in fulfillment of the gospel of our lord jesus christ. holiday, happy remembrance day to the apostle, evangelist and theologian.

, an example of this can be seen in the gospel of john, shortly before the advent of christ. the poor were made even poorer through forced taxes. in such conditions, a man called john. from the shores of the jordanian river claimed prophecy. he kindled both doubt and hope in the hearts of the jews of his time. perhaps they wondered whether he was messiah, the prophet foretold to end pain and tragedy. on the same day, jewish leaders sent a group of levites to john to investigate the matter. who are you? john confessed, he did not deny. he answered, i am not the messiah. who are you then? are you elijah? no, i'm not. are you the prophet? no, then tell us who you are. we have to take answer back to those when prophet john replied that he was not messiah. alleja, or the promised prophet, the delegates. who were considering the new prophet to. be one of these three, asked him in wonder, if you're not the messiah, nor elijah, nor the prophet, why do you baptize? i baptized with water, but among you stands the one you do not know, he is coming after me, but i am not good enough even

you have 2 options to know and to serve jesus christ or to know and to serve the end of christ. but you're going to serve one of those to cool. have you chosen, even though the jews are going to burn in order to get in because they're not going become christians? these rarely is still what the support. interest is weird. marriage of cynicism, inconvenience between the evangelical right. and the, the lobbying helped us for the state of israel. christians everywhere, must be brought to understand that you guys are not merely supporters of is around . you guys are stakeholders by making your voices heard. you guys are going to insure the overwhelming passage of this law for putting together an army. absolutely the it's my own are to welcome. my dear friend, the 9th and current prime minister of the state of israel. pastor john, thanks to your leadership. now there are millions and millions of developed christian will stand with that as well. so i want to thank you on behalf of all the people of israel, and i want to thank the thousands of you who come to washington from across amer

even during his earthly ministry, our lord jesus christ said that he would come to earth again, but notnce , and in order to carry out judgment, then the soul of every person, no matter when he lives on... earth, will again receive his body, but already transformed, bearing his imprint spiritual state. in such unity of soul and body, everyone will stand before the lord to answer for their life lived on earth. this event, which in spiritual books is called the last judgment, is the most truthful and impartial assessment of a person’s life. what is the criterion of this court? some may say that there are so many church rules and traditions that it is simply impossible to keep everything together. there is a parable in the gospel that is called that. parable of the last judgment. it reveals the image of this future event. about why doesn’t god ask man? about whether he was able to comply with the main one. commandment to love god's neighbor. all the rules and traditions of the church are intended only to help in learning to live according to this main commandment. therefore, we believe tha

the history of ginism goes back about 600 years before the appearance of christ.ed through the practice of assessitism. the tenats of this faith dictate that god has 24 avatars on earth. the last one of them will be born in peninsula, and the name of his father is vishnu bagat, which is the... equivalent of abdullah, and the name of his mother is samanib, which is the equivalent of amena. he is sent to be taught by bhagwan in a cave. sikhs who wear a unique turban on their head, are followers of another religion in india. but are there any hints about the holy prophet of islam and his religion? in the scriptures of seeks, in addition to the promise made thousands of years ago by eastern religions, concerning the advent of a prophet called muhammad in arabia, abrahamic religions als so fortell the arrival of a great prophet on earth in the last age of humanity. moses and jesus endured many difficulties on the path of propagating their messages. they promised the people about the advent of a man from among the descendants of abraham. the new testament clearly promis

that doesn't accept christ? in my opinion, one of going down at some point i believe that god is going to open the jewish people's eyes to really who jesus christ was. you have 2 options to know and to serve jesus christ or to know and to serve the end of christ . but you're going to serve one of those 2 who have you chosen one, even though the jews are going to burn in all over again because they're not going become christians. this rarely is still what the support. it just says weird marriage of cynicism, inconvenience between the evangelical right and the, the lobbying helped us for the state of israel. christians everywhere must be brought to understand that you guys are not merely supporters of israel. you guys are stakeholders by making your voices heard. you guys are going to insure the overwhelming passage of this law for putting together an army. absolutely the and it's my own or to welcome my dear friend, the 9th and current prime minister of the state of israel. pastor john, thanks to your leadership.

libertarianism doesn't artificially bind christians morally where christ has left them free. yeah, it's what we like to say a lot. libertarian christian institute. is that we are seeking after the concordant values that we see as both consistently christian and consistently with the natural law flowing from that that too can determine that those principles that we find self-evident that all men are created equal and are pursuing and so on. those things are, what we seek after and we seek to promote and there is nothing about christianity that that says that's wrong. faith seeking freedom is the name of the book libertarian and christian answers to tough questions. norman horn doug kerry baldwin. -- clarke and the foreword by lawrence rthank you all so muchg this is such a pleasure for me. this is the first time i've been el

christ came into this world and suffered on the cross for the sake of every person.e feat of the cross opens the doors to the kingdom of heaven for everyone, but only those who hear the call of god's love and respond to it with mutual love enter it. this mutual reciprocal love manifests itself in repentance, that is, in changing one’s life, rejecting sinful things and trying to act according to the commandments of christ. the law of the gospel. all these good works of spiritual life do not save a person in themselves, but lead to humility, makes his heart receptive to the action of god's grace, which cleanses and sanctifies our souls, elevates us to spiritual heights, takes us away from the vanity of everyday life, precisely so that our hearts heard the words of christ, set out in the gospel: they changed and turned to virtue, pray for humanity, the most holy theotokos. when in spiritual literature we read about countless cases of god’s help through the prayers of the most holy one, even when we read about god’s miracles in the gospel, we understand that healing from

but it is important that we understand we who follow jesus christ need to understand that jesus christwas a christian. he did not read paul and he did not read matthew or mark or luke . he was trying to reflect on the profits and the law and he was trying to say , i think, this is how you have been taught. i want to reveal to you another way of looking at this, in the context of where you are and where you are living now. this is not to be a word from god that is exclusionary. but inclusive. i think when we understand that , and the attributes of christ, then i believe we can understand better how we should live. what was jesus talking about when he was quoting isaiah? what was this elijah moment when he was running away from the profits . what was that about? do we have the same situations here? i don't think you could really understand new testament scriptures unless you understand what they were fighting off of . how they are evolving off of that. they are echoing off of what they know, what they have been taught and launching out into a new way of applying it to their lives. >> pau

>> specifically the churches of christ. >> which is? >> well, it's a smaller denomination but one that kind of formed in the united states of americaing congregationalist tradition. doesn't have hierarchy and local control and theological principles and we have historically been antiwar, it's not quite that way anymore but that's where we were. even in 19th century and there's some really interesting parts of our church history that i even trying to rehabilitate on some level through our work at lti. >> our prophets and markets anathema to christians? >> they shouldn't be. some people think that they take things in the epistles of paul, they take that and twist it in various ways thinking that, well, if you're making a profit t you're taking advantage of somebody else but the reality is that that's kind of a misunderstanding of the nature of money and of economics and so we understand that really, you know, we understand that it's important to engage in peaceful interaction and incorrect trade is a really, really important component of

, mela gibson, there james caviezel plays christ and he walks with christ on his back, he is beaten,it is at vio delas on the road with... tears and maria approaches and says: what are you doing, by christ, and he says: i create everything new. i think that ukraine is in this war and all, well, most importantly, it is such an image of christ, who creates... everything new is coming on our calvary, we believe that a new world will emerge from all this, because it cannot be otherwise, well, that is why wars start, wars are always the consequences of mistakes, it is when there is no development and then war happens, and as if war must start something new, well, this is the logic of history, it's just that this time we found ourselves in this epicenter, we found ourselves, we are not to blame for this, actually, but we found ourselves and we believe that this new thing will be created, and the values ​​for which our people are fighting today warriors, they will be approved, i thank you for being with us, this there was a worldview program, i will continue to stay in the press. there are

, by mel gibson, there james caviezel plays christ and he goes with christ on the back, he is beaten, via delas, the road of tears, and maria approaches and says: "what are you doing?" to christ, and he says: i make all things new. i think that ukraine is in this war and everyone, well, the main thing. she is such an image of christ, who makes everything new, goes to his calvary, we believe that a new world will arise from all this, because it cannot be otherwise, well, that is why wars start, wars are always the consequences of mistakes, it is when there is no development, and then there is a war, and as if war should start something new, well, this is the logic of history, it's just that this time we found ourselves in this epicenter, we found ourselves, it's not our fault , actually, but we found ourselves, and we believe that this new thing will be created, and the values ​​for which our soldiers are fighting today, they will be in... thank you for being with us, it was a worldview program, goodbye until the evening, stay in espresso, there will be more. ukraine-north macedonia on

we don’t go to church, we don’t pray, we don’t partake of the holy mysteries of christ, we break ourwhat hope is there for salvation , some people think like that, well, yes, but i don’t go there, well, that’s how you compare it with your neighbor , so he’s a total bastard, and i seem to be okay, but will god really not justify me, well, well, besides, it’s easter i was there, the keys were shining, i went to christmas, and so on, according to the scheme, as... they say , justifying ourselves. once again i want to say that today’s parable is a parable for all of us. she seems to challenge us, she demands an answer from us. where is our most important priority in life, what comes first in our lives? and now, if you realize that it is not the lord, not the church, not prayer, not even good deeds. first place, because many other things occupy these priority positions in our lives, if we say that yes, everything that is about the lord teaches us today, including through this parable, this is not about me, in the sense that i do not have god at the center of my life, he is not my priority

passion of the christ by mel gibson, there james caviezel plays christ and he walks with christ on hisaten, he falls down the road of tears, and mary comes and says, what are you doing to christ, and he says: i am making everything new . i think that ukraine is in this war, and everyone, well, most importantly, it is like that in the image of christ, who makes everything new, goes to his calvary, we believe that a new world will emerge from all this.

maria approaches and says, what are you doing to christ, and he says, i am creating everything new,kraine is in this war, and everyone, well, most importantly, it is like this christ, who makes all things new, goes to his calvary, we believe that a new world will arise from all this, because it cannot be otherwise, well, that is why wars start, wars are always on... mistakes are when there is no development and then there is a war and as if something new should begin with the war, well , this is the logic of history, it's just that this time we found ourselves in this epicenter, we found ourselves, we are not really to blame for this, but we found ourselves and we believe that this new thing will be created, and the values ​​for which our soldiers are fighting today, they will be confirmed, i thank you for being with us, it was a world view program, goodbye until the evening , stay for espresso, more to come. the varpati forum presents a unique book event , the literary and artistic meeting word in war. exclusive conversations with military writers and volunteers, book talks, author

afraid to come up and talk, the fact that i have the opportunity today to openly tell people about christto share with them the knowledge that i received in seminary at the university; happiness for me personally is just that -to be with the people and to be among the people. we can watch - dozhinki, and now speed tests are standard for winds, radial out of the wind, eight segments of 2 minutes, watch on the tv channel belarus 24. the history of your country is knowledge that gives the answer to three most important questions, where are we from, why we are who we are, and how we, based on our historical background... build our strategy for the future, you need to be careful about the news that you consume, try to avoid digital fast food, and if some news causes you excessive emotions and desire to do something, most likely he is manipulating you, we have never threatened anyone, belarus is a man of compromise, but for now, we don’t want war, we always want to maintain peace, and we will not allow anyone to help... don’t be silent , don’t miss new episodes on the belarus 244 news tv channe

so when they're talking about following christ, right, that's the christ that they're holding up, not the christ to says, love your enemies, love your neighbor, turn the other cheek and put that sword away. and so there's the logical work actually being done to transform historic christian t change in the service of their own quest for power. amanda, you said the question nationalism was a political ideology, not a religious indemnity, as you've talked about here. but christian nationalism is distinguished from everyday political conservatism. why has this kind of nationalist ideology been attached to christianity in the us? in particular, there's always been this disconnect about who we say we are and who we really are. and so who we say we are as a country as a country that embraces religious freedom for all it's right there in our founding documents, no religious test and that there will are government will remain secular so that religion can flourish. but christian nationalism which privileges christianity and says, there is a special place for christians and american society has

praise be to jesus christ. i love you, dear tv presenters. sennya katalitski kascel adnaznae ўspamіn matsi bozhay ruzhantsova. the getae of the saint was established as the honor of the most holy lady mary, as the father of bagarodzitsa for the victory of the christians over the enemy troops of the fall of leppant on the 7th of kastrychnika, 1571. holy aycetz pi 5ty daminikanin and all christians are small ruzhanets ab hetay peramose. pope roman to the great shamans of matsia bozhai. we received the news of the right to war, with tears on our hands , a hot little girl and mary, her dear friends. raptam the pit was saved by bachannya. it seemed to the holy man that he was going to sign up for the month of the battle of the padlyapant. her great velizar wings, which fluttered in battle, above him, which calmly looked at him. an unexpected change in the wind ruined the maneuvers planned by the enemies and spoiled the christian fleet. the heels, informing us, are connected with the great war of europe, established by god ruzhantsovay, what do we

was you have 2 options to know and to serve jesus christ or to know and to serve the end of christ. but you're going to serve one of those 2 who have you chosen? even though the jews are going to burn in all over again because they're not going become christians. this rarely is still what the support. it just says weird marriage of cynicism, inconvenience between the evangelical right and the, the lobbying health because for the state of israel, christians everywhere must be brought to understand that you guys are not merely supporters of israel. you guys are stakeholders by making your voices heard. you guys are going to insure the overwhelming passage of this law for putting together an army. absolutely. just my own or to welcome my dear friend, the 9th and current prime minister of the state of israel. pastor john, thanks to your leadership. now there are millions and millions of developed christian will stand with those. so i want to thank you on behalf of all the people of israel and i want to thank the thousands of you who come to washington from across america to stand with i

we pray to you, the saint of christ, ask your primacy, the heavenly ruler, to preserve the suffering russian land in peace, in spiritual unity , please god, hear us graciously, and you will be our intercessor in all troubles of adversity, magnify, magnify you, the connector, the holy one, your memory, in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. today we celebrate the memory of st. peter, metropolitan of kiev, and also in fact of moscow of all russia. why in fact? but because even being in moscow, he was called metropolitan of kiev of all russia, because kiev was historically the first capital of all russia, and the kiev metropolitans had special care for the entire russian church. but a tragic time came for ancient kiev, it was practically destroyed by the invasions of nomads, and there was no way to continue to preserve the life of this city. as the capital of all russia, therefore saint peter of kiev moved to that place of russia that was inaccessible to nomads, and this place was the northeast of russia, why it was inaccessible, because the nomads defeated the force

calvary - imitates the path of jesus christ to galgotha.the front of the façades of the yaulenskaya church. either the two temples have a roof covered with fallow eighth adnos on adzin adnago, that the smallest flare-up of the ensemble and floats on the fallow season. the excavation of the completed superstructure was pulled out and the entire façade of the kryzhauzvizhanskaya church was taken away. dasyagaetstsa geta for the cost of the central one, the solid vault over the three-cornered pediments, is the same, only the pamenshanaya ў pamera vezha paўtaraetstsa over the altar section, with which i... more emphasizing the déminant of the tsarkva in the ensemble. at vernika, kalitskay ily ў nyatskay veroyannna had such a mara, well, irusalim, galgof, eight, and yak tudes paspasky, and the heta of the helsts of kraina, the elders of the war, the propes of the inshy of nations, the language , tudamitza, 17-16 stegodja, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, there are all kalvars, the same approach. this is how these holy meats were created getai tsark

you know who that is, jesus christ. jesus came down said i want to

the words of jesus christ , follow me, they sounded then, they also sound today, sometimes they soundand sometimes they also sound in the words of another person, and this in my life, it was such a priest, father kazimir Žilis jesuit, once upon a time when i was young, i was 13 years old there, he asked or said, do you want to go, how important is it in our lives that ...spiritual mentor, confessor, that person who, well, let’s say, will give a hand, the path that i, let’s say, chose, yes, it ’s mine, it seems to me that it’s mine, but according to ours, according to our affairs , by our actions, of course, people judge this, but, but it is also important in this way, for every person, one or another another, say, religion, so that we do not change who we went with for what we met. on the way, otherwise you will lose both your guide and your goal, and you won’t get there, there are a lot of spectators, they even ask us how the metropolitan lives, and where he lives, and does he have enough free time to do something outside of work? it’s also an interesting thing, maybe you have a hobb

in the gospel there are words about jesus christ: i am the way of salvation and life.nce jesus christ is the way, the path to salvation, then this is the image of the mother of god. mother of god guide. there is an icon at the exhibition , a monument to several eras; the image of the life-giving source was restored and added to in different centuries. some fragments were completely lost. on the canonical icon of the early 16th century, sufferers were already depicted in the 20th century in the style of western european engraving. we tried to present the face of the mother of god made by different masters at different times in order to show how much this... diversity also enriched artistic tastes and, so to speak, enriched the very iconography of the mother of god. not all orthodox icons are in the byzantine style; often the faces of the virgin mary were painted based on liturgical texts. there are prayers to the mother of god. here are the first verses of these prayers individual icons were painted, the most honest kherovim, for example, which is also presented for the

viasna krasna - geta christ's faith, which is the first time khrost chalavechaya gіsnasts.. thousands of little birds fly around and sometimes spill. perautvaraetstsa ў sapraўdnaya pestilence. without a doubt, the belarusian land was completely out of the question. all day long, the high turquoise closure is visible on your favorite lands, which have not changed since then. we will take a tour of the main enterprises of our country. at the beginning, we carry out an incoming inspection of the water itself, which we collect in the container, this is the initial stage, we and this is why we even start the working day. we learn the history of production development; the main specialists were sent to us, that is, the first chief engineer and the first chief technologist. we already have. in the sixties , its own design base was created. and of course, we’ll talk about achievements and work results. over the past 5 years, we have almost doubled our productivity. today , about a million bottles per month are produced in a single shift. today, this is the only enterprise in the fo

the oldest christian sites in the gaza strip , it was built in the 5th century after the birth of christeast 400, local residents took refuge in it, there is a legend that the temple was built on the very spot where the holy family stayed during their flight to egypt. saint porphyry erected a church, having secured the support of the byzantine empress, the relics of the saint are hidden in one of the limits. the destruction of any item of cultural heritage is disgusting, no matter what country does it, as for the church of st. porphyry, it is one of the oldest operating ones in the world. it was founded in the century after the birth of christ, and it was added several times, the last reconstruction in the second half of the 19th century, but nevertheless , quite a lot of original elements of the crusaders were preserved there, and this is the central part of the gas sector is the city of nusairat. here , on october 18, an israeli shell destroyed the alyaksa mosque ; people, mostly women and children, tried to take refuge within its powerful walls, just like in the monastery of st. porfi

the icons tell about the life of jesus christ and the mother of god, the holy apostles.c meaning, and their arrangement has a logic. if we look at our specific iconostasis, then we can see exactly under the arches, and you can notice 12 round icons, 12 round icons - these are our 20 holidays, holidays, one of the most important holidays, which the entire holy church celebrates, it is above them that one might say the old testament, the icons of the prophets, are depicted. the iconostasis usually has three doors leading to the altar. in the middle of the iconoste, directly in front of the throne, are the royal doors. to the left of the royal gates in relation to those located in front of the iconost is the northern gate, to the right is the southern one. the side gates of the iconost are called deacon doors. as a rule, they depict icons, for example, archangel gabriel, archangel michael or, for example, two deacons, archdeacon lawrence and... of course, when one may wonder why, in principle, they depict angels, then we can say that in itself , the deacon’s ministry and an

decoration in africa, america or asia, we have our own spirit, our mentality, but the words of jesus christ they are the same, we are trying so that in our catholic church in belarus people can pray freely, with dignity, as they say , to pray with the heart, we are a church with the people. again, we hear from the west that catholics in belarus are oppressed, your ministry, over the years, it is the same as the independence of belarus, you can also draw conclusions. everything can be learned through comparisons, let’s take the number of priests, 1989, that’s a small number, somewhere around 50 priests. compare with today, these are us, priests, plus or minus there are about 500 people, churches, there are also a lot of shrines, not only churches, but these are also monastic people, what was, what is, where can i insert words here and is being persecuted, we are developing, how many churches were built during the years of independence, is there such a figure? about 100, probably a lot of shrines, which , like this, has its own very rich history, although it also... was different in different

sisters, we are with you we celebrate the third parental saturday, concluding with this in this: christe remembrance of the mustache, i remember that, as the holy scripture writes, god is not the god of the dead, but the god of the living, now you and i are in the temple of the holy great martyr george the victorious in the city of baranovich, it is located almost immediately at the entrance to the city. as if greeting those entering the city and inviting them to prayer. this temple was built just recently; last year was the fifth anniversary of its consecration. of this temple, and its rector and builder is the rector, father dmitry boena. when the temple was being built, one of the main ideas was to maintain the temple in a single style , so that there would be no clutter, so that in the temple... nothing would distract believers from prayer, because the way the temple is arranged, very often influences the internal state of believers, for a very long time, father dmitry was looking for where he could paint icons, how to paint them, in what style, then one day bishop stefan told him a

order to push the deputies to do this and pass this law, we made a film called the church without christ, which tells about the fact that we visited different places. of ukraine from the west to the east and the center, we are talking about the crimes of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, we hope that you will be able and want to watch this film, it is very interesting, extremely emotional, we will present it today in frankivsk in the cinema at 15:30, already at 18:00 it will be on my youtube channel, so i encourage you to go to mine, and at 18 watch the film church without christ, in addition to the fact that this film, which calls for the adoption of the law, is just on of course, we filmed the people who banned the first churches, we filmed the mothers of fallen soldiers who fought for the ukrainian church, we filmed those communities that switched to the ukrainian church and we will tell about both the history and the present of the criminal activities of the russian church in ukraine. i think you will be interested, i am convinced of this and i am convinced that you will become

besides, how am i with god, and what is my relationship with christ? theology asks the question: who are you? man, how are you included in the disciplines you study? one way or another, any discipline , it connects a person, shapes his worldview, that is, a physicist, it is clear, yes, that he still graduates from some physics department, he also develops worldview, but in principle an objective orientation. it does not require some kind of personal, some kind of worldview factors from the student, but with us it’s different, we always turn to the fact that you, how you, as a person, as a person, understand when studying this or that aspects of theology, so you see, our institute is a synthesis of the spiritual and secular, but it seems to me, you know how, if you allow a little of this theology. yes, because in principle, the lord jesus christ is god who became man, he is like god, he so he is this very spiritual being, having become a man, he accepts all these human circumstances , in fact, the miracle of the life of jesus christ is the miracle of th

christ, only 1% of this group said that jesus is the son of god, 1%. so this is probably not a group of people who are probably serious christians and probably in the faith. and again, this is a little bit over half of the people who left evangelical churches. interestingly enough, this group is lean center politically. however they're not necessarily super progressive on like racial justice. america does seem be working well for this group people as well. okay why did the cultural leave the number one reason and you'll see a lot of these casual reasons that jim kind of alluded to was attending, was in convenient the from the top reasons was my friends were not attending worship service number three they moved there's some other things in the mix things like suffering wanting to express their gender identity scandal in the in the broader church the broader culture and feeling that church was too restrictive their sexual freedom or things like worshiping online. but by and large, these seem to be issues that seem be a bit more casual in nature. and it d