zechariah and announced to him about the imminent birth, the son of the future great prophet john the baptist. an angel brought the greatest joy the idea of ​​the seas that the savior of the world, christ, will be born from it. angels brought the disciples of the lord jesus christ the news that their teacher had risen from the dead and was also waiting to meet them . according to the teachings of the orthodox church. not all angels are created equal in heavenly power. as angels are also called, it is divided into three ranks, in turn, each rank is subdivided into three more such division is based on two principles of the degree of closeness to god and the type of service to angels. so the angels closest to god are called seraphim, but surgery. we are recognized not to save the world. enlightenment emanating from the wisdom of god. an angel , being a rational being, does not have such a physical body as we people. that is why angels are also called incorporeal, that is, spirits that do not have flesh like a man, despite this, the angels of god appear to people in the form of handsome young men

john the baptist. you are understandable. yes, there are lamps in these places. yes , it's soot. his is, uh, this wax nogar on the uh, surface, and just this is soot and uh, rac deposits. yes, well, let's call it organic pollution in general. it just clogged into all these cracks and it was necessary to clear it all away. the most difficult work is a thin coating of enamel, cracked and a medallion with depiction of the apostles. showered had to conduct a special examination to restore the image. each apostle has an established canon in his hands. what the persecutors of christian brought them to martyrdom andrey kosyn crossed into bartholomew with the skin removed simon the zealot with a saw in the process of work. it turned out that this was rather not rostov enamel, but enamels of the st. pilgrimage to the holy land. and here is the wardrobe trunk with a relic in the residence of the patriarch of the jerusalem philosopher, 3, we open with trepidation the wardrobe trunk with a restored arc. yes indeed. it looks like it was in 1859, when petersburg enamels were donated to the chur

john the baptist uvyazy kamay. ali , the settlers of this land, the komai temple appeared to shindbannim of the meat gentry yana rudomina of the dusyatsky stars so nyashmar was conceited about him, and he was a fraternal army that he wielded the parish, pakul 6 cars and went to war and gave his relatives a day the temple serves them this from 1.603 to 1600 years for the grand duchy of lithuania jazz. it’s not just for belarusian land in shaz. this is a seventeenth year glove. i'm going. mm, a great polekost is serving soldiers on the territory of belarus in this chance. i'm just getting political gettin' kickin' on the lad sound people. here is their face and for that, like our cork, to build a temple, yes, and the temple is the house of god , not only a place of prayer is conceived. olesha has an apparatus where people are joking, it changes into densely changes like the armenian political becomes and the architecture changes densely, great only from a bottle, intimidating its shaky lynxes, inflating new fires are

now kirche, the orthodox church of the holy prophet john the baptist gvardeysk is located has a film raphy. yes , many soviet films were filmed in its streets, the most famous was the month and the wife of the kerosene worker alexander kaidanovsky in mass scenes, then the inhabitants of the city participated and they remember that they paid 3 rubles per day for participation in extras. well today, like one and a half 2,000 rubles. the building of the town hall of all tourists staying in gvardeysk will certainly lead to it to watch a musical performance and you can’t avoid it at 10:00 in the morning at noon and at 16:00 time on the clock stops, in order to completely change its run in a second to the music of the famous zaaginsky plan, which is replaced by the turkish mozart march performed by these two brave guys during the time of our countries and we often met such performances. it seems to be not populating, but very nice, so the guards clock on the town hall became a kind of attraction for tourists and citizens after the second world war. this building housed the headquarters of t

to go down to the jordan river to the baptismal site where, according to the new testament, john the baptist baptized jesus christ. for us, it's very important, especially because only the armenian church keep the tradition as it was celebrated in the fourth century by the universal christian church. eric: covid-19 restrictions mean the priests need a police escort and can only bring 50 people instead of hundreds. they descend through the judean desert into the jordan valley. the baptism site is on the militarized border between jordan and the palestinian territories occupied by israel. access is controlled by the israeli military. at the river, the priests are met by their armenian counterparts in jordan across the water. male: [speaking foreign language] eric: the patriarch blesses the river's waters, and priests collect them to use in baptisms and benedictions throughout the year. father baghdasaryan: once the water of the river is blessed as a miraculous water, and everyone that has any kind of pains or any kind of bad feelings, he can wash himself with this water, and he can be healed.

and karapet in armenian means john the baptist, but in the homeland of his ancestors, the origin of the interpreted, otherwise he said that he told you, grandfather, our famous road was and all rich people. everyone came to them. this most advice exists. surnames, uh, maybe the most important thing, and here i found it and found it. right here in meghri, right here in the homeland of our ancestors, and this also has some kind of sign. oh wow! this is your garden. this is persimmon. the kinglet is called healthy. what else is growing? where , but this is fig grapes? yeah, exactly, exactly . well, speaking of which, here is the sweetest fruit here in the south on the grill, yes, sweet then the honey is sweet. that's it, since a pomegranate is a gift in armenian, it has now turned out. here it is pomegranate color real motherland hello homeland of ancestors i feel good here, so you know and breathe easily and freely and somehow it feels as if i have gathered here, but apparently this is the mercedes genes armen invites dmitry to visit the old cemetery in meghri where are the graves of thei

and for reasons i do not fully understand it is normally the piece of the nativity of john the baptistn thatas day. he was this rare piece of sacred art. i thought that really had to be a providential message to us. >> the planets were also aligned. [laughter] >> about really we have to lead with love and everything that we do from this point on. you reminded me when you are talking years ago when the partial abortion was a thing during the clinton administration. consent form has a story of the one ninths speaking those who know the empty floor in the senate. calls his wife karen consented to a little later we had some knowledge needed to be talking debating buying dianne feinstein at one point. anyway, four years later he gets a letter from i think it was the mother and anyway that night a couple was watching, flipping channels andea they stopped on c-span for some reason or another. they are listening to this exchange. and the girl says to her boyfriend i have an abortion scheduled for tomorrow. and they had a conversation in the abortion did not happen and there is a 4-year-old in

victoria, talk to me about john the baptist was on his to abu dhabi. ,., ., ., , ,., john the baptistith a mona lisa, passed into the french royal collection, — lisa, passed into the french royal collection, and interestingly it has been _ collection, and interestingly it has been part— collection, and interestingly it has been part of a diplomatic squabble before _ been part of a diplomatic squabble before -- — been part of a diplomatic squabble before. —— to dramatic swap. it was work— before. —— to dramatic swap. it was work with— before. —— to dramatic swap. it was work with charles the first in the 17th century because the french... the french— 17th century because the french... the french had too many leonardo paintings— the french had too many leonardo paintings so they swap them out and there _ paintings so they swap them out and there were _ paintings so they swap them out and there were a whole series of other transactions that brought it back to the french— transactions that brought it back to the french collection. now it is going _ the french collection. now it is going t

it's normally the feast of the nativity of john the baptist on that day, but rare for it was this rare piece of the sacred art and i just thought that really had to be a providential, you know message to us. the planets were also aligned the planners. yeah for the non-capers. thank you. really? i mean we have to lead with with love in everything that that we do from this point on and you were reminding me ryan when you were talking of years ago when the partial birth abortion debate was a thing a thing during the clinton administration rick santorum has the story of one night, you know speaking those who watch c-span know the empty floor in the senate, you know, and and he just he he calls his wife karen and said i'm gonna be home a little later. he just had this nudge that he needed to keep talking. he was debating diane feinstein at one point. and anyway, like four years later. he gets the letter from from i think it was the mother. it was the mother of the father. and anyway that night a couple is watching just flipping channels and they stop on c-span for some reason or another and

so the christian holiday of the nativity of john the baptist coincided with the pagan ivan kupala cheese week. before lent, it turned into a celebration of buttermilk, and christmas was followed by merry christmas time, once the feast of the winter solstice. at christmas time, it was customary to dress up in the most incredible costumes, in order to scare away evil spirits, the mummers ran in atagami through the streets, entered houses, sang, danced, beat basins and tambourines. in the evenings, young men and girls caroled, walked around the yards with songs in which they praised the owners and wished them a good year. and for this they received various treats and small money. elizaveta petrovna entered the city of blossoming youth for the princess was very well-behaved and from childhood she was prepared for a brilliant marriage for the good of the fatherland. peter intended to marry his youngest daughter to the french dauphin louis of the future louis 15 and thus conclude a dynastic union, with france there were other options for her marriage in poland or in lubeck. however, after the

at greek monastery of john the baptist. the most difficult work is a thin coating of enamel, cracked and a medallion with the image of the apostles. we had to carry out a special examination to restore the image, and now we open the case with the relic in the residence of the patriarch of jerusalem theophilus iii with trepidation . yes indeed. it looks the same as in 1859, when it was presented to the holy sepulcher by the russian imperial family petersburg enamels. sapphires and gold tree primates of the jerusalem orthodox church could not hide the admiration of the shrine , skillfully and carefully restored. moreover, so there is no feeling of suggestion, we understand that this work is a century and a half ago. we are very grateful and very pleased with the work done, it is especially pleasant that after so many years we will again be able to place the arc in its historical place. this is a real gift, the patriarch will tell the head of the coming christmas. fund of the archangel michael ate animel this is the continuity,

he was decapitated like john the baptist. >> with the pieces of the device recovered, tom stankiewiczraft an exact replica of the bomb -- 340 parts in all. it is a frightening model. >> can i lift this thing up? >> sure. >> how much does it weigh? oh, man-- >> it's 15 pounds. >> this is heavy. i can't imagine this -- >> it sure is, yeah -- -- having this around your neck. >> so open up the inside, tom. take me through what the components are here. >> yeah. so on the inside, you've -- you've got -- >> a lot of wires. >> yeah, so you've got a standard device. pipe bombs, mechanical timers. dennis murphy: 18:34:39; 28pipe bombs are over here. tom stankiewicz: yeah, and mechanical timers that-- that are the device. and then you have the distractions that are laid in there. >> the device was filled with things that were meant to confuse -- this cell phone is a toy... connected to nothing. and some of the warning labels were phony. but it was lethal, with compressed black powder sifted from shotgun shells. stankiewicz's model was built to the exact specifications of the original... down to

. >> you were very close to the late congressman john lewis, the civil rights icon, whose funeral, in fact, you presided over at ebenezer baptist church. john lewis appeared on the original version of "firing line." take a look at this. >> what we are trying to do is take some of the ethics, some of the morality, hopefully, that existed during the early days of the civil rights movement and inject it into the political arena. >> how does that translate itself from what it was that inspired it in the mid '60s to what it is that, now approaching the mid 70s, you wanted to do? >> our whole point now, i think, is to consolidate the gains that we have made, to build on those gains, to use the people, use the force, use the energy that we created during the '60s, for good. some of the same people -- sharecroppers, tenant farmers, housewives, and maids -- that were very much involved in the sit-in movement, the freedom ride, the whole right to vote, these people are running for office, and they're not just going to be another "group of elected officials," but they're going represent a different and a new breed. >> what would john lewi

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a stark reminder to local leaders of the housing crisis, she says the stabbing death of kimberly file and john paulson at grace baptist church in 2020 are symptomatic of a bigger problem. how many people die while it takes you from? saying you're going to build a building to groundbreaking to actually cutting the ribbon on the day that it opens. how many people die, so it's 250 on average 250 people every year. grace baptist church released a statement tuesday, remembering both file and paulson saying today we remember our dear friends kimberly file and john paulson, who left us two years ago. we continue to miss their humor, caring hearts and bright smiles. fernando jesus lopez, who was also unhappy, housed instead. hang at grace baptist church that night, was charged with two counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder for stabbing three other people. just weeks before the stabbings . lopez spoke to ktvu about finding shelter on a cold night . it's warm, cozy. they provide everything such as showers, hygiene. food or better warm bed and warm blanket, and it's a blessing to be able to have this spot. it's s

endowment for the arts, carnegie endowment for the humanities, things that are still a part of our fabric, even to this day. john rockefeller, a southern baptist, who's going to dominate the oil industry in america. standard oil was his company. there is no more standard oil in america today. it was broken up years ago. but there's variations sort of the children are standard oil on virtually every street corner in america. if you ever buy gas from a conoco phillips, bp, exxon mobil, chevron, all of these companies today can trace their roots back to standard oil. he dominated that business. rockefeller center, rockefeller plaza, top of the rock. the name resonates to this day. this is j.p. morgan. he is in banking and finance. how would you like to go and ask him for a loan? look at that face. anyway, his office is directly across the street from the new york stock exchange. he is so integrated in our finance, our business bank. jp morgan chase today. the name is still around. good luck getting that loan. cornelius vanderbilt vanderbeek, yale university. he was in transportation, shipping, railroads. the commodore, as he was known. the point

the campaign. >> meanwhile democratic in comment walker also -- just a couple blocks away from ebenezer baptist joe. standing in front of the mayoral of johnt appear to make a plea to those who may not have voted for him in the mid term. >> and for those of you who made a different choice this time! weather for herschel walker over someone else, i want to speak directly to you. over the next four weeks, i hope that you will give me the opportunity to earn your vote. >> but just how important will georgia be in controlling the senate. we won't know that until the race in arizona and nevada wrapped up. but one thing is clear, for the second consecutive election cycle, georgians find themselves right in the middle of the center of the political universe. nick valencia, cnn, canton georgia. the male governors in 2022. at today's elections gotta start off with sarah alexander's in massachusetts with laura healy. the first female governors. as a result, 12 women will hold the top state spots across the u.s.. then comes to races from cnn has not projected a winner, but all candidates are female. so the record setting number will represent a fract

the public want to comment on this item. >> great. public comment on item 12 is closed. is there a motion to approve item 12? >> motion. >> moved by shaw. seconded by john baptiste. madam secretary, please call the roll. >> with that for item 12- [roll call] item 12 is approved. call your next item? >> please do. >> item 13 is san francisco peninsula rail program executive steering committee update and status of the dtx work plan schedule. provide the update and fallowed by (inaudible) project director to provide the status of the schedule. >> good morning directors. pleased to be here on behalf of the esc chair who couldn't be here to provide a update on the two most recent executive steering meetings. at the september meeting we received a (inaudible) projethdelivery strategy implementation roadmap. this roadmap builds on the project delivery recommendations aapprove bide the board in july to identify the key upcoming activities procurement of the project. last month at our october executive steering committee meeting we received a presentation on the dtx work plan for fta engineering phase of the project. these are activities during the 6 month period between n

a stark reminder to local leaders of the housing crisis, she says the stabbing death of kimberly file and john paulson at grace baptist church in 2020 are symptomatic of a bigger problem. how many people die while it takes you from? saying you're going to build a building to groundbreaking to actually cutting the ribbon on the day that it opens. how many people die, so it's 250 on average 250 people every year. grace baptist church released a statement tuesday, remembering both file and paulson saying today we remember our dear friends kimberly file and john paulson, who left us two years ago. we continue to miss their humor, caring hearts and bright smiles. fernando jesus lopez, who was also unhappy, housed and staying at grace baptist church that night, was charged with two counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder for stabbing three other people. just weeks before the stabbings . lopez spoke to ktvu about finding shelter on a cold night warm, cozy. they provide everything such as showers, hygiene. food or better warm bed and warm blanket and it's a blessing to be able to have this spot. it's still uncle

baptist church. standing beside a mural of the famed civil rights icon john lewis, warnock made a plea for those whomidterm. >> for those of you who made a different choice this time, whether herschel walker someone else i want to speak directly to you. over the next four weeks, i hope that you will give me the opportunity to earn your vote. >> just how important will georgia be in controlling the senate. we won't know that until the vases in arizona and nevada wrapped up, one thing is clear, for the second straight election cycle, george and find the right in the center of the election universe. >> to washington now, nathan gonzalez, editor and publisher of inside elections. thank you for being with us. >> no problem, i was in my basement anyway in a suit so i'm glad you called. >> very quickly before we get into the big picture here. is it really that much of an advantage to have senator ted cruz come a campaign for him? i don't think there is that many voters in georgia who are waiting around, not sure what to do, but waiting for senator cruz to tell him what to do. in a close race everything can

baptist, the start of a very long four weeks for both candidate, ana. >> nick, thank you very much. >>> let's step back now and take in the bigger picture, john berman at our magic wall to walk us through the races still in play and the all-important balance of power. john. where do we stand in the house? >> in the house of representatives right now in terms of the races that have been called, republicans have 209 seats. democrats have 192. there are 34, better write this down, 34 uncalled races, republicans need -- you need to get to 218 to control the house of representatives. simple math, republicans need nine seats, democrats would need 26. the reason i'm writing this here is to show you this, of the uncalled races right now, republicans lead in 13, democrats lead in 21. so republicans lead in 13, they only need 9. democrats lead in 21. they need 26. so the question is, if you're a democrat, can you get there? can you get from 21 to 26? let's take a look. it's hard, right? it's hard, but not impossible. they would need to flip five of these red seats right now, the most vote rich environment for them in theory is on the west coast, some of these di