Battling the same old sins?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2023
- Based on the article by Abbot Tryphon of the All-Merciful Saviour Monastery.
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Amen
Truly an amazing video, I love the style
What is this song I keep hearing all over Orthodox content!? Some one please help! I love it!
Psalm 135!
Thank you for these reminders.Lord remember me .
Theosis is The Gospel
Thank you, brothers.
As always, no quotes from the Bible.
That would be a bit lazy it's better to understand the teachings behind the words
Nothing in this video was unbiblical. To paraphrase it says to have a relationship with Christ through repentance, and to confess even small sins because if you get used to small sins you will eventually get used to large sins.
Also just because something isn't explicitly stated in scripture doesn't mean its not true. All Orthodox teachings can be in some sense found in scripture even if it isn't explicitly stated. If you think that this statement is ridiculous you would have to also say things such as the trinity is ridiculous as the formula Christians' know it as is never explicitly stated in scripture. If you were to believe that all your beliefs should come from scripture than your entire world view would be shattered as Scripture Alone also isn't in scripture.
Sola scriptura is a false and unbiblical teaching. Nowhere in scripture does it say scripture is the one and only source for teaching and authority. This wouldn't even make sense since the official canon we have today wasn't finalized until hundreds of years after Christ.
This is also evident from a historical point of view. The Orthodox Church is the one apostolic continuity of ancient Israel. From Adam to Moses there was nothing written down. For nearly 60 years the Church didn't have the full canon of scripture (Pentecost was circa 34 AD. Revelations not written till 90 AD). The gospels werent written until decades after the events took place. Yet, the apostles still went throughout the world teaching and building up the Church.
In the Bible what do we see? 2 Thessalonians 2:15, John 21:25, etc. Not everything was written down. That which was passed down orally via apostolic succession ought to have the same weight as that which was written down - they come from one and the same source and the same Church. Holy Tradition comes from the Holy Spirit - not 'the tradition of man'. The Bible itself, the canon and interpretation, comes from this Holy Tradition passed down in each generation of saints. How do we know the gospel of Matthew was written by Matthew? Through tradition.
Furthermore, how do you know YOU have the correct interpretation/exegesis? If you have cut yourself off from the Apostolic Church, scripture forever remains a closed book (Acts 8:31).
@@andersongoncalves3387Exactly.
the Church came before the scriptures.
how come you protestants love to act like the Bible is the ultimate source,
when you deny what it says?