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Author : Rev. Abba Dorotheus
Publisher : Vladimir Djambov
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Total Pages : 408 pages
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Download or read book Collection of Patristic Centuries written by Rev. Abba Dorotheus and published by Vladimir Djambov. This book was released on with total page 408 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Content “Wealth without work Pleasure without conscience Science without humanity Knowledge without character Politics without principle Commerce without morality Worship without sacrifice. https://vidjambov.blogspot.com/2023/01/book-inventory-vladimir-djambov-talmach.html Rev. Abba Dorotheus and John Climacus Century on the path to spiritual excellence Rev. John Climacus Century on virtues Rev. Macarius of Egypt, the first hundred is about the development of sin and the struggle against it with the forces of the three-part soul The second hundred is about cleansing the inner man in prayer, repentance and the labors of active life The third hundred is of the virtues and of the vocation to synopolozheniyu Reverend fathers Barsonofy the Great and John HundredAbba Isaiah Hermit Hundred - the cleansing of the soul and the resurrection our father Abba Isaac the Syrian ascetic and hermit, the former bishop of Nineveh First hundred Second hundred St. Anthony the Great Hundred St. Symeon the New Theologian first hundred Second hundred St. John Cassian Hundred on earth the path of a celestial joy Theological hundreds St. Gregory the Theologian, Gregory of Sinai and Gregory Palamas First hundred Second hundred St. Basil the Great First hundred Second hundred St. John Chrysostom First hundred Second hundred Third hundred Fourth hundred Fifth hundred Sixth hundred Seventh hundred Troparia to St. John Chrysostom, T 8 Thy mouth, as the serenity of fire has risen, grace / the universe enlighten: / not loving the worlds treasures of the grace, / the height of the humble wisdom of showing us. / But by punishing your words, Father John Chrysostom, // pray the Word, Christ of God, be saved to our souls. Kondak first, T 1 The mysteriously honest Church was rejoiced / by returning your honest relics, / and hiding it, it’s like a gold of great value, / by singing thee mercifully / by your prayers of healing, grace, // John Chrysostom. Kondak second, T 6 Accept from heaven heaven Divine grace / and with your mouth all teach to worship in the Trinity the One God, / John Chrysostom, blessed most reverend, / we praise thee worthily: / if you are a mentor, // as if you are Divine. Prayer to St. John Chrysostom Oh St. John the Great John Chrysostom! Yes, you have received many and various gifts from the Lord, and, like a good and faithful slave, all that was given to you have been increased by good, therefore, for the sake of the truth, the universal teacher was thou, as every age and every rank is taught from you. You are a young man - obedience to the image, young - chastity shone, a husband - a hardworking mentor, an old - a kindness teacher, a monk - abstinence as a rule, a prayer - a leader, inspired by God, seeking wisdom - an enlightener to the mind, a good-minded vitality - a living source an inexhaustible, beneficent - a star of mercy, the rulers - the reign of a wise image, the truth zealot - boldness inspirer, persecuted truth - patience mentor, all were thou, but all kind of save. Above all these things, you have acquired love, if there is a union of perfection, and by that, as by the power of the Divine, all your talents in one face in one you united, and now love divided by reconciling, in the interpretation of the words of the apostles to all the faithful preached you. We, sinners, on a one-time basis, our gift of property, unity of spirit in the union of the world is not an imam, we are vanity, annoying each other, envious of each other, for this purpose our divided not in peace and salvation, but in enmity and condemnation are to us. The same to you, the saint of God, we fall, we conquer with contention, and ask in heartbreak: with your prayers, oust from our hearts all pride and envy, dividing us, but in many people we will have one church body, but according to your prayerful words we will love one another and confess with unanimity the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, the Trinity, the One-Essential and the Undivided, now and forever and ever. Amen. Troparion to three saints (Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian, John Chrysostom), T 4 Like the apostles of unity of mind / and the universal teaching, / Pray for the Lord of all / the world for the most universal gift / and great mercy to our souls. Kondak to three saints, T 2 Sacred and divine preachers, / the top of the teachers, O Lord, / have received Him for the enjoyment of Your goodness and repose: you have taken labor and death more than any all-fertility, // Glorify Your holy One.