be called holy qurbana?
Jesus' one is a form of Western Aramaic, (including the Syriac spoken in Malula and other parts of Syria, and most if not all forms of Aramaic spoken in Palestine)
Arabic is the closest next of kin to Aramaic but still distinct in terms of lingo , grammar and vocabulary. Jesus spoke Aramaic and had knowledge of the ancient hebrew since he had mastered the entire jewish bibles without a problem. Greek and latin were quite recent in terms of languages used for prayers. Aramaic sounds more beautiful than greek or latin. Since it is smooth , soothing and uplifting - which is similar to Arabic muslim/christian prayers.
" Aramaic sounds more beautiful then Greek or Latin." This is a subjective point of a view and based on personal perception and bias. I personally find Gregorian chant to be infintely more melodic and powerful. In terms of Latin, anyone who has heard Gabriel Faure's Requiem in Latin, or heard a rendition of Ave Maria, cannot but be moved by the sublimity of this music. This is attested by many who are not only not of European descent, but not Christians. Latin forms the root and basis of some of the worlds most audibly appealing languages. Italian, French, Spanish and Portuguese, sound more pleasing to the ear then other languages. The same reason why no cities in Asia, or Africa can match cities like Paris, Venice, Rome or Vienna. Gregorian Chant, as well as Western music in general, is far more attractive in tone, texture, and depth of melodic structure. Its why most civilized countries have symphonic orchestras which are dominated by Western instruments. Watch foreign cinema from any developed country in the world and the soundtrack will most likely be composed of music produced using western instruments. When you're exposed to hearing an opera in Aramaic and feel giddy about it, let us know.
This is our unity. Greetingsfrom Kerala. India
I am from Kerala.
Unity....comedy parayalle..
Adi ennu nirthum athu para
@@shibulukose3773😂. എന്ന് patriarcheesine അംഗീകരിക്കുന്ന അന്ന്.
Beautiful and timeless. Please everyone pray for our Christian brothers and sisters in Syria. May God guide them through this tribulation.
Hello and what would you say if this mass is re sacrificing Jesus like a Romanist mass.
Yes it is beautiful and timeless
ImagesByDavid Jesus told us to proclaim his death until he comes by re-enacting what he did at the last supper,,,his death was a sacrifice,,,,when Jesus sat at the table at the supper it was a fore shadow of his death but when we do it it is done after the fact. The priest stands in his place repeating what he did at the last supper. I personally dont see a problem with the Romanists attempting to describe the tradition of the liturgy as a sacrifice after the fact. Jesus told us to do it. If they believe in the real presence of Jesus in the bread and wine they are believing what Jesus said This is my body and this is my blood. They believe Jesus is present and he said he would be present wherever two or more are gathered together in his name,,,we all believe that dont we? So why do protestants make such a big deal of the Roman liturgy and attack it? The Latin liturgy is beautiful but the protestants call it blasphemy,,,,,,could it be that the actual sacrifice is a once for all sacrifice but we were told to re-enact it for a reason,,Jesus told us to proclaim his death by re-enacting what he did at the last supper ,,, like it or not it was a foreshadowing of a sacrifice and now its a reenactment of a sacrifice,,,
8ElionAdvancing8 protestants are like little children when it comes to bible understanding.
These Christians come from the very beginning of Christianity and they follow the gospel just exactly how it is supposed to be, by tradition and scripture!!
Beautiful
@@8elionadvancing884 Greetings brother. What do you think about confessional lutherans? Aside from the apostolic succession view differences, are we also around christ in the lord's supper? I feel blessed of believing in the real presence and I do believe, as you quote Jesus words "two or more are united in my name". May our Lord Jesus Christ protect you syrian brothers.
It’s tragedy, Alaha please guide your sons and daughters in Syria to bring peace to their lives.
Przepiekny język i msza. Jestem katoliczką i nigdy nie widzialam innych typów mszy. Przepiękny śpiew !
REALLY EXCITING TO HEAR HOLY MASS IN THE VERY LANGUAGE CHRIST SPOKE
+MissyParkedLincoln link to the jewish one please?
Philopater Daoud Modern day Jewish Aramaic is very different from the Aramaic jesus spoke. Jewish Aramaic sounds like Assyrian Aramaic and it’s a dying language
@Hamada Soma Close enough.
You mean "Qurbono"? Orthodox don't use the term "mass", only Catholics do.
@@MissyParkedLincoln Jewish Aramaic would be closer to the family of Aramaic Yeshua spoke. But His dialect was the Galilean Aramaic. The only Aramaic today that’s even close to a descendant of that is called Maaloula Aramaic.
Hopefully this will answer some of the questions below:
This mass took place at St. Mark's Monastery in Jerusalem belonging to the Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch. The archbishop you see in this video is Mor Severios Malke Mourad. The mass is held mostly in Aramaic but some parts are in Arabic as well.
The syriac was way before arabic. 🤡 No point in comparing Syriac with Arabic
Please protect the language of Jesus from going Extinct..
Hebrew was also His language and unlike Aramaic, it's not endangered by extinction at all. Aramaic was the day-to-day language during the Lord's time on Earth while Hebrew was liturgical and rarely spoken in everyday life.
@@JohnnyCBCS i am going to learn this language soon...
@@yakovmatityahu it'll be quite easy for you, as it's related to Hebrew
@@JohnnyCBCS i dont know Hebrew either...i am indian and my main language is Hindi...i want to learn Aramaic and Hebrew
@@JohnnyCBCS do you have idea any book available online for learning Aramaic?? Book or video series?
Beautiful Syrian Christian service . Americans should hear this. Let there be peace in Syria
George Cherian
Americans for the most part are so deeply bigoted against real Christianity their response would be like Parker’s wife to the tattoo of the icon of the Lord on Parker’s back in the story by Flannery O’Connor: “What is that?”
@@claesvanoldenphatt9972 I'm guessing in your opinion Orthodox Christianity is real Christianity?
@@siervodedios5952 should I assume you think it isn’t? Should we all be Pentecostals by now and dump traditional worship?
@@claesvanoldenphatt9972 Christianity is Christianity. I don't care whether one is Catholic, Protestant, or Orthodox. Methodist, Church of God, Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Messianic Jewish, Hebrew Roots Torah Observant Christian, Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, all Christians are brothers and sisters in Christ, one big family. The Body of Christ, His hands and feet. I'm not one of those evil, foolish morons who will call everyone else who even slightly disagrees with me on one minor issue or has a slightly different approach a heretic, not a Christian, not a part of the Body of Christ, none of that. That's for God to decide, and between every individual and Him, not you or me. Not the Pope, no patriarchs, nobody.
Love from Syriac orthodox Christian in India (Jacobite) ❤️
A truly Traditional mass. Very good to hear.
God bless you brothers and sisters Syriac orthodox
Kosovo je srbja
I can't believe it! They speak the language of Jesus. ❤❤
Jesus Bless you Syria
Prayers from Indonesia
When ever I listen I feel our Lord Jesus Christ
Really l give thanks to god and proud of jacobite syrian christian .The holy mass is very very special in arramic language of Jesus christ Amen.
@Chrissy Margo. This is a very ancient liturgical rite; the music being sung is totally different than what one would hear in a Western Church, Catholic or Protestant (or even in Greek and Russian Orthodox Churches of today) where major and minor scales and tertian harmony are use. The scales and modes that are used here are Middle-eastern and incorporate quarter-tones. Undoubtedly the kind of singing that Jesus heard, and presumably took part in, sounded very much like this.
Greetings from Coptic Orthodox Church. God Bless.
beautyful
proud to be syriac aramaic orthodox
Is your surname Gabriel too?
@Hamada Soma why not hmara
Shlomo, thanx for sharin' this Holy Mass from Jerusalem,....didn't understand a word but its AWESOME
Beautiful!!!! Soli Deo Gloria!!!
Wow! this is so beautiful!!! it sounds as ancient as the Mass really is! it is so beautiful to see how mass was probably celebrated 1 or 2000 years ago!
Feeling so blessed just watching ... hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah
very nice .. i am from syriac orthodox member from india we use the same liturgy here a combination of suryoyo and our local language and was a pleasant surprise to watch them here
God bless you all ortodx tewado i come from ethiopan
Blessings to all. this video is magnificent. Especially to those beginning to observe Lent.
The language spoken by the Lord Jesus himself. One must give thanks to the Syriac Orthodox for preserving this language, for sadly, Arabic, the language of Muhammad, is the language of the Middle East, except for Israel of course.
you are wrong there is more Arameans speaking aramaic in syria and iraq than in israel.. there is also alot of my aramean people in Turkey
Alex you are wrong western Syriac is Aramaic not eastern Syriac.
Think about it geographically,
Where Christ was and where Western Syriac came from.
It is a proven fact that the SOC ( mh church ) have preserved the language that the Lord had spoken himself!
+Eldho Thomas I love eastern and western Syriac because they are the same. Please stop this nonsense and love your language in all its accents. God bless.
I was just clarifying that Jesus spoke Syriac in the Western dialect, I was not making fun of Eastern Syriac , Eastern Syriac =Western Syriac but they're just different dialects like Australian English and American English.
God bless.
Don't forget the Assyrians and Chaldeans who also speak Aramaic and live in Iraq, Syria, and Iran.
This is the Syriac Orthodox Church. The Syriac Orthodox Church is part of the Oriental Orthodox communion along with the Coptic, Armenian, Ethiopian, Eritriean and Malankara churches. It is not part of the Eastern Orthodox communion of Greeks, Arabs and Slavs. The church India (i.e Malankara) adopted the Syriac liturgy and you can see similar liturgy in India. In 1931 a very small group borke off from the Indian (Malankara) Syriac Church and joined with Rome; they are called Syro-Malankara.
The Greek orthodox is mostly people of syriac origin that were arabized specially the melkite which originated from Jewish and syriac origin.
Bios The Great syriac aramaic are arab
May we find unity in love and communion. Greetings from an EO Christian brother
I heard there now is more unity between the Oriental Orthodox (OO) and the Eastern Orthodox (EO). Communion and even marriage can be done with out much hassle between members of the OO and EO. Both OO and EO recognize baptism of each other.
@@jibinbabu3756 both church should have communion together ....The theology and Christology are same ....And keep away from the altered catholic church
Beautiful, ancient, holy. Amazing. Thank you for posting this.
Im aramaic christian calling jesus name is msheeoo.. and god is called aloho.. in arabic god is called is allah. Just for those who dont know..godbless
@Hamada Somagod is called aloho in western accent of Syriac. Alaha is in eastern accent. Because the sound "a" is pronunciated as "o". This is the difference
@Hamada Soma Alaha is God's name in Aramaic & its East Syrian Dialect whereas Aloho is God's name in West Syrian Dialect of Aramaic language (only prounciation differences in dialects). Alaha the God is the Oneness of Yehova the Creator, Eesho Mishiha the Saviour & Ruha Kudhisha Parakkaleetha the Holy Spirit. Jesus is Word of God incranated as flesh & blood. In Hebrew Jesus's name is Yeshu Mishiha & in Aramaic Jesus's name is Eesho Mishiha.
@kitkit007 Alaha is God's name in Aramaic & its East Syrian Dialect whereas Aloho is God's name in West Syrian Dialect of Aramaic language (only prounciation differences in dialects). Alaha the God is the Oneness of Yehova the Creator, Eesho Mishiha the Saviour & Ruha Kudhisha Parakkaleetha the Holy Spirit. Jesus is Word of God incranated as flesh & blood. In Hebrew Jesus's name is Yeshu Mishiha & in Aramaic Jesus's name is Eesho Mishiha.
Very grateful for this video. Thank you.
i love their vestments.
Prayers from India
Exactly I agree with you Shitnick...with all due respect.....I have been studying all this Aramaic studies for over Fiftteen years now, and I observe all the fasting dates, including the most important ones which are the forty days before Christmas and the Forty days before Easter.
Very beautiful rendering. It just reminds us of all the sacrifices that Jesus did to preach and set an example to this Universe. He lived what he preached. The concept of missionary exists only in Christianity (after Hinduism and Buddhism). I studied in a Christian Missionary school in India and have a great respect for that beautiful religion, which teaches us how to love others.
Love from ethiopan orthodox brother
Happy Easter to all the Christians over the whole world. AL MASIH KAM, HAKAN KAM!!!
Sound a lot like Sefaradic Jewish prayer ~
It's beautiful...
GOD bless you all!!!
the rite looks older than orthodox. it may even be as old as during the time when the christian church was one
Some words in Aramaic may sound the same as arabic, as arabic derived many of its words from Aramaic. However the prayers at this Mass is still in Aramaic NOT arabic.
We Christians should protect and prosper this language this is the language Jesus spoke
This is a syrian orthodox mass. God bless you all.
Mystical a Liturgy.
Most of it is in Aramaic, but the last prayer (3:00 onwards) is in Arabic.
thanks friend, greetings from Serbia...
It is the Antiochene liturgy of the Oriental Orthodox Jacobite Christian Church . In India this is usually in both Syriac and Malayalam
The Roman Church is Petrine.. this is gorgeous!!!
These guys are Orthodox
Beautiful celebrate Holy Mass. I am glad that there are no Vatican II reforms in the Syrian Church Congratulation in Poland (East Europe).
Hello nice comment but I must ask those the Syrian Church ask Blessed Mary to make intercessions for them? And if so can you show from the Word of GOD where this is allowed.
dudes watch the priests clothes n the tone in which they speak..
Its in India n in a place called Kerala..In a language called malayalam..I aM a keralite too..this was enriching :)
There also were the apocryphal books that say there was another woman before eve, and mentions other children.
Isaiah 10:12
When the Lord has finished all his work against Mount Zion and Jerusalem, he will say, "I will punish the king of Assyria for the willful pride of his heart and the haughty look in his eyes.
GOD bless christians in middle east and all around the world 🙏
@ImagesByDavid God bless you ImagesByDavid!
@AnooS1 learn to listen and watch to the end before commenting
it begins in Arabic and after 20 secnods excatly continues in Aramaic.
Prayers from Indian orthodox Church
This mass is the same as the qurbana in Malankara orthodox churches in India. You may not understand much but you may enjoy it. The similarity and use of Aramaic/Syriac in church services is another evidence of migration of Jews/early Christians to India after destruction of the second temple. These people still follow their traditions and keep their identity in India with few Hindu customs.
That's because this Church (Syriac Orthodox) brought this tradition to Malankara.
@@antiochsuryoyo5118 People followed it & a few went in a different direction.
@@georgecherian6520 The only group that went a different direction is the Marthoma Church, since they have accepted the Anglican/Protestant theology. Other than that, this West Syriac tradition was brought to Malankara by the Jacobite Church from Antioch.
@@antiochsuryoyo5118 You mean the CSI church. Marthoma group conducts the same service but it is all in the local language, Malayala with occasional Syriac.
@@georgecherian6520 That is an incorrect statement. I am an ex-Marthomite and I used to assist in the Holy Qurbana. The Qurbana Kramam that the Marthomites use in comparison to the Holy Qurbono that Syriac Orthodox, Indian Orthodox, Thozhiyur and Syro Malankara uses is different. The Marthoma version is a revised one based on Anglican-Protestant theology. The most Syriac I've heard in a Marthoma Qurbana is "barekh'mor" and "Hoso wab'koolsuban l'olmin" and those are used sparingly. I don't know of one Marthoma achen who can read and write Syriac, like the achens in the Jacobite and Indian Orthodox Churches. CSI Church is in full communion with the Marthoma Church; both Churches are within the Anglican communion - they share the same theology.
Hi!
Thanks for uploading this.
do you have a complete video of it that I could get, could you send it to me?
Thanks.
What dialect of Aramaic is this, Classical Syriac, or Jewish Aramaic?
Classical Syriac-Aramaic (Edessan Aramaic)
where is this mass? I know the mass in aramaic are celebrated in Irak like a ceremonial language, but in jerusalem like the local language, My question is: Where is the church stablished in jerusalem?
Jesus loved the temple. It was commanded by God.
@TheKoNoGuN actually, the syro-malankaran rite in india IS a variant of a Syrian rite. So it's natural you found them alike. But this one is clearly being celebrated in a semitic language. None got "trolled"
@Matthewjohnabraham: Syriac is a dialect of Aramaic. Look up the Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon.
Wonderful Christ the true king is pleased
the last part isnt tat arabic? very very familiar to our Muslim prayer
♥
He starts whith UUURRRKKK Arabic And then whith Beautiful ARAMEIC
And German
You can not hate one and love the other. Learn both languages and see that they are sisters. It's like dutch
Halleluja 😍😍😍 Almanya 💞🤠
they are eastern orthodox christians..
it's syriac church (the second oldest church ever)
One of the oldest languages spoken by one of the oldest peoples to walk the earth long before the churches and Mosques and synagoges were built
Well u can say Elah. but is most respectful to say Abwoon...all of the three dialects in Aramaic are extremely different from one another, and this includes speaking and writngh
Awesome. I would like to know more about your views on Eastern Christianity. How do I get in touch with you?
Amen
@TurAram thanks
ameen.
Where did Jesus ever say that he didn't like the temple? I believe he drove the merchants out of the temple because of his love for it! "Zeal for Your house will consume me," and all that.
Wow the chanting is so similar to syro malabar liturgy
Which do you What country was the Garden of Eden Located at?
Amen.🙏🕯🙏🕯🙏🕯🙏
@MLGMajorityFFA
I would say, Yes. However, it is very difficult with the language barrier(I speak English). It is probable that this is Orthodox, as most churches in this part of the world are. The Icons on the other hand look western.
Is he holding bread in one hand, and wine in the other ?
Yes! :)
+El-Cid Burkett at this point the bread and the wine is mixed within the chalice. but also leftover bread is on the paten.(flat plate)
are these syrian orthodox?
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"Ailoho" or Aloho?
could you please write me in the Aramaic script the word for God and May?
Aloho
This is a mix of arabic and arameic.
I studied at St Thomas Secondary school.
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This video displays the presentation of the Holy Mysteries according to Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch celebrated by H.E. Mor Severius Malki Murad.
What is Orthodoxy?
The Orthodox Church Is evangelical, but not Protestant. It is orthodox, but not Jewish. It is catholic, but not Roman. It is not non-denominational, it's pre-denominational. It has been believed, taught, preserved, defended, and died for. It is the Faith that has established the universe. Proclaiming the Truth since 34 AD.
I am catholic and I like the churches of the middle east, I would like to know what makes the difference between roman catholic church and these churches beside the pope?
First christians were called syrians christians
No changes untill now..in holy mass and strictly following what forefathers taught us..
Lead by Holy Spirit.
Are they in communion with Rome?
No. They are only in communion with other Oriental Orthodox Churches.
easily to see where the Quran (which is derived from Syriac "qeryana") comes from ...
People, Cain killed Abel, in the garden of Eden. That act sets the stage for life. Everything we were, are and will be comes thru that act
@peachfuzz1011
I am not sure to understand the point of your question.
why did he change to Arabic at 3:00? Is it a tradition to use both langauges ? Any how, it was beautiful.
Wow, real Christianity
how i can download it?
"Mass" is an incorrect term. Pray for Unity+
The mistake is made in english as well.
Holy Mass = Divine Liturgy. But Liturgy is originally a Greek term. Since this Archbishop belongs to the Syrian patriarchate of Antioch and not Byzantine Antioch, shouldn't this be called holy qurbana?
Bruce Tereski That is correct, it is known as "Qurbono Qadisho" or rather "Holy Qurbono".
Bruce Tereski is this eastern rite Catholic or eastern churches
FujianXiamen Guo ok so are they orthodox schismatic or orthodox unate.
Jesus' one is a form of Western Aramaic, (including the Syriac spoken in Malula and other parts of Syria, and most if not all forms of Aramaic spoken in Palestine)
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@kefassimon
most of the priests knows each and everyword byheart!
Are they catholic por orthodox?
Orthodox
Arabic is the closest next of kin to Aramaic but still distinct in terms of lingo , grammar and vocabulary.
Jesus spoke Aramaic and had knowledge of the ancient hebrew since he had mastered the entire jewish bibles without a problem.
Greek and latin were quite recent in terms of languages used for prayers.
Aramaic sounds more beautiful than greek or latin. Since it is smooth , soothing and uplifting - which is similar to Arabic muslim/christian prayers.
" Aramaic sounds more beautiful then Greek or Latin." This is a subjective point of a view and based on personal perception and bias. I personally find Gregorian chant to be infintely more melodic and powerful. In terms of Latin, anyone who has heard Gabriel Faure's Requiem in Latin, or heard a rendition of Ave Maria, cannot but be moved by the sublimity of this music. This is attested by many who are not only not of European descent, but not Christians. Latin forms the root and basis of some of the worlds most audibly appealing languages. Italian, French, Spanish and Portuguese, sound more pleasing to the ear then other languages. The same reason why no cities in Asia, or Africa can match cities like Paris, Venice, Rome or Vienna. Gregorian Chant, as well as Western music in general, is far more attractive in tone, texture, and depth of melodic structure. Its why most civilized countries have symphonic orchestras which are dominated by Western instruments. Watch foreign cinema from any developed country in the world and the soundtrack will most likely be composed of music produced using western instruments. When you're exposed to hearing an opera in Aramaic and feel giddy about it, let us know.