Healing illness with prayer 4 letters. Powerful prayers for illnesses. Prayers for healing, how to read them correctly
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Song-prayer addressed to God
(Peon) in Greek mythology, healer of the gods
Hymn to the gods of the Hellenes
In Ancient Greece - a spell song addressed to the god Apollo
Hymn in honor of God among the Hellenes
Hymn in honor of God
Hymn in honor of Apollo
Hymn in honor of God among the Greeks
Hymn dedicated to God
In Greek mythology, healer of the gods
Pean– An ancient song-prayer addressed to the god Paean
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- Pean– The P word
- 1 – letter P
- 2 – letter E
- 3 – letter A
- 4th letter N
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Song of prayer 4 letters crossword clue
4 letter word, definitions in scanwords:
(Peon) in Greek mythology, the healer of the gods (see healer 11 letters)
ancient song-prayer addressed to the god Paean
hymn to the gods of the Hellenes (see hymn 4 letters)
in Ancient Greece - a spell song addressed to the god Apollo (see song 5 letters)
hymn in honor of god
hymn dedicated to god
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1. savior (7 letters, 1 x)
2. A person’s appeal to God in Christianity. (7 letters, 4 and)
3. Head of the Russian Orthodox Church. (8 letters, 3 t)
4.Administrative center of Catholicism (7 letters, 2 a)
5.The basis of Christian rules (6 letters, 5 c)
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1. Christ, 2 Prayer, 3 I don’t know, 4 I don’t know, 5 I don’t know. ahaha it's ok
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the name of the Kyrgyz poet Tokombaev
treeless type of swamp in northern Eurasia
type of swamp in the north
river in Switzerland and France
river in Switzerland, left tributary of the Rhine
What river is Bern located on?
river in Switzerland
left tributary of the Rhine
Bern waterway
waterway of Switzerland
river born in the Bernese Alps
waterway of the capital of Switzerland
river of the Swiss plateau
one of the rivers of Switzerland
city of Bern (river)
blue artery of Bern
tributary of the Rhine in Switzerland
blue artery of the capital of Switzerland
flows through Bern
city in Western Sahara, otherwise Laayoune
free sailor in Turkey
(reverse toad) minister from the Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors
anidag, yagupop, nushrok, .
negative character in “The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors”
minister in the government of Nushrok
the most important minister from the fairy tale film “The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors”
Nushrock's friend (fabulous)
opponent of Olya and Yalo (fairytale)
Nushrok's friend (fairytale)
friend of Nushrok (tale)
enemy of Olya and Yalo (tale)
toad in a distorting mirror (tale)
minister of King Yagupopa
opponent of Olya and Yalo (tale)
friend of Nushrok (tale)
minister with warts (tale)
friend of Nushrok (tale)
minister at Yagupop's court
minister from Yagupopa's retinue
toad through the looking glass
croaking friend Anidag
"amphibious" minister (tale)
minister under Yagupop
minister with warts
toad in a distorting mirror
eastern small silver coin, common in ancient times in the Caucasus
Persian (Iranian) silver coin named after Shah Abbas I (1587-1628)
silver coin circulated in the Caucasus, Iran, Afghanistan, coin weighing 7.7 g of silver
ancient silver coin in the Caucasus
this Iranian silver coin, widespread in the 16th-17th centuries. in the countries of the Caucasus, the Middle East and Central Asia, received its name after the Iranian Shah Abbas I
oriental small silver coin, circulated in ancient times in the Caucasus
Persian unit of weight equal to 368 g.
Georgian silver coin
coin named after the Shah
old oriental coin
coin named after the Shah of Iran
ancient Persian coin
coin of ancient Persia
money named after the Shah
coin in honor of the Shah
ancient Persian coin
ancient coin of Persia
old Persian coin
Persian coin
ancient asian coin
old Persian money
old coin in the Caucasus
coin of the Caucasus countries (old)
(until 1961 the village of Churubay-Nura) a city in Kazakhstan, Karaganda region
joint opera by Zhubanov and Khamedi
founder of Kazakh classical literature
hero of the novel of the same name by M. Auezov
one of the cities of Kazakhstan
board for arithmetic calculations in Ancient Greece, Rome, then in Western Europe until the 18th century.
architectural detail: slab above column
top of a column capital
a board that was used in ancient times for arithmetic calculations
ancient world computer
ancient counting board
ancient accountants' accounts
ancient counting board
the first article of the “Mathematical Encyclopedic Dictionary” is devoted to this subject
ancient abacus with quinary number system
The history of the computer begins with this calculating device
in architecture - the upper part of the capital of a column
pilaster top plate
board for arithmetic calculations in ancient Greece
stone age calculator
abacus from ancient Greece
part of a column capital
upper part of the capital
ancient mathematicians board
board with pebbles
Hellenic counting board
slab on top of capital
slab over column
the most ancient abacus
Greek ancestor of the calculator
antique counting board
Ancient Greek pebbles that love counting
Pythagorean times calculator
antique counting board
ancestor of stationery accounts
in Rus' - abacus, but in Greece?
antediluvian abacus of the ancient Greeks
abacus for Pythagorean calculations
computer from the times of Daedalus and Icarus
analogous to the accounts of the ancient Greeks
abacus from the time of Pythagoras
distant ancestor of the calculator
abacus from the times of Daedalus and Icarus
abacus of ancient times
ancient calculating device
ancient counting board
archaic counting board
accounts of our ancestors
old abacus
Old Greek pebbles that love counting
village, administrative center of the region of the Krasnoyarsk Territory
city in Krasnoyarsk region
Swedish ensemble "Mani"
world famous Swedish vocal group (four)
four musical Swedes
Swedish pop group singing about "money, money"
Benny Anderson and others
formerly popular Swedish ensemble
remember the names of these people: Falstog, Anderson, Ulvaeus, Lindstad-Fredriksson, or add at least the first letters of these names
Which famous pop group achieved success after winning the Eurovision Song Contest with its song “Waterloo”?
Swedish group who sang about “mani-mani”
what group did Anni, Bjorn, Benny and Agnetha organize?
the most famous group that became famous after the Eurovision Song Contest
Swedish quartet, one of the most popular in Europe in the 70s
four singing Swedes
Quartet of Singing Swedes
Quartet from Stockholm
“Money, money”, quartet
Anni, Bjorn, Benny and Agnetha
a group that sang about “mani”
they sang "Mani-mani"
they sang "Money, money"
group that sang about "Waterloo"
"mani-mani" (Swedish pop group)
Agneta, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid
famous 2 Swedes and 2 Swedes (group)
"mani, mani" (Swedish band)
quartet from Sweden
Swedish band popular in the 80s
Benny Anderson Band
famous two Swedes and two Swedes (group)
famous Swedish super group
super group from Sweden
pop group from Sweden
Agneta, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid (group)
sang: about money, money
famous Swedish pop quartet
Swedish band popular in the eighties
two Swedes and two Swedes famous on stage (group)
Quartet “made in Sweden”
glorified money in a song
quartet with the hit "Mamma Mia"
ensemble from Sweden
Benny Anderson Quartet
famous Swedish supergroup
anagram for the word "baba"
known Swedish pop quartet
popular Swedish band in the 80s
a jumble of letters from the word "baba"
group that sang "Mani, mani"
known Swedish supergroup
supergroup from Sweden
known 2 Swedes and 2 Swedes (group)
change the letters in the word "baba"
Ernst (1840-1905), German optical physicist
lake on the border of Ethiopia and Djibouti
German optical physicist, astronomer, inventor of technology in important sections of the optical-mechanical industry
Muhammad (1849-1905), Egyptian. Islamic reformer, mufti since 1899
Egyptian Islamic reformer
Egypt Islamic reformer
the name of the Russian economist Aganbegyan
(French abaisse - crust) dough for pudding trays
dough for trays of cakes, puddings and other dishes
dough for baking ham
cake tray dough
in Sumerian mythology, the underground world ocean of fresh water surrounding the earth
world ocean of fresh water in Sumerian-Akkadian mythology
the world ocean in Sumerian myths
world ocean among the Sumerians
the top of a coastal underwater rock emerging from the water
king of Kartalinia from the opera “Abesalom and Eteri” by the Georgian composer Z. P. Paliashvili
stupid and greedy thief from Aladdin
Wilhelm Hermann (1806-1886), Russian geologist, German by birth
absolute siemens, unit of electrical conductivity with the SGSM system
gate on the bow of the boat for the rope
gate on the bow of the boat for the rope (according to Dahl)
gate on the bow of the boat (according to Dahl)
Legal (born 1922) Russian experimental physicist
African antelope found in the upper Nile
antique silver coin
in Sudanese mythology, the first woman to break the law and bring death and disease to the earth (mythical)
mullah, Tatar priest; bran. wicked, wicked; scoundrel, unhearing, ignorant, insolent
the first intelligible word that Sharikov uttered in the novel “Heart of a Dog”
the first word of Sharik (Sharikov)
brazilian football club
tribal union, mainly of Turkic-speaking tribes
representative of an ancient people who fought both the Slavs and the Franks
Danube ancient nomad
Turkic nomad on the Danube expanses
nomad from a Turkic tribe
Danube nomadic hunter
subject of Khan Bayan
ancient asian nomad
nomad from the Kaganate
nomad of ancient times
one of the ancient nomads
Turkic nomad on the Danube
ancient Central Asian. nomad
the name of the Georgian who was interrogated by the “stupid assistant professor” from A. Raikin’s repertoire
Arkady Raikin's number
number about a stupid assistant professor
miniature about a stupid assistant professor
Georgian student from miniature
Georgians in Raikin's monologue
student of the “stupid professor”
opponent of a stupid assistant professor
Georgians “visiting” an associate professor
issue about the “stupid assistant professor”
student of the “stupid assistant professor”
dialogue between a Georgian and an associate professor
Georgian vs stupid assistant professor
conversation between an assistant professor and a Georgian
miniature about a stupid assistant professor
student name Goridze
miniature by Arkady Raikin
a story about a stupid assistant professor
river in Ethiopia, Africa
national park in Ethiopia
Doctor Aibolit's dog
good doctor's good dog
Aibolit's favorite dog
dog in the company of the owl Bumba and the parrot Carudo
Aibolit's four-legged friend
Aibolit's guard friend
Aibolit's barking companion
good doctor Aibolit's dog
Aibolit's four-legged assistant
dog at the doctor (tale)
Aibolit's furry companion
Aibolit's barking assistant
a dog from Aibolit's retinue
Aibolit's faithful dog
dog in Aibolit's retinue
archimandrite, abbot, abbot
four-legged defender of Aibolit
Aibolit's four-legged companion
Aibolit's faithful dog
Dr. Aibolit's friend
father, abbot of the monastery in the East
Aibolit's kind dog
the good doctor's dog
(auga) in Greek mythology, priestess of Athena, daughter of the king of Arcadia Aleya
in Greek mythology - priestess of Athena, daughter of the king of Arcadia Alea
island in the Cretan Sea
city in Portugal
Azerbaijani football club
Soviet scientist in the field of automation
island in the Caribbean Sea; Vlad. Venezuela
(Avia) the name of trucks produced under license from the French company Saviem by the automobile plant of the same name since 1968 in Prague
Czech car brand
Czech car brand
Czech car brand
a component of compound words denoting an attitude towards airplanes
news by air
letter delivery by air
letter by air
car from the Czech Republic
Czech car brand
letter with wings
a letter that can fly
mail by air
car from the Czech Republic
car from the Czech Republic
Persian (died c. 330) Christian martyr
Samosata (died 297) Christian martyr
Hieromartyr of Edessa (died 322), deacon in Edessa
Jewish month of grain ears
first month of the Jewish calendar
in Judaism this month is called the royal month
(advise) preliminary notification of sending to whose name a bill of exchange, goods
German writer and church leader
Roman Emperor (455-456)
in the Bible - the second king of Judah, son of Jeroboam
covered yard for sheep and cows in the Nogai estate
antifreeze air cooler
county in southwest England
several rivers in England and Scotland, tributary of the River Severn
slave from the opera “Judith” by Russian composer A. N. Serov
in the meaning of “self-propelled”, “self-propelled”
passenger car (colloquial)
driver's "swallow" (colloquial)
personal transport in the garage
iron friend (colloquial)
component of compound words: in the meaning of “own hand”
personal transport (colloquial)
wheelbarrow in the jargon of our grandmothers
electronic attachment for the pilot
vehicle (simple)
the next step after the motorcycle
personal car (colloquial)
household name for personal car
Detochkin stole them
what Detochkin stole (simple)
Detochkin's theft object
four-wheeled family friend
four wheel transport
car on wheels
"swallow" on wheels
car with wheels
for some it’s a luxury, for others it’s a means
island in the Sea of Marmara
settlement among the Tatars (ethnographic)
settlement among the Tatars
(1st century) Christian prophet
prophet from the acts of the apostles
in the Bible - the king of Amalek, captured by Saul and personally executed by Samuel
Yakov (born 1928) Israeli artist
one of Israel's most famous artists
river in Western Siberia, left tributary of the Tromyegan
Russian football club from Raduzhny
On which river is the city of Raduzhny located?
river in Western Siberia, tributary of the Ob
river in Western Siberia
river in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, left tributary of the Tromyegan River, near its confluence with the Ob
river in the Upper Ob basin
male name: (Greek) beloved
meaning of a man's name (Greek) beloved
(agar-agar) type of seaweed, Chinese gelatin, Bengal fish glue, celentang
binder material obtained from red algae
soufflé fixer
a mixture of two acidic polysaccharides found in the cell walls of red algae
algae polysaccharide
a substance from seaweed used in the confectionery industry
"gelatin" from algae
"gelatin" obtained from the sea
seaweed product
You can’t make marmalade without it
"jelly" from algae
gelatin from Neptune
basis of cell nutrient medium
marmalade additive
essential component of marmalade
basis of the nutrient medium
red algae substance
astringent additive in marmalade
raw materials for soufflé
seaweed jelly
substance similar to gelatin
squeeze seaweed into jelly
mixture of two polysaccharides
a jumble of letters from the word "Agra"
non-weaning marmalade component
anagram for the word "Agra"
base feeder. cell environment
change the letters in the word "Agra"
stone shining like black eyes
favorite stone of the great ancient carver Dexamen of Chios
mineral, semi-precious ornamental stone
semi-precious stone, which is believed to save from the evil eye, poisons, gives longevity and health
hard layered mineral, a type of chalcedony
natural alloy of quartz and jasper
mineral, type of quartz
mineral capable of splitting along smooth planes
A. S. Pushkin dedicated the poems “Talisman”, “Burnt Letter”, “Keep Me My Talisman” to this stone
Shota Rustaveli mentioned this stone in “The Knight in the Tiger Skin” 30 times, apparently comparing it with the tiger skin itself
this mineral was originally discovered on the banks of a river in Sicily (in Greek "Achates"), from which it gets its name
Which stone protects those born under the sign of Gemini?
Which stone symbolizes health and longevity?
mineral, semi-precious ornamental stone, chalcedony, gem
stone for crafts
onyx and chalcedony
chalcedony or sardonyx
stone against vampires
stone, symbol of longevity
stone, symbol of health
chalcedony and sardonyx
5.5 point font
moss or bastion stone
gem named after the writer Christie
stone for jewelry
ornamental stone for jewelry
jewelry layered mineral
"detective" ornamental stone
stone suitable for Gemini
jewelry mineral with beautiful stains
valuable solid mineral
jewelry stone, Gemini talisman
the first serial computer in the USSR
gemstone for gemini
what stone gives longevity?
a gem for the writer Christy
stone, patron saint of Gemini
gem from the evil eye
stone in the name of Christy
stone, beads from which were found near Alushta in tombs of the 5th century BC. e.
What stone in the ring of Pliny the Elder gave him eloquence?
stone for taurus
Onyx's older brother
jewelry stone, talisman of Gemini
multi-colored layered jewelry mineral
(self-name - Agave) group of Cushitic peoples in Ethiopia and Eritrea
city in Primorsky Krai
group of peoples in Ethiopia
Transcaucasian travel measure
Dagestan stringed musical instrument
measure of the route to Transcaucasia
Transcaucasian path measure
an hour's journey to Transcaucasia
travel measure in Transcaucasia
in myths, the background is the head of the pantheon of sea deities
in Evenki myths, the Orochi are the master of thunder and lightning
obsolete male name
city in Japan, on the island of Honshu
domestic artist and graphic artist
Russian draftsman, illustrator of Gogol's Dead Souls
Soviet graphic artist, illustrator of Dead Souls
"dead souls" (1st illustrator)
the first illustrator of Dead Souls.
designed “Dead Souls”
"dead souls" (first illustrator)
once designed “Dead Souls”
III, Spartan king, reigned 338-331 BC. e.
IV (262-241 BC) Spartan king, reigned 244-241 BC. e.
Greek poet, follower of Leonid of Tarentum, author of epigrams
tragedy of the Italian playwright V. Alfieri
king of Sparta (myth.)
(Agishev) (1905-1973) Bashkir writer, “Foundation”
god of fire in Vedic (Slavic) mythology
god of fire in Vedic religion
in ancient Indian religion, the god of fire
Indian analogue of Hephaestus
teachings of Helena Roerich." -yoga"
The Vedas begin with a hymn to which god?
god of fire in Slavic mythology
Slavic god of fire
Vedic god of fire
The Vedas begin with a hymn to him
god of fire (Ved. myth.)
Indian fire deity
Hindu god of fire
Indian god of fire and hearth
the chief of the earthly gods among the Hindus
fire god in Vedic religion
Hindu god of fire and hearth
Vedic God of fire
god of fire in hindu religion
ind. god of fire and hearth
Indian god of fire
god of fire in ancient Indian mythology
deity of fire in Vedism
mountain in Krasnodarsk. edge
mountains in Krasnodar region
Vadim (born 1929) Russian molecular biologist, geneticist
athletic competition in ancient Greece
ballet by I. Stravinsky
dispute in ancient comedy
fish of the scorpionfish family
each of the stages-competitions in the TV game “Clever Girls and Smart Guys”
ballet by Russian composer I. Stravinsky
dispute between the main characters in an ancient comedy
competitions in ancient Greece
tour in "Smart Men and Women"
argument in comedy (ancient)
Greek competitions
wrestling among the ancient Greeks
competition in ancient Greece
show in ancient Greece
tournament in ancient Greece
poetry competition in Hellas
competition in Hellas
competition of the ancient Greeks
competition among the Hellenes
kopeck, in which a Jew who paid with a shekel will receive change
small change coin of the State of Israel, equal to 1/100 shekel
dollar - pence, shekel - .
penny in shekel change
there are a hundred in shekel
coin for payment in Tel Aviv
a coin that is used by a Jew
city in India where the Taj Mahal mausoleum is located
city in India where the Temple of Love is located
city in India, on the Jamna River, Uttar Pradesh
a city in India, the treasures of which were sought by the heroes of the novel by A. Conan Doyle
city-museum in India
there is the Taj Mahal
residence of the Great Mughals
ancient city in India
Sherlock Holmes was looking for the treasures of this city
the name of this city in India translated from Sanskrit means “peak, top”
what city in India in the 16th-19th centuries? was the seat of the Mughals?
city famous for the Taj Mahal mausoleum
ancient historical city in India, capital of the Mughal state
in which city is the “Temple of Love” located?
city with Taj Mahal
In which city is the Taj Mahal?
in which city is the Temple of Love?
where is the Taj Mahal?
citymuseum in India
In which city is the Taj Mahal?
city famous for its mausoleum
city where the Taj Mahal mausoleum is located
Indian city Taj Mahal
capital of the Mughals
Conan Doyle's treasure city
city of the Taj Mahal mausoleum
Indian city from the Holmes story
city where Taj Mahal
city with Taj Mahal
city of treasures (lit.)
city in India with a mausoleum
former capital of the Mughal Empire
location city of the Taj Mahal
a jumble of letters from the word "agar"
anagram for the word "agar"
Indian Taj Mahal city
Indian city from the Holmes story
dislocation city Taj Mahal
change the letters in the word "agar"
the first part of compound words meaning land, agricultural
mafioso from the comedy film “The Incredible Adventures of Italians in Russia”
mafiosi in the film “The Incredible Adventures of Italians in Russia”
vilayet in Turkey
island in Davis Strait
cave located in the Altai massif
people in the Russian Federation
representative of the people of Russia
neighbor of the Avar, Kumyk and Lezgin
one of the inhabitants of the Caucasus
one of the Dagestanis
one of the Lezgins from Dagestan
fellow countryman of the Avar and Lezgin
one of the residents of Dagestan
river in Krasnoyarsk region
mountain Sayan river
right tributary of the Kan River
Ayyam. – negative character, dead man from the cartoon “Aladdin”
one of the Lezgin-Dagestans
brazilian football club
brand of magnetic tape
videotape from Germany
German film company
in Akkadian (Babylonian) mythology, god of the storm
in Sumerian mythology, the god of thunder, wind, rain
god of thunder in Babylon
god of thunder, wind and rain among the ancient Sumerians
in eastern mythology - the god of thunder, wind and rain
god of thunder in Babylonia
in Sumerian mythology - the god of thunder
Sumerian equivalent of the god Mars
Sumerian thunder god
Sumerian thunder god
god of thunder, wind and rain
Sumerian god with hammer and lightning
god with a beam of lightning among the Sumerians
god of thunder among the Sumerians
Sumerian god of thunderstorms, wind and rain
Sumerian god of storms, thunder and rain
Sumerian god Mars
Babylonian god of thunder and wind
in Sumerian-Akkadian mythology, god of thunder
god of thunder in Mesopatamia
Sumerian deity
Sumerian thunder god
one of the Aleutian Islands
main population center of the Aleutian Islands
James (1732-1794) English architect
Robert (1728-1792) English architect
William (1689-1748) Scottish architect
in the Old Testament - the first man, the father of the human race
the name of the writer Mickiewicz, the name of Kozlevich
male name: (Hebrew) man, literally: red soil
man without a navel
gave a rib to a woman
forefather for all living
that was the name of the economist Smith, mentioned in Pushkin’s “Eugene Onegin”
man sculpted from red clay
a man who had no mother-in-law
novel by the English writer George Eliot. Bid"
it was he who got a piece of the stolen apple across his throat
film by Viktor Titov. marries Eva"
who was created on the sixth day?
character in the operetta by Austrian composer Karl Zeller “The Bird Seller”
name of American actor Sandler
the architect whose buildings defined an entire cultural era in England
scientist and inventor Alexey Dobrotvorsky claims that in history there was only one irreplaceable person. Who?
man made of clay on Saturday
the only one who ended up in heaven during his lifetime
first guy in heaven
a man without a rib and a navel
on the Moon - Armstrong, on Earth - .
economist Smith's name
women owe it to his rib
meaning of a male name (Hebrew) man, literally: red earth
73076 viewsEvery Orthodox Christian knows prayers for illnesses. In a situation where there are no medications with you, prayer is always with you and words addressed to higher powers, to God, do not require effort, money and time to honor them. In case of serious illnesses, in any ailment, first of all, you should understand what is the cause of this condition. Most often, your energy has failed, the body’s defenses have decreased, the functioning of the immune system has decreased, and the disease has attacked you.
The causes of illnesses often lie in an incorrect lifestyle: not getting enough sleep, overexertion at work, not moving enough, stress, nervous stress and negative thoughts. And remember, being treated with medications is only to numb the pain for a while; the disease will settle in you, turning into chronic.
Change your life and you will be healthy!
Strong Prayers will help you in your recovery. But you shouldn’t rely only on them. Contact your doctors.
Prayers for healing, how to read them correctly
Orthodox people in these cases turn to God in prayer. There are separate prayers for the type of disease, depending on which organ hurts, female and male, healing the disease and giving strength. But there are also those in which God’s mercy is called upon for general deliverance from illness.
What is important to consider when reading prayers so that they reach God and grace is sent down is briefly written below.
- It would be good to confess the sick person, give him communion, and fast for at least a few days.
- Prayers are read every day, possibly two or three times a day.
- For chronic pain, it is best to read for the waning month, because we want the pain to go away. If the pain is acute and urgent, read regardless of the phase of the moon.
- It’s good if the patient himself and other people do this for him in church, at home, in front of icons with lit candles.
- Believe in health and with faith will come hope for healing.
The simplest and truest words:
“All is your will, Lord”
then we place ourselves in God's hands and trust him with our faith.
Who should I contact first in this case? In a painful state, one follows with faith and love, with the hope of a speedy healing, to the Lord God.
Prayer for Healing
Oh, Most Merciful God, Father, Son and Holy Soul, worshiped and glorified in the indivisible Trinity, look with compassion on Your servant (name), who is sickly possessed; forgive him all his sins; give him healing from his illness; restore his health and bodily strength; Grant him a long and prosperous life, Thy peaceful and peaceful good, so that together with us he brings grateful prayers to Thee, the All-Bountiful God and my Creator. Most Holy Theotokos, through Your omnipotent intercession, help me to beg Your Son, my God, for the healing of God’s servant (name). All saints and angels of the Lord, pray to God for His sick servant (name). Amen.
Master Almighty, Physician of our souls and bodies, humble and exalt, punish and yet again heal!
Visit Thy servant (name) who is weak with Thy mercy, stretch out Thy arm, full of healing and medicine, and heal him, raise him from his bed and infirmity.
Rebuke the spirit of infirmity, leave from it every ulcer, every disease, every fire and tremors, and if there is any sin or lawlessness in it, weaken it, leave it, forgive Your love for mankind.
To her, Lord, have mercy on Thy creation in Christ Jesus our Lord, with whom art thou blessed, and with Thy most holy and good and life-giving Spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages.Amen.
Troparion, tone 4
The only speedy one in intercession, Christ, show speedy visitation from above to Thy suffering servant, and deliver from ailments and bitter illnesses and raise up thee to sing and glorify unceasingly, with the prayers of the Mother of God, the only Lover of Mankind.
Kontakion, tone 2
On the bed of illness lying and wounded by the wound of death, as you sometimes raised up, Savior, Peter’s mother-in-law and the weakened one carried on the bed, and now, Merciful One, visit and heal the suffering: for you alone have borne the ailments and illnesses of our family, and are all able, like the Most Merciful.
Song of thanksgiving and prayer to the Most Holy Theotokos for illnesses
We praise you, Mother of God; We confess You, Mary, the Virgin Mother of God; The whole earth magnifies You, the Eternal Father's Daughter. All Angels and Archangels and all Principalities humbly serve You; All Powers, Thrones, Dominions and all the highest Powers of heaven obey you. The Cherubim and Seraphim stand before You rejoicing and cry out with an unceasing voice: Holy Mother of God, the heavens and earth are full of the majesty of the glory of the fruit of Your womb. The Mother praises the glorious apostolic face of her Creator to you; The Mother of God magnifies many martyrs for you; The glorious host of confessors of God the Word gives you a temple; To you the ruling Poles preach the image of virginity; All the heavenly hosts praise you, the Queen of Heaven. Throughout the entire universe the Holy Church glorifies you, honoring the Mother of God; He extols thee true King of heaven, the Maiden. You are the Angel Lady, You are the door of heaven, You are the ladder of the Kingdom of Heaven, You are the palace of the King of glory, You are the ark of piety and grace, You are the abyss of bounties, You are the refuge of sinners. You are the Mother of the Savior, you received freedom for the sake of a captive man, you received God in your womb. The enemy has been trampled upon by you; You have opened the doors of the Kingdom of Heaven to the faithful. You stand at the right hand of God; You pray to God for us, Virgin Mary, who will judge the living and the dead. We therefore ask You, Intercessor before Your Son and God, Who redeemed us with Your blood, so that we may receive the reward in eternal glory. Save Thy people, O Mother of God, and bless Thy inheritance, for let us be partakers of Thy inheritance; preserve and keep us even unto the ages. Every day, O Most Holy One, we wish to praise and please You with our hearts and lips. Grant, Most Merciful Mother, now and always to preserve us from sin; have mercy on us, Intercessor, have mercy on us. May Thy mercy be upon us, as we trust in Thee forever. Amen.
Prayer for illnesses to the Great Martyr and healer Panteleimon
In case of illness, you can pray to one of the most revered Saints, who especially helps in the matter of healing.
In earthly life, being a court doctor, he had recognition and position, but he lived modestly, and all his life he treated ordinary people for free. Saved a boy who died from a snake bite. Saint Panteleimon has always been revered in Rus' as a heavenly healer for various ailments. The following prayer should be read on behalf of the patient himself.
Oh, great saint of Christ, passion-bearer and merciful physician Panteleimon! Have mercy on me, the sinful servant of God (name), hear my groaning and cry, propitiate the Heavenly, Supreme Physician of our souls and bodies, Christ our God, may he grant me healing from the cruel illness that oppresses me. Accept the unworthy prayer of the most sinful man above all. Visit me with a gracious visit. Do not disdain my sinful ulcers, anoint them with the oil of your mercy and heal me; May I be healthy in soul and body, and with the help of God’s grace, I can spend the rest of my days in repentance and pleasing God, and be worthy of receiving the good end of my life. Hey, servant of God! Pray to Christ God, that through your intercession he may grant me the health of my body and the salvation of my soul. Amen".
Oh, holy great martyr and healer Panteleimon, merciful imitator of God! Look with mercy and hear us, sinners, praying earnestly before your holy icon. Ask us from the Lord God, Who stands with the Angels in heaven, for the forgiveness of our sins and transgressions: heal the mental and physical illnesses of the servants of God, now remembered, those present here and all Orthodox Christians who flow to your intercession: for here we are, by our sin We are fiercely possessed by many ailments and are not imams of help and consolation: we resort to you, for you have given the grace to pray for us and heal every ailment and every disease; Grant therefore to all of us, through your holy prayers, health and well-being of souls and bodies, advancement of faith and piety, and everything necessary for temporary life and salvation, for, having been granted great and rich mercies by you, let us glorify you and the Giver of all good things, wondrous in the saints, God ours, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen. about your health and your loved ones.
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Pean
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Dictionary of Orthodox hymnographic terms
Hymnography(from the Greek hymno - solemn song and graphein - scripture) - a section of liturgics that studies liturgical chants. The main concepts of Orthodox hymnography are the forms of liturgical chants: Antiphons, Hypakoi, Troparion, Kontakion, Akathist, Stichera, Canon, Irmos, Katavasia, Akrostic, Sedalen, Svetilen, Prokeimenon, Alliluary, Communion, Polyeleos, Immaculate; as well as three types of metrical (and melodic) forms: Self-similar, Self-agreeable, Similar.
“The theological approach to the science of worship, that is, the desire to build liturgical theology and systematize the theological ideas of our worship, pay attention mainly to the internal content of liturgical material. And since it is contained mainly in liturgical chants or in hymnography, the study of this latter is of particular interest to the liturgist. This study must be carried out, of course, from a historical perspective, which is why the history of chants, their development and the cessation of one or another of their forms, as well as the history of chants, is in the center of our attention.”
Alleluia(Greek άλληλουιαριον from hallelujah) - verses of the psalms pronounced and sung at the liturgy after the reading of the Apostle, accompanied by the singing of “hallelujah”.
“Considered more sacred than the Apostle, the Gospel must have before it the most excellent preparation. If at Matins the prokeimenon serves as such a preparation for it, then at the Liturgy, where the latter precedes the Apostle, the Gospel should have something more exceptional before it. This is the song of Alleluia placed before the liturgical Gospel. According to the Apocalypse, this will be the heavenly song of eternity.
Antiphons(from the Greek άντί and φονέω, sound, voice, which means singing alternately, alternating, or singing in two choirs, lit. “counter-voice”) - an ancient concept of liturgical practice, reflecting the way of singing certain psalms or hymns, when they are sung alternately post by two choirs.
In addition to this meaning as a way of singing, the word antiphon is used in liturgics to designate individual chants or parts of song material.
The main uses of this term are:
1. Antiphons of the Psalms
2. Fine or daily antiphons
3. Power antiphons
4. Festive antiphons.
Akathist- (Greek akathistos, from Greek a - negative particle and kathizo - sit down, a hymn during the singing of which one does not sit, “unsaddled song”) - special hymns of praise in honor of the Savior, the Mother of God or saints.
Akathists consist of 25 songs, which are arranged in order of the letters of the Greek alphabet: 13 kontakia and 12 ikos (“kontakion” is a short song of praise; “ikos” is a lengthy song).
The ikos end with the exclamation “Rejoice,” and the kontakia end with “Hallelujah” (in Hebrew, “praise God”). Moreover, the ikos end with the same refrain as the first kontakion, and all other kontakia end with the chorus of alleluia. The first known akathist - the akathist to the Most Holy Theotokos - was written during the reign of Emperor Heraclius in 626.
Acrostic(Greek aκρος - extreme, στaχος - verse, glorious edge-line, edge-line) - liturgical chant, the initial letters of which are formed into words.
“Acrostic or “edge-edge”, “edge” is a characteristic distinctive feature of our hymnography, in particular, the creativity of canons.
The acrostic poem is borrowed from non-Christian poetry and is of very ancient origin. This is a purely external, technical decoration of a canon, or other hymnographic poem. He usually, when combining the initial letters of only irmos or only troparia, or both irmos and troparia together, gives some phrase relating to the same celebrated event, or very often, which is especially valuable, reveals the name of the author of the canon.
Having no liturgical use and not standing out in any noticeable way to the ears of those praying, it is nevertheless important as evidence of the time of writing or of the poet himself. It is clear that the “marginalities” are noticeable and accessible only in the Greek original of the chants.”
Voice- motive (mode) in the music of the Orthodox Church. Voices are divided into 4 main (direct, or high) and 4 secondary (indirect, or low); together they form osmoglasiya - a system of eight voices.
Most of the hymns (from the Octoechos) of the services of one week are subordinated to one of the eight voices. Every Saturday evening, at the Sunday all-night vigil, one of the eight voices alternates. Eight weeks form an eight-week vowel cycle, repeated several times throughout the year (see liturgical circles).
Ikos(translated from Greek - house) - a church chant containing the glorification of a saint or celebrated event. Ikos together with kontakia make up the akathist.
Ikos and kontakion are similar in content and identical in presentation. The difference between them is that kontakion is shorter, and ikos is more extensive: kontakion is a theme, and ikos is its development. Therefore, the ikos is always read after the kontakion, and never read alone.
These chants are also similar in appearance: they are written in the same meter, mostly end with the same words and are sung in the same voice. Regarding size, presentation and voice, kontakion and ikos do not serve as a model for other hymns that follow.
Among the compilers of kontakia and ikos, Roman the Sweet Singer, who lived in the 5th century, is especially famous.
Ipakoi(from the Greek verb ύπακούω - listen, answer, respond, be obedient) - a chant in the form of a chorus or sing-along, which is listened to while standing, dedicated to the Resurrection of Christ or the events of the holidays.
One of the oldest church chants and one of the oldest hymnographic terms in the history of Christianity.
“Coming from the verb υπακούω, to listen, sometimes to respond, to respond, this word (besides the liturgical language, it is used only in the New Testament in the meaning of “obedience”) as a liturgical term has the meaning of “chorus.”
Confusion(Greek καταβασία - descent, from the verb to descend, descend) - the name of the irmos, which is sung at the end of the canon song (after each, or after the 3rd, 6th, 8th, 9th).
The name itself comes from the instructions of the Charter, which says that in order to sing katavasiya, the singers of two choirs (choirs) must come down from their places and converge in the middle of the temple.
Canon(Greek κανών, “rule, standard, norm”) - a form of church prayer poetry, a type of church poem-hymn of complex structure; consists of 9 songs, the 1st stanza of each is called irmos, the rest (4 - 6) - troparia. It replaced the kontakion in the 8th century. The canon compares Old Testament images and prophecies with the corresponding events of the New Testament...
Kontakion(Greek κόντάκιον from κοντός - a stick on which a scroll of parchment was wound) - a small chant (one or two stanzas), in parallel to the troparion, revealing the essence of the holiday.
In the canon it is placed after the 6th song and is accompanied by an ikos.
Ancient kontakia are multi-stanza (approx. 20-30) poems. The stanzas were united by a single refrain and a single metrical addition. The first stanza was an introduction, the last was a generalization of an edifying nature. The canonarch read the verses, the people sang the refrain.
The founder of the kontakia is Roman the Sweet Singer (556), the unrivaled author of most kontakia.
Immaculate(Greek “Αμωμος”) - the concept of Orthodox hymnography, denoting the 118th Psalm, which is important for worship, according to him, “Blessed are the blameless in the way, walking in the law of the Lord. “.
Polyeleos(Greek πολυέλεοσ - many mercy, “much merciful” in the Old Russian Rules) - a solemn chant of Matins, composed of psalms 134 (“Praise the name of the Lord”) and 135 (“Confess the Lord”).
The name goes back to the frequent repetition of the words “For His mercy endures forever” in Psalm 135.
Prokeimenon(Greek προκείμενος - “offered forward”) - a verse from the psalms that the reader or deacon recites before reading the Holy Scriptures - the Apostle, Gospel or parimia - and the choir echoes him.
On the great feasts of the Lord and on Sundays of Great Lent, prokeimnas are performed, consisting not of one, but of three verses, called great.
“Prokeimenon - προκείμενος, presenting, that is, the verse of the psalm preceding the reading from the Holy Scriptures. Scriptures of the Old or New Testaments and selected for this purpose with content appropriate for reading, for example, in memory of the apostles.
Psalter(from the Greek psaltirion, ψαλτήριον - the name of a stringed musical instrument) is a book included in the Bible, which consists of 150 songs or psalms.
In the Orthodox Church, the Psalter is used more than all other sacred books in worship.
Svetilen(Greek φωταγωγικόν) - a liturgical chant performed at the end of Matins, after the 9th song of the canon.
“Performed according to the rite of “God is the Lord,” the chant “Holy is the Lord” serves as a preparation for the luminary, which here, according to the 9th song of the canon, occupies the same position as it occupies in the 3rd song of the sedalen, and in the 6th kontakion.
If the kontakion surpasses the solemnity of the sedals, then the very place of the luminary at the conclusion of the canon, after such a song as canto 9, makes us expect even greater solemnity from it.
Svetilen, indeed, occupies an exceptional position in the service. This is a song of Matins that is not repeated anywhere else. As its very name shows (luminary, φωταγωγικόν), it glorifies God as light and the Giver of light; Thus, the luminaries of Lenten Matins are all filled with the concept of light.
Sedalen(Greek κάφισμα from the verb to sit) is a liturgical chant during which it is allowed to sit.
“Sedalen, as the name itself shows, is a chant dedicated to the sitting of believers during its performance. And indeed, in monasteries, during the statutory performance of divine services, when it drags on for several hours, rest after a long period of standing is necessary. Therefore, sedals are such moments of rest for the brethren and worshipers.
The exception, however, is the special saddle, on which “we do not sit, for the hedgehog the priest of St. altar, but I will sing while standing.” These are the sedalnyas that are sung at Matins on Great Friday between the readings of the 12 Passionate Gospels.
Stichera(Greek στιχηρά - “many verses”) - a liturgical chant written in poetic meter.
“The modern church charter knows several types of stichera, distinguishing them by the place they occupy in the circle of daily worship. This:
1. Stichera on “I cried to the Lord”,
2. Lithium stichera,
3. Stichera on verse,
4. Stichera on “Praise”.
In ancient times, the name τά στιχηρά, that is, βιβλία, meant the teaching books of the Old Testament, written in poetic meter; Sometimes Old Testament songs were called this way. It is likely that individual verses of these songs were the original appearance of the stichera.”
Troparion(from the Greek τροπάριον - tone, mode, melody, or trophy) - a short chant in which the essence of the holiday is revealed or the saint (saints) are glorified.
Troparion is one of the oldest church hymns, with which Christian hymnography began its development.
The same name is given to the individual prayer appeals containing a complete thought that make up the canon, and, in some cases, other short prayers.
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Songs of Scripture
SONGS OF THE SCRIPTURE
Song of the Prophet Moses, in Exodus
1 Let us sing to the Lord, for He is gloriously glorified; he threw horse and rider into the sea. 2 The Helper and Protector became my salvation; He is my God, and I will glorify Him, the God of my father, and will exalt Him. 3 The LORD who destroys in battle, the LORD is his name. 4 He cast Pharaoh's chariots and his army into the sea, and drowned the chosen cavalry commanders in the Red Sea; 5 He covered them with the deep; they sank into the depths like a stone. 6 Thy right hand, O Lord, is glorified in strength; Your right hand, O Lord, has broken the enemies, 7 and by the abundance of Your glory You have crushed the adversaries. Thy wrath was sent, it devoured them like stubble, 8 and by the spirit of Thy wrath the waters parted: the waters froze like a wall, and the waves in the midst of the sea froze. 9 The enemy said: “I will pursue, I will overtake, I will divide the spoil, I will satisfy my soul, I will kill with my sword, my hand will rule.” 10 You sent Your Spirit, the sea covered them, they sank like lead in great water. 11 Who is like You among the gods, O Lord? Who is like You, glorified among the saints, wondrous in glory, performing miracles? 12 You stretched out Your right hand, and the earth swallowed them up. 13 Thou hast led this Thy people, whom Thou hast redeemed, in Thy righteousness, and called by Thy power into Thy holy abode. 14 When the nations heard it, they were angry, and torment came upon the inhabitants of the Philistines. 15 Then the leaders of Edom and the princes of Moab hurried, and trembling seized them, and all the inhabitants of Canaan fainted. 16 Let fear and trembling come upon them; From the greatness of Thy arm let them become as a stone, until Thy people pass by, O Lord, until this Thy people which Thou hast purchased pass by. 17 Bring them in and plant them in the mountain of Your inheritance, in Your ready dwelling, which You have built, O Lord, the holy place, O Lord, which Your hands have prepared. 18 The Lord reigns forever: both forever and beyond. 19 When Pharaoh's horse with his chariots and horsemen entered the sea, and the Lord brought the water of the sea upon them, the children of Israel walked on dry ground in the midst of the sea.
Song of the Prophet Moses, in Deuteronomy
Song 3
Prayer of Anna, mother of the prophet Samuel
1 My heart is established in the Lord, my horn is exalted in my God, my mouth is opened wide against my enemies: I rejoice in your salvation. 2 For there is no one holy like the Lord, and no one is righteous like our God, and there is no one holy besides You. 3 Do not boast or speak high things in pride; let not arrogant speech come out of your mouth, for God is the Lord of knowledge, and a God who prepares His works. 4 The bow of the mighty is weakened, and the weak are girded with strength; 5 Those who were full of bread became scarce, but the hungry people populated the earth; for the barren woman gave birth to seven, and the woman with many children was exhausted. 6 The Lord kills and gives life, brings down to hell and exalts, 7 the Lord makes poor and makes rich, humiliates and exalts. 8 He raises up the needy from the earth, and raises up the needy from the dirt, to make him sit with the rulers of the people, and gives him a throne of glory for an inheritance. 9 He gives prayer to the one who prays and blesses the years of the righteous, for a man is not strong in strength. 10 The Lord will make His adversary weak; the Lord is holy. Let not the wise man boast in his wisdom, and let not the mighty boast in his strength, and let not the rich man boast in his riches, but let him who boasts boast only in this, that he understands and knows the Lord, and does justice and righteousness in the midst of the earth. The Lord ascended into heaven and thundered; He, the righteous, will judge the ends of the earth, and will give strength to our king, and will exalt the horn of His anointed.
Prayer of the Prophet Habakkuk
2 Lord, I heard Your message and was afraid, I understood Your works and I was amazed. In the midst of two living beings, You will be recognized when the years approach, You will be known, when the time comes - shown, when my soul is confused - in anger You will remember mercy. 3 God will come from Teman, and the Holy One from the overshadowed mountain. His valor covered the heavens, and the earth was full of His praise. 4 And His radiance will be like light: the horns are in His hands, and He has prepared the strong love of His power. 5 The word will go before His face and go out into the plains after His steps. 6 He stood up, and the earth shook; he looked, and the nations fainted. The mountains were crushed by force, the everlasting hills were melted by His eternal processions. 7 Because of my labors I saw the dwellings of the Ethiopians, and the tents of the land of Midian were afraid. 8 Are You angry with the rivers, O Lord, or with the rivers with Your wrath, or with the sea with Your desire, that You will mount Your horses, and Your riding is salvation? 9 When you strain, you will draw your bow against the sceptres, says the Lord. The earth will be cut apart from the rivers; 10 The nations will see you and be tormented. Dispersing the waters during the procession, the abyss gave its voice, the heights its manifestations. 11 The sun rose, and the moon stood in its place. In the light Your spears will fly, in the radiance of the brilliance of Your armor. 12 By Thy threat Thou shalt make the earth humble, and in wrath Thou shalt overthrow the nations. 13 You came out to save your people, to save your anointed ones: you threw death into the heads of the wicked, you placed bonds up to their necks. 14 In a frenzy he cut the heads of the rulers; They will tremble at this: they will open their bridles, like a beggar eating in secret. 15 And You brought up Your horses upon the sea, troubling many waters. 16 I hid myself, and my bowels were afraid because of the voice of the prayer of my lips, and trembling came into my bones, and my strength was shaken within me. I will rest in the day of my tribulation, so that I can come to the people with whom I travel. 17 For the fig tree will not bear fruit, neither will there be fruit on the vines; the harvest of the olive tree will be deceived, and the fields will not yield food; The sheep were left without food, and there were no oxen at the manger. 18 But I will rejoice in the Lord, I will be glad in God my Savior. 19 The Lord my God is my strength, and He will guide my feet to perfection and bring me to heights, so that I may overcome, singing His praises.
Prayer of the prophet Isaiah
9 From the night, from the dawn, my spirit longs for You, O God, for Your commandments are light on earth; Learn the truth, you who live on earth. 10 For the wicked is bridled; he will not learn the truth, he will not create truth on earth. 11 Let the wicked perish, and let him not see the glory of the Lord! Lord, Your arm is high, and they did not know; but, having understood, they will be ashamed: jealousy will overtake an uninstructed people, and now the adversaries will be consumed by fire. 12 O Lord our God, give us peace, for you have rewarded us with everything. 13 O Lord our God, take possession of us; Lord, we don’t know anything else besides You; we call Your name. 14 But the dead will not see life, and doctors will not raise them; therefore You brought wrath, and destroyed, and destroyed all their male sex. 15 Add more troubles to them, O Lord, add more troubles to the glorious ones of the earth! 16 Lord, in tribulation I remembered You, in short tribulation Your admonition to us. 17 And as a woman in labor draws near to give birth, and cries out in her anguish, so we have become for Thy Beloved. 18 Out of fear of You, O Lord, we conceived in the womb, and suffered, and gave birth: we brought forth the Spirit of Your salvation on earth; We will not fall, but those who dwell on the earth will fall. 19 The dead will rise, and those who are in the tombs will rise, and those who dwell on the earth will rejoice, for the dew from You is healing for them, but the land of the wicked will fall.
Prayer of the Prophet Jonah
3 I cried out in my affliction to the Lord my God, and He heard me; From the belly of hell is my cry: You have heard my voice. 4 You cast me into the depths, into the heart of the sea, and the rivers surrounded me; all Your waves and Your waves passed over me. 5 And I said: “I have been rejected from Your sight. Will I have to look at Your holy temple again? 6 The water overflowed around me until I reached my soul; the deepest abyss surrounded me. My head plunged into the clefts of the mountains, 7 I descended into the earth, whose bars are eternal barriers. But may my life ascend from destruction to You, O Lord my God! 8 When my soul left me, I remembered the Lord, and may my prayer come to You, to Your holy temple! 9 Those who keep vain and false things have abandoned their mercy, 10 but with a voice of praise and glorification I will offer a sacrifice to You, everything that I promised, I will repay to You, for my salvation - to the Lord!
26 Blessed are You, O Lord, God of our fathers, and praised and glorified is Your name forever, 27 For You are righteous in all that You have done to us, and all Your works are true, and Your ways are right, and all Your judgments are true, 28 And judgments You have done true in everything that You have brought upon us and upon the holy city of our fathers, Jerusalem, because in truth and in judgment You have brought all this upon us for our sins. 29 For we have sinned and acted unlawfully, turning away from You, and have sinned in every way, and have not obeyed Your commandments, 30 and have not kept and done as You commanded us, that it might be good for us. 31 And everything that You brought upon us, and everything that You did to us, You did according to true judgment, 32 And you delivered us into the hands of lawless enemies, the most hostile apostates, and to an unrighteous and evil king in all the earth. 33 And now we cannot open our mouths; We have become a shame and reproach to Your servants and those who honor You. 34 Do not betray us completely for the sake of your name, and do not destroy your covenant, 35 and do not remove your mercy from us for the sake of Abraham, your beloved, and for the sake of Isaac, your servant, and Israel, your holy one, 36 to whom you spoke, saying unto them, that thou shalt multiply their seed as the stars of heaven, and as the sand that is upon the seashore. 37 For we have become humble, O Lord, more than all nations, and we are humiliated today in all the earth because of our sins, 38 and we have no prince, no prophet, no leader, no burnt offering, no sacrifice, no oblation, no incense, there is no place for us to bear fruit before Your face and find mercy. 39 But with a contrite soul and a spirit of humility, let us be accepted, as with the burnt offerings of rams and bulls, and as with tens of thousands of fat lambs, 40 so let our sacrifice be made before You today, and let it be accomplished for You, for there is no shame for those who trust in You. 41 And now we follow You with all our hearts, and we fear You, and we seek Your face; do not put us to shame, 42 but deal with us according to Your condescension and according to the abundance of Your mercy, 43 and deliver us by the power of Your miracles, and give glory to Your name, O Lord, 44 and let all who do evil to Your servants be put to shame, and let them be ashamed with all their might and might, and let their might be broken, 45 and let them know that You, O Lord, are the only and glorious God throughout the whole universe.
Song of the Three Youths
Song 9
Song of the Blessed Virgin Mary
46 My soul magnifies the Lord, 47 and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, 48 because He has looked upon the lowliness of His servant; For from now on all generations will call Me blessed; 49 that the mighty One has done great things for me, and holy is His name, 50 and His mercy from generation to generation is upon those who fear Him; 51 He has done mighty things with His hand; He has scattered the arrogant in the thoughts of their hearts; 52 he brought down the rulers from their thrones and exalted the humble, 53 he filled the hungry with good things and sent away the rich with nothing; 54 He supported His servant Israel, remembering mercy, 55 as He spoke to our fathers, toward Abraham and his seed forever.
Prayer of the Prophet Zechariah
Father John the Baptist
68 Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, that he hath visited and made redemption for his people, 69 and hath raised up a horn of salvation for us in the house of his servant David, 70 as he spake by the mouth of the saints, who were his prophets of old, 71 salvation from our enemies and from hands of all who hate us: 72 show mercy to our fathers and remember His holy covenant, 73 the oath which He swore to Abraham our father, 74 to give to us without fear, having been delivered from the hands of our enemies, 75 to serve Him in holiness and righteousness before Him in all things days of our life. 76 And you, child, will be called a prophet of the Most High, for you will go before the face of the Lord - to prepare His ways, 77 to let His people know salvation in the remission of their sins, 78 according to the depth of the mercy of our God, with which the Rising Light will visit us from on high, 79 to shine upon those who sit in darkness and the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the path of peace.
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Miraculous words: song prayer 4 letters crossword puzzle in full description from all the sources we found.
p e a n
Song-prayer addressed to God
(Peon) in Greek mythology, healer of the gods
An ancient song-prayer addressed to the god Paean
Hymn to the gods of the Hellenes
In Ancient Greece - a spell song addressed to the god Apollo
Hymn in honor of God among the Hellenes
Hymn in honor of God
Hymn in honor of Apollo
Hymn in honor of God among the Greeks
Hymn dedicated to God
In Greek mythology, healer of the gods
Song of prayer 4 letters crossword clue
Pean– An ancient song-prayer addressed to the god Paean
Spell by letter:
- Pean– The P word
- 1 – letter P
- 2 – letter E
- 3 – letter A
- 4th letter N
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Song of prayer 4 letters crossword clue
4 letter word, definitions in scanwords:
(Peon) in Greek mythology, the healer of the gods (see healer 11 letters)
ancient song-prayer addressed to the god Paean
hymn to the gods of the Hellenes (see hymn 4 letters)
in Ancient Greece - a spell song addressed to the god Apollo (see song 5 letters)
hymn in honor of god
hymn dedicated to god
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1. savior (7 letters, 1 x)
2. A person’s appeal to God in Christianity. (7 letters, 4 and)
3. Head of the Russian Orthodox Church. (8 letters, 3 t)
4.Administrative center of Catholicism (7 letters, 2 a)
5.The basis of Christian rules (6 letters, 5 c)
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1. Christ, 2 Prayer, 3 I don’t know, 4 I don’t know, 5 I don’t know. ahaha it's ok
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the name of the Kyrgyz poet Tokombaev
treeless type of swamp in northern Eurasia
type of swamp in the north
river in Switzerland and France
river in Switzerland, left tributary of the Rhine
What river is Bern located on?
river in Switzerland
left tributary of the Rhine
Bern waterway
waterway of Switzerland
river born in the Bernese Alps
waterway of the capital of Switzerland
river of the Swiss plateau
one of the rivers of Switzerland
city of Bern (river)
blue artery of Bern
tributary of the Rhine in Switzerland
blue artery of the capital of Switzerland
flows through Bern
city in Western Sahara, otherwise Laayoune
free sailor in Turkey
(reverse toad) minister from the Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors
anidag, yagupop, nushrok, .
negative character in “The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors”
minister in the government of Nushrok
the most important minister from the fairy tale film “The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors”
Nushrock's friend (fabulous)
opponent of Olya and Yalo (fairytale)
Nushrok's friend (fairytale)
friend of Nushrok (tale)
enemy of Olya and Yalo (tale)
toad in a distorting mirror (tale)
minister of King Yagupopa
opponent of Olya and Yalo (tale)
friend of Nushrok (tale)
minister with warts (tale)
friend of Nushrok (tale)
minister at Yagupop's court
minister from Yagupopa's retinue
toad through the looking glass
croaking friend Anidag
"amphibious" minister (tale)
minister under Yagupop
minister with warts
toad in a distorting mirror
eastern small silver coin, common in ancient times in the Caucasus
Persian (Iranian) silver coin named after Shah Abbas I (1587-1628)
silver coin circulated in the Caucasus, Iran, Afghanistan, coin weighing 7.7 g of silver
ancient silver coin in the Caucasus
this Iranian silver coin, widespread in the 16th-17th centuries. in the countries of the Caucasus, the Middle East and Central Asia, received its name after the Iranian Shah Abbas I
oriental small silver coin, circulated in ancient times in the Caucasus
Persian unit of weight equal to 368 g.
Georgian silver coin
coin named after the Shah
old oriental coin
coin named after the Shah of Iran
ancient Persian coin
coin of ancient Persia
money named after the Shah
coin in honor of the Shah
ancient Persian coin
ancient coin of Persia
old Persian coin
Persian coin
ancient asian coin
old Persian money
old coin in the Caucasus
coin of the Caucasus countries (old)
(until 1961 the village of Churubay-Nura) a city in Kazakhstan, Karaganda region
joint opera by Zhubanov and Khamedi
founder of Kazakh classical literature
hero of the novel of the same name by M. Auezov
one of the cities of Kazakhstan
board for arithmetic calculations in Ancient Greece, Rome, then in Western Europe until the 18th century.
architectural detail: slab above column
top of a column capital
a board that was used in ancient times for arithmetic calculations
ancient world computer
ancient counting board
ancient accountants' accounts
ancient counting board
the first article of the “Mathematical Encyclopedic Dictionary” is devoted to this subject
ancient abacus with quinary number system
The history of the computer begins with this calculating device
in architecture - the upper part of the capital of a column
pilaster top plate
board for arithmetic calculations in ancient Greece
stone age calculator
abacus from ancient Greece
part of a column capital
upper part of the capital
ancient mathematicians board
board with pebbles
Hellenic counting board
slab on top of capital
slab over column
the most ancient abacus
Greek ancestor of the calculator
antique counting board
Ancient Greek pebbles that love counting
Pythagorean times calculator
antique counting board
ancestor of stationery accounts
in Rus' - abacus, but in Greece?
antediluvian abacus of the ancient Greeks
abacus for Pythagorean calculations
computer from the times of Daedalus and Icarus
analogous to the accounts of the ancient Greeks
abacus from the time of Pythagoras
distant ancestor of the calculator
abacus from the times of Daedalus and Icarus
abacus of ancient times
ancient calculating device
ancient counting board
archaic counting board
accounts of our ancestors
old abacus
Old Greek pebbles that love counting
village, administrative center of the region of the Krasnoyarsk Territory
city in Krasnoyarsk region
Swedish ensemble "Mani"
world famous Swedish vocal group (four)
four musical Swedes
Swedish pop group singing about "money, money"
Benny Anderson and others
formerly popular Swedish ensemble
remember the names of these people: Falstog, Anderson, Ulvaeus, Lindstad-Fredriksson, or add at least the first letters of these names
Which famous pop group achieved success after winning the Eurovision Song Contest with its song “Waterloo”?
Swedish group who sang about “mani-mani”
what group did Anni, Bjorn, Benny and Agnetha organize?
the most famous group that became famous after the Eurovision Song Contest
Swedish quartet, one of the most popular in Europe in the 70s
four singing Swedes
Quartet of Singing Swedes
Quartet from Stockholm
“Money, money”, quartet
Anni, Bjorn, Benny and Agnetha
a group that sang about “mani”
they sang "Mani-mani"
they sang "Money, money"
group that sang about "Waterloo"
"mani-mani" (Swedish pop group)
Agneta, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid
famous 2 Swedes and 2 Swedes (group)
"mani, mani" (Swedish band)
quartet from Sweden
Swedish band popular in the 80s
Benny Anderson Band
famous two Swedes and two Swedes (group)
famous Swedish super group
super group from Sweden
pop group from Sweden
Agneta, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid (group)
sang: about money, money
famous Swedish pop quartet
Swedish band popular in the eighties
two Swedes and two Swedes famous on stage (group)
Quartet “made in Sweden”
glorified money in a song
quartet with the hit "Mamma Mia"
ensemble from Sweden
Benny Anderson Quartet
famous Swedish supergroup
anagram for the word "baba"
known Swedish pop quartet
popular Swedish band in the 80s
a jumble of letters from the word "baba"
group that sang "Mani, mani"
known Swedish supergroup
supergroup from Sweden
known 2 Swedes and 2 Swedes (group)
change the letters in the word "baba"
Ernst (1840-1905), German optical physicist
lake on the border of Ethiopia and Djibouti
German optical physicist, astronomer, inventor of technology in important sections of the optical-mechanical industry
Muhammad (1849-1905), Egyptian. Islamic reformer, mufti since 1899
Egyptian Islamic reformer
Egypt Islamic reformer
the name of the Russian economist Aganbegyan
(French abaisse - crust) dough for pudding trays
dough for trays of cakes, puddings and other dishes
dough for baking ham
cake tray dough
in Sumerian mythology, the underground world ocean of fresh water surrounding the earth
world ocean of fresh water in Sumerian-Akkadian mythology
the world ocean in Sumerian myths
world ocean among the Sumerians
the top of a coastal underwater rock emerging from the water
king of Kartalinia from the opera “Abesalom and Eteri” by the Georgian composer Z. P. Paliashvili
stupid and greedy thief from Aladdin
Wilhelm Hermann (1806-1886), Russian geologist, German by birth
absolute siemens, unit of electrical conductivity with the SGSM system
gate on the bow of the boat for the rope
gate on the bow of the boat for the rope (according to Dahl)
gate on the bow of the boat (according to Dahl)
Legal (born 1922) Russian experimental physicist
African antelope found in the upper Nile
antique silver coin
in Sudanese mythology, the first woman to break the law and bring death and disease to the earth (mythical)
mullah, Tatar priest; bran. wicked, wicked; scoundrel, unhearing, ignorant, insolent
the first intelligible word that Sharikov uttered in the novel “Heart of a Dog”
the first word of Sharik (Sharikov)
brazilian football club
tribal union, mainly of Turkic-speaking tribes
representative of an ancient people who fought both the Slavs and the Franks
Danube ancient nomad
Turkic nomad on the Danube expanses
nomad from a Turkic tribe
Danube nomadic hunter
subject of Khan Bayan
ancient asian nomad
nomad from the Kaganate
nomad of ancient times
one of the ancient nomads
Turkic nomad on the Danube
ancient Central Asian. nomad
the name of the Georgian who was interrogated by the “stupid assistant professor” from A. Raikin’s repertoire
Arkady Raikin's number
number about a stupid assistant professor
miniature about a stupid assistant professor
Georgian student from miniature
Georgians in Raikin's monologue
student of the “stupid professor”
opponent of a stupid assistant professor
Georgians “visiting” an associate professor
issue about the “stupid assistant professor”
student of the “stupid assistant professor”
dialogue between a Georgian and an associate professor
Georgian vs stupid assistant professor
conversation between an assistant professor and a Georgian
miniature about a stupid assistant professor
student name Goridze
miniature by Arkady Raikin
a story about a stupid assistant professor
river in Ethiopia, Africa
national park in Ethiopia
Doctor Aibolit's dog
good doctor's good dog
Aibolit's favorite dog
dog in the company of the owl Bumba and the parrot Carudo
Aibolit's four-legged friend
Aibolit's guard friend
Aibolit's barking companion
good doctor Aibolit's dog
Aibolit's four-legged assistant
dog at the doctor (tale)
Aibolit's furry companion
Aibolit's barking assistant
a dog from Aibolit's retinue
Aibolit's faithful dog
dog in Aibolit's retinue
archimandrite, abbot, abbot
four-legged defender of Aibolit
Aibolit's four-legged companion
Aibolit's faithful dog
Dr. Aibolit's friend
father, abbot of the monastery in the East
Aibolit's kind dog
the good doctor's dog
(auga) in Greek mythology, priestess of Athena, daughter of the king of Arcadia Aleya
in Greek mythology - priestess of Athena, daughter of the king of Arcadia Alea
island in the Cretan Sea
city in Portugal
Azerbaijani football club
Soviet scientist in the field of automation
island in the Caribbean Sea; Vlad. Venezuela
(Avia) the name of trucks produced under license from the French company Saviem by the automobile plant of the same name since 1968 in Prague
Czech car brand
Czech car brand
Czech car brand
a component of compound words denoting an attitude towards airplanes
news by air
letter delivery by air
letter by air
car from the Czech Republic
Czech car brand
letter with wings
a letter that can fly
mail by air
car from the Czech Republic
car from the Czech Republic
Persian (died c. 330) Christian martyr
Samosata (died 297) Christian martyr
Hieromartyr of Edessa (died 322), deacon in Edessa
Jewish month of grain ears
first month of the Jewish calendar
in Judaism this month is called the royal month
(advise) preliminary notification of sending to whose name a bill of exchange, goods
German writer and church leader
Roman Emperor (455-456)
in the Bible - the second king of Judah, son of Jeroboam
covered yard for sheep and cows in the Nogai estate
antifreeze air cooler
county in southwest England
several rivers in England and Scotland, tributary of the River Severn
slave from the opera “Judith” by Russian composer A. N. Serov
in the meaning of “self-propelled”, “self-propelled”
passenger car (colloquial)
driver's "swallow" (colloquial)
personal transport in the garage
iron friend (colloquial)
component of compound words: in the meaning of “own hand”
personal transport (colloquial)
wheelbarrow in the jargon of our grandmothers
electronic attachment for the pilot
vehicle (simple)
the next step after the motorcycle
personal car (colloquial)
household name for personal car
Detochkin stole them
what Detochkin stole (simple)
Detochkin's theft object
four-wheeled family friend
four wheel transport
car on wheels
"swallow" on wheels
car with wheels
for some it’s a luxury, for others it’s a means
island in the Sea of Marmara
settlement among the Tatars (ethnographic)
settlement among the Tatars
(1st century) Christian prophet
prophet from the acts of the apostles
in the Bible - the king of Amalek, captured by Saul and personally executed by Samuel
Yakov (born 1928) Israeli artist
one of Israel's most famous artists
river in Western Siberia, left tributary of the Tromyegan
Russian football club from Raduzhny
On which river is the city of Raduzhny located?
river in Western Siberia, tributary of the Ob
river in Western Siberia
river in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, left tributary of the Tromyegan River, near its confluence with the Ob
river in the Upper Ob basin
male name: (Greek) beloved
meaning of a man's name (Greek) beloved
(agar-agar) type of seaweed, Chinese gelatin, Bengal fish glue, celentang
binder material obtained from red algae
soufflé fixer
a mixture of two acidic polysaccharides found in the cell walls of red algae
algae polysaccharide
a substance from seaweed used in the confectionery industry
"gelatin" from algae
"gelatin" obtained from the sea
seaweed product
You can’t make marmalade without it
"jelly" from algae
gelatin from Neptune
basis of cell nutrient medium
marmalade additive
essential component of marmalade
basis of the nutrient medium
red algae substance
astringent additive in marmalade
raw materials for soufflé
seaweed jelly
substance similar to gelatin
squeeze seaweed into jelly
mixture of two polysaccharides
a jumble of letters from the word "Agra"
non-weaning marmalade component
anagram for the word "Agra"
base feeder. cell environment
change the letters in the word "Agra"
stone shining like black eyes
favorite stone of the great ancient carver Dexamen of Chios
mineral, semi-precious ornamental stone
semi-precious stone, which is believed to save from the evil eye, poisons, gives longevity and health
hard layered mineral, a type of chalcedony
natural alloy of quartz and jasper
mineral, type of quartz
mineral capable of splitting along smooth planes
A. S. Pushkin dedicated the poems “Talisman”, “Burnt Letter”, “Keep Me My Talisman” to this stone
Shota Rustaveli mentioned this stone in “The Knight in the Tiger Skin” 30 times, apparently comparing it with the tiger skin itself
this mineral was originally discovered on the banks of a river in Sicily (in Greek "Achates"), from which it gets its name
Which stone protects those born under the sign of Gemini?
Which stone symbolizes health and longevity?
mineral, semi-precious ornamental stone, chalcedony, gem
stone for crafts
onyx and chalcedony
chalcedony or sardonyx
stone against vampires
stone, symbol of longevity
stone, symbol of health
chalcedony and sardonyx
5.5 point font
moss or bastion stone
gem named after the writer Christie
stone for jewelry
ornamental stone for jewelry
jewelry layered mineral
"detective" ornamental stone
stone suitable for Gemini
jewelry mineral with beautiful stains
valuable solid mineral
jewelry stone, Gemini talisman
the first serial computer in the USSR
gemstone for gemini
what stone gives longevity?
a gem for the writer Christy
stone, patron saint of Gemini
gem from the evil eye
stone in the name of Christy
stone, beads from which were found near Alushta in tombs of the 5th century BC. e.
What stone in the ring of Pliny the Elder gave him eloquence?
stone for taurus
Onyx's older brother
jewelry stone, talisman of Gemini
multi-colored layered jewelry mineral
(self-name - Agave) group of Cushitic peoples in Ethiopia and Eritrea
city in Primorsky Krai
group of peoples in Ethiopia
Transcaucasian travel measure
Dagestan stringed musical instrument
measure of the route to Transcaucasia
Transcaucasian path measure
an hour's journey to Transcaucasia
travel measure in Transcaucasia
in myths, the background is the head of the pantheon of sea deities
in Evenki myths, the Orochi are the master of thunder and lightning
obsolete male name
city in Japan, on the island of Honshu
domestic artist and graphic artist
Russian draftsman, illustrator of Gogol's Dead Souls
Soviet graphic artist, illustrator of Dead Souls
"dead souls" (1st illustrator)
the first illustrator of Dead Souls.
designed “Dead Souls”
"dead souls" (first illustrator)
once designed “Dead Souls”
III, Spartan king, reigned 338-331 BC. e.
IV (262-241 BC) Spartan king, reigned 244-241 BC. e.
Greek poet, follower of Leonid of Tarentum, author of epigrams
tragedy of the Italian playwright V. Alfieri
king of Sparta (myth.)
(Agishev) (1905-1973) Bashkir writer, “Foundation”
god of fire in Vedic (Slavic) mythology
god of fire in Vedic religion
in ancient Indian religion, the god of fire
Indian analogue of Hephaestus
teachings of Helena Roerich." -yoga"
The Vedas begin with a hymn to which god?
god of fire in Slavic mythology
Slavic god of fire
Vedic god of fire
The Vedas begin with a hymn to him
god of fire (Ved. myth.)
Indian fire deity
Hindu god of fire
Indian god of fire and hearth
the chief of the earthly gods among the Hindus
fire god in Vedic religion
Hindu god of fire and hearth
Vedic God of fire
god of fire in hindu religion
ind. god of fire and hearth
Indian god of fire
god of fire in ancient Indian mythology
deity of fire in Vedism
mountain in Krasnodarsk. edge
mountains in Krasnodar region
Vadim (born 1929) Russian molecular biologist, geneticist
athletic competition in ancient Greece
ballet by I. Stravinsky
dispute in ancient comedy
fish of the scorpionfish family
each of the stages-competitions in the TV game “Clever Girls and Smart Guys”
ballet by Russian composer I. Stravinsky
dispute between the main characters in an ancient comedy
competitions in ancient Greece
tour in "Smart Men and Women"
argument in comedy (ancient)
Greek competitions
wrestling among the ancient Greeks
competition in ancient Greece
show in ancient Greece
tournament in ancient Greece
poetry competition in Hellas
competition in Hellas
competition of the ancient Greeks
competition among the Hellenes
kopeck, in which a Jew who paid with a shekel will receive change
small change coin of the State of Israel, equal to 1/100 shekel
dollar - pence, shekel - .
penny in shekel change
there are a hundred in shekel
coin for payment in Tel Aviv
a coin that is used by a Jew
city in India where the Taj Mahal mausoleum is located
city in India where the Temple of Love is located
city in India, on the Jamna River, Uttar Pradesh
a city in India, the treasures of which were sought by the heroes of the novel by A. Conan Doyle
city-museum in India
there is the Taj Mahal
residence of the Great Mughals
ancient city in India
Sherlock Holmes was looking for the treasures of this city
the name of this city in India translated from Sanskrit means “peak, top”
what city in India in the 16th-19th centuries? was the seat of the Mughals?
city famous for the Taj Mahal mausoleum
ancient historical city in India, capital of the Mughal state
in which city is the “Temple of Love” located?
city with Taj Mahal
In which city is the Taj Mahal?
in which city is the Temple of Love?
where is the Taj Mahal?
citymuseum in India
In which city is the Taj Mahal?
city famous for its mausoleum
city where the Taj Mahal mausoleum is located
Indian city Taj Mahal
capital of the Mughals
Conan Doyle's treasure city
city of the Taj Mahal mausoleum
Indian city from the Holmes story
city where Taj Mahal
city with Taj Mahal
city of treasures (lit.)
city in India with a mausoleum
former capital of the Mughal Empire
location city of the Taj Mahal
a jumble of letters from the word "agar"
anagram for the word "agar"
Indian Taj Mahal city
Indian city from the Holmes story
dislocation city Taj Mahal
change the letters in the word "agar"
the first part of compound words meaning land, agricultural
mafioso from the comedy film “The Incredible Adventures of Italians in Russia”
mafiosi in the film “The Incredible Adventures of Italians in Russia”
vilayet in Turkey
island in Davis Strait
cave located in the Altai massif
people in the Russian Federation
representative of the people of Russia
neighbor of the Avar, Kumyk and Lezgin
one of the inhabitants of the Caucasus
one of the Dagestanis
one of the Lezgins from Dagestan
fellow countryman of the Avar and Lezgin
one of the residents of Dagestan
river in Krasnoyarsk region
mountain Sayan river
right tributary of the Kan River
Ayyam. – negative character, dead man from the cartoon “Aladdin”
one of the Lezgin-Dagestans
brazilian football club
brand of magnetic tape
videotape from Germany
German film company
in Akkadian (Babylonian) mythology, god of the storm
in Sumerian mythology, the god of thunder, wind, rain
god of thunder in Babylon
god of thunder, wind and rain among the ancient Sumerians
in eastern mythology - the god of thunder, wind and rain
god of thunder in Babylonia
in Sumerian mythology - the god of thunder
Sumerian equivalent of the god Mars
Sumerian thunder god
Sumerian thunder god
god of thunder, wind and rain
Sumerian god with hammer and lightning
god with a beam of lightning among the Sumerians
god of thunder among the Sumerians
Sumerian god of thunderstorms, wind and rain
Sumerian god of storms, thunder and rain
Sumerian god Mars
Babylonian god of thunder and wind
in Sumerian-Akkadian mythology, god of thunder
god of thunder in Mesopatamia
Sumerian deity
Sumerian thunder god
one of the Aleutian Islands
main population center of the Aleutian Islands
James (1732-1794) English architect
Robert (1728-1792) English architect
William (1689-1748) Scottish architect
in the Old Testament - the first man, the father of the human race
the name of the writer Mickiewicz, the name of Kozlevich
male name: (Hebrew) man, literally: red soil
man without a navel
gave a rib to a woman
forefather for all living
that was the name of the economist Smith, mentioned in Pushkin’s “Eugene Onegin”
man sculpted from red clay
a man who had no mother-in-law
novel by the English writer George Eliot. Bid"
it was he who got a piece of the stolen apple across his throat
film by Viktor Titov. marries Eva"
who was created on the sixth day?
character in the operetta by Austrian composer Karl Zeller “The Bird Seller”
name of American actor Sandler
the architect whose buildings defined an entire cultural era in England
scientist and inventor Alexey Dobrotvorsky claims that in history there was only one irreplaceable person. Who?
man made of clay on Saturday
the only one who ended up in heaven during his lifetime
first guy in heaven
a man without a rib and a navel
on the Moon - Armstrong, on Earth - .
economist Smith's name
women owe it to his rib
meaning of a male name (Hebrew) man, literally: red earth
A word of 4 letters, the first letter is “P”, the second letter is “E”, the third letter is “A”, the fourth letter is “N”, the word starting with the letter “P”, the last one is “N”. If you don’t know a word from a crossword or scanword, then our site will help you find the most difficult and unfamiliar words.
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Complete collection and description: song, prayer, 4 letters for the spiritual life of a believer.
Song-prayer addressed to God
(Peon) in Greek mythology, healer of the gods
Hymn to the gods of the Hellenes
In Ancient Greece - a spell song addressed to the god Apollo
Hymn in honor of God among the Hellenes
Hymn in honor of God
Hymn in honor of Apollo
Hymn in honor of God among the Greeks
Hymn dedicated to God
In Greek mythology, healer of the gods
Song prayer 4 letters
Pean– An ancient song-prayer addressed to the god Paean
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Song prayer 4 letters
4 letter word, definitions in scanwords:
(Peon) in Greek mythology, the healer of the gods (see healer 11 letters)
ancient song-prayer addressed to the god Paean
hymn to the gods of the Hellenes (see hymn 4 letters)
in Ancient Greece - a spell song addressed to the god Apollo (see song 5 letters)
hymn in honor of god
hymn dedicated to god
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Dictionary of Orthodox hymnographic terms
Hymnography(from the Greek hymno - solemn song and graphein - scripture) - a section of liturgics that studies liturgical chants. The main concepts of Orthodox hymnography are the forms of liturgical chants: Antiphons, Hypakoi, Troparion, Kontakion, Akathist, Stichera, Canon, Irmos, Katavasia, Akrostic, Sedalen, Svetilen, Prokeimenon, Alliluary, Communion, Polyeleos, Immaculate; as well as three types of metrical (and melodic) forms: Self-similar, Self-agreeable, Similar.
“The theological approach to the science of worship, that is, the desire to build liturgical theology and systematize the theological ideas of our worship, pay attention mainly to the internal content of liturgical material. And since it is contained mainly in liturgical chants or in hymnography, the study of this latter "is of particular interest to the liturgist. This study must be carried out, of course, from a historical perspective, which is why the history of chants, their development and the cessation of certain forms of them, as well as the history of chanters, is in the center of our attention."
Alleluia(Greek άλληλουιαριον from hallelujah") - verses of the psalms pronounced and sung at the liturgy after the reading of the Apostle, accompanied by the singing of "hallelujah".
“Considered more sacred than the Apostle, the Gospel must have before it the most excellent preparation. If at Matins the prokeimenon serves as such preparation for it, then at the Liturgy, where the latter precedes the Apostle, the Gospel must have before it something more exceptional. This is what is placed before the liturgical The Gospel song of Alleluia.According to the Apocalypse, this will be the heavenly song of eternity.
Antiphons(from the Greek άντί and φονέω, sound, voice, which means singing alternately, alternating, or singing in two choirs, lit. “counter-voice”) - an ancient concept of liturgical practice, reflecting the way of singing certain psalms or hymns, when they are sung alternately post by two choirs.
In addition to this meaning as a way of singing, the word antiphon is used in liturgics to designate individual chants or parts of song material.
The main uses of this term are:
1. Antiphons of the Psalms
2. Fine or daily antiphons
3. Power antiphons
4. Festive antiphons.
Akathist– (Greek akathistos, from Greek a – negative particle and kathizo – I sit down, a hymn during the singing of which one does not sit, “unsaddled song”) – special hymns of praise in honor of the Savior, the Mother of God or saints.
Akathists consist of 25 songs, which are arranged in order of the letters of the Greek alphabet: 13 kontakia and 12 ikos (“kontakion” is a short song of praise; “ikos” is a lengthy song).
The ikos end with the exclamation “Rejoice,” and the kontakia end with “Hallelujah” (in Hebrew, “praise God”). Moreover, the ikos end with the same refrain as the first kontakion, and all other kontakia end with the chorus of alleluia. The first known akathist - the akathist to the Most Holy Theotokos - was written during the reign of Emperor Heraclius in 626.
Acrostic(Greek aκρος - extreme, στaχος - verse, glorious edge-line, edge-line) - liturgical chant, the initial letters of which are formed into words.
“Acrosticism or “edge-lineage”, “edge-lineage” is a characteristic distinctive feature of our hymnography, in particular, the creativity of canons.
The acrostic poem is borrowed from non-Christian poetry and is of very ancient origin. This is a purely external, technical decoration of a canon, or other hymnographic poem. He usually, when combining the initial letters of only irmos or only troparia, or both irmos and troparia together, gives some phrase relating to the same celebrated event, or very often, which is especially valuable, reveals the name of the author of the canon.
Having no liturgical use and not standing out in any noticeable way to the ears of those praying, it is nevertheless important as evidence of the time of writing or of the poet himself. It is clear that the "marginalities" are noticeable and accessible only in the Greek original of the chants."
Voice- motive (mode) in the music of the Orthodox Church. Voices are divided into 4 main (direct, or high) and 4 secondary (indirect, or low); together they form osmoglasiya - a system of eight voices.
Most of the hymns (from the Octoechos) of the services of one week are subordinated to one of the eight voices. Every Saturday evening, at the Sunday all-night vigil, one of the eight voices alternates. Eight weeks form an eight-week vowel cycle, repeated several times throughout the year (see liturgical circles).
Ikos(translated from Greek - house) - a church chant containing the glorification of a saint or celebrated event. Ikos together with kontakia make up the akathist.
Ikos and kontakion are similar in content and identical in presentation. The difference between them is that kontakion is shorter, and ikos is more extensive: kontakion is a theme, and ikos is its development. Therefore, the ikos is always read after the kontakion, and never read alone.
These chants are also similar in appearance: they are written in the same meter, mostly end with the same words and are sung in the same voice. Regarding size, presentation and voice, kontakion and ikos do not serve as a model for other hymns that follow.
Among the compilers of kontakia and ikos, Roman the Sweet Singer, who lived in the 5th century, is especially famous.
Ipakoi(from the Greek verb ύπακούω - listen, answer, respond, be obedient) - a chant in the form of a chorus or sing-along, which is listened to while standing, dedicated to the Resurrection of Christ or the events of the holidays.
One of the oldest church chants and one of the oldest hymnographic terms in the history of Christianity.
“Coming from the verb υπακούω, to listen, sometimes to respond, to respond, this word (besides the liturgical language, it is used only in the New Testament in the meaning of “obedience”) as a liturgical term has the meaning of “chorus.”
Confusion(Greek καταβασία - descent, from the verb to descend, descend) - the name of the irmos, which is sung at the end of the canon song (after each, or after the 3rd, 6th, 8th, 9th).
The name itself comes from the instructions of the Charter, which says that in order to sing katavasiya, the singers of two choirs (choirs) must come down from their places and converge in the middle of the temple.
Canon(Greek κανών, “rule, standard, norm”) – a form of church prayer poetry, a type of church poem-hymn of complex structure; consists of 9 songs, the 1st stanza of each is called irmos, the rest (4 - 6) - troparia. It replaced the kontakion in the 8th century. The canon compares Old Testament images and prophecies with the corresponding events of the New Testament...
Kontakion(Greek κόντάκιον from κοντός - a stick on which a scroll of parchment was wound) - a small chant (one or two stanzas), in parallel to the troparion, revealing the essence of the holiday.
In the canon it is placed after the 6th song and is accompanied by an ikos.
Ancient kontakia are multi-stanza (approx. 20-30) poems. The stanzas were united by a single refrain and a single metrical addition. The first stanza was an introduction, the last was a generalization of an edifying nature. The canonarch read the verses, the people sang the refrain.
The founder of the kontakia is Roman the Sweet Singer (556), the unrivaled author of most kontakia.
Immaculate(Greek "Αμωμος) - the concept of Orthodox hymnography, denoting the 118th Psalm, which is important for worship, according to him, “Blessed are the blameless in the way, walking in the law of the Lord. ".
Polyeleos(Greek πολυέλεοσ - many mercy, “much merciful” in the Old Russian Rules) - a solemn chant of Matins, composed of psalms 134 ("Praise the name of the Lord") and 135 ("Confess the Lord").
The name goes back to the frequent repetition of the words “For His mercy endures forever” in Psalm 135.
Prokeimenon(Greek προκείμενος - “offered forward”) - a verse from the psalms that the reader or deacon recites before reading the Holy Scriptures - the Apostle, Gospel or parimia - and the choir echoes him.
On the great feasts of the Lord and on Sundays of Great Lent, prokeimnas are performed, consisting not of one, but of three verses, called great.
“Prokeimenon – προκείμενος, prepositional, i.e., the verse of the psalm preceding the reading from the Holy Scriptures of the Old or New Testaments and selected for this purpose with the content corresponding to the reading, for example, in memory of the apostles.
Psalter(from the Greek psaltirion, ψαλτήριον - the name of a stringed musical instrument) is a book included in the Bible, which consists of 150 songs or psalms.
In the Orthodox Church, the Psalter is used more than all other sacred books in worship.
Svetilen(Greek φωταγωγικόν) - a liturgical chant performed at the end of Matins, after the 9th song of the canon.
“Performed according to the rite of “God is the Lord,” the chant “Holy is the Lord” serves as a preparation for the luminary, which here, according to the 9th song of the canon, occupies the same position as it occupies in the 3rd song of the sedalen, and in the 6th kontakion.
If the kontakion surpasses the solemnity of the sedals, then the very place of the luminary at the conclusion of the canon, after such a song as canto 9, makes us expect even greater solemnity from it.
Svetilen, indeed, occupies an exceptional position in the service. This is a song of Matins that is not repeated anywhere else. As its very name shows (luminary, φωταγωγικόν), it glorifies God as light and the Giver of light; Thus, the luminaries of Lenten Matins are all filled with the concept of light.
Sedalen(Greek κάφισμα from the verb to sit) is a liturgical chant during which it is allowed to sit.
“Sedalen, as the name itself shows, is a chant dedicated to the sitting of believers during its performance. And indeed, in monasteries, during the statutory performance of worship, when it drags on for several hours, rest after a long standing is necessary. Therefore, sedalen are such moments rest for the brethren and those praying.
The exception, however, is the special sedalny, on which “we do not sit, at the priest’s holy altar, but I sing while standing.” These are the sedalnyas that are sung at Matins on Great Friday between the readings of the 12 Passionate Gospels.
Stichera(Greek στιχηρά - “many verses”) - a liturgical chant written in poetic meter.
"The modern church charter knows several types of stichera, distinguishing them by the place they occupy in the circle of daily worship. These are:
1. Stichera on “I cried to the Lord”,
2. Lithium stichera,
3. Stichera on verse,
4. Stichera on "Praise".
In ancient times, the name τά στιχηρά, that is, βιβλία, meant the teaching books of the Old Testament, written in poetic meter; Sometimes Old Testament songs were called this way. It is likely that individual verses of these songs were the original appearance of the stichera."
Troparion(from the Greek τροπάριον - tone, mode, melody, or trophy) - a short chant in which the essence of the holiday is revealed or the saint (saints) are glorified.
Troparion is one of the oldest church hymns, with which Christian hymnography began its development.
The same name is given to the individual prayer appeals containing a complete thought that make up the canon, and, in some cases, other short prayers.
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Songs of Scripture
SONGS OF THE SCRIPTURE
Song of the Prophet Moses, in Exodus
1 Let us sing to the Lord, for He is gloriously glorified; he threw horse and rider into the sea. 2 The Helper and Protector became my salvation; He is my God, and I will glorify Him, the God of my father, and will exalt Him. 3 The LORD who destroys in battle, the LORD is his name. 4 He cast Pharaoh's chariots and his army into the sea, and drowned the chosen cavalry commanders in the Red Sea; 5 He covered them with the deep; they sank into the depths like a stone. 6 Thy right hand, O Lord, is glorified in strength; Your right hand, O Lord, has broken the enemies, 7 and by the abundance of Your glory You have crushed the adversaries. Thy wrath was sent, it devoured them like stubble, 8 and by the spirit of Thy wrath the waters parted: the waters froze like a wall, and the waves in the midst of the sea froze. 9 The enemy said: “I will pursue, I will overtake, I will divide the spoil, I will satisfy my soul, I will kill with my sword, my hand will rule.” 10 You sent Your Spirit, the sea covered them, they sank like lead in great water. 11 Who is like You among the gods, O Lord? Who is like You, glorified among the saints, wondrous in glory, performing miracles? 12 You stretched out Your right hand, and the earth swallowed them up. 13 Thou hast led this Thy people, whom Thou hast redeemed, in Thy righteousness, and called by Thy power into Thy holy abode. 14 When the nations heard it, they were angry, and torment came upon the inhabitants of the Philistines. 15 Then the leaders of Edom and the princes of Moab hurried, and trembling seized them, and all the inhabitants of Canaan fainted. 16 Let fear and trembling come upon them; From the greatness of Thy arm let them become as a stone, until Thy people pass by, O Lord, until this Thy people which Thou hast purchased pass by. 17 Enter And plant them on the mountain of Your inheritance, in Your ready dwelling, which You have built, O Lord, the holy place, O Lord, which Your hands have prepared. 18 The Lord reigns forever: both forever and beyond. 19 When Pharaoh's horse with his chariots and horsemen entered the sea, and the Lord brought the water of the sea upon them, the children of Israel walked on dry ground in the midst of the sea.
Song of the Prophet Moses, in Deuteronomy
Song 3
Prayer of Anna, mother of the prophet Samuel
1 My heart is established in the Lord, my horn is exalted in my God, my mouth is opened wide against my enemies: I rejoice in your salvation. 2 For there is no one holy like the Lord, and no one is righteous like our God, and there is no one holy besides You. 3 Do not boast or speak high things in pride; let not arrogant speech come out of your mouth, for God is the Lord of knowledge, and a God who prepares His works. 4 The bow of the mighty is weakened, and the weak are girded with strength; 5 Those who were full of bread became scarce, but the hungry people populated the earth; for the barren woman gave birth to seven, and the woman with many children was exhausted. 6 The Lord kills and gives life, brings down to hell and exalts, 7 the Lord makes poor and makes rich, humiliates and exalts. 8 He raises up the needy from the earth, and raises up the needy from the dirt, to make him sit with the rulers of the people, and gives him a throne of glory for an inheritance. 9 He gives prayer to the one who prays and blesses the years of the righteous, for a man is not strong in strength. 10 The Lord will make His adversary weak; the Lord is holy. Let not the wise man boast in his wisdom, and let not the mighty boast in his strength, and let not the rich man boast in his wealth, but let him who boasts boast in this only, What understands and knows the Lord and does justice and righteousness in the midst of the earth. The Lord ascended into heaven and thundered; He, the righteous, will judge the ends of the earth, and will give strength to our king, and will exalt the horn of His anointed.
Prayer of the Prophet Habakkuk
2 Lord, I heard Your message and was afraid, I understood Your works and I was amazed. In the midst of two living beings, You will be recognized when the years approach, You will be known, when the time comes - shown, when my soul is confused - in anger You will remember mercy. 3 God will come from Teman, and the Holy One from Mount Paran, overshadowed by a thicket. His valor covered the heavens, and the earth was full of His praise. 4 And His radiance will be like light: the horns are in His hands, and He has prepared the strong love of His power. 5 The word will go before His face and go out into the plains after His steps. 6 He stood up, and the earth shook; he looked, and the nations fainted. The mountains were crushed by force, the everlasting hills were melted by His eternal processions. 7 Because of my labors I saw the dwellings of the Ethiopians, and the tents of the land of Midian were afraid. 8 Are You angry with the rivers, O Lord, or with the rivers with Your wrath, or with the sea with Your desire, that You will mount Your horses, and Your riding is salvation? 9 When you strain, you will draw your bow against the sceptres, says the Lord. The earth will be cut apart from the rivers; 10 The nations will see you and be tormented. Dispersing the waters during the procession, the abyss gave its voice, the heights its manifestations. 11 The sun rose, and the moon stood in its place. In the light Your spears will fly, in the radiance of the brilliance of Your armor. 12 By Thy threat Thou shalt make the earth humble, and in wrath Thou shalt overthrow the nations. 13 Thou hast come forth to save Thy people, to save Thy anointed ones: thou hast cast death into the heads of the wicked, them bonds up to the neck. 14 In a frenzy he cut the heads of the rulers; They will tremble at this: they will open their bridles, like a beggar eating in secret. 15 And You brought up Your horses upon the sea, troubling many waters. 16 I hid myself, and my bowels were afraid because of the voice of the prayer of my lips, and trembling came into my bones, and my strength was shaken within me. I will rest in the day of my tribulation, so that I can come to the people with whom I travel. 17 For the fig tree will not bear fruit, neither will there be fruit on the vines; the harvest of the olive tree will be deceived, and the fields will not yield food; The sheep were left without food, and there were no oxen at the manger. 18 But I will rejoice in the Lord, I will be glad in God my Savior. 19 The Lord my God is my strength, and He will guide my feet to perfection and bring me to heights, so that I may overcome, singing His praises.
Prayer of the prophet Isaiah
9 From the night, from the dawn, my spirit longs for You, O God, for Your commandments are light on earth; Learn the truth, you who live on earth. 10 For the wicked is bridled; he will not learn the truth, he will not create truth on earth. 11 Let the wicked perish, and let him not see the glory of the Lord! Lord, Your arm is high, and they did not know; but, having understood, they will be ashamed: jealousy will overtake an uninstructed people, and now the adversaries will be consumed by fire. 12 O Lord our God, give us peace, for you have rewarded us with everything. 13 O Lord our God, take possession of us; Lord, we don’t know anything else besides You; we call Your name. 14 But the dead will not see life, and neither will the doctors their will not be resurrected, because You brought anger, and destroyed and destroyed all their male sex. 15 Add more troubles to them, O Lord, add more troubles to the glorious ones of the earth! 16 Lord, in tribulation I remembered You, in short tribulation Your admonition to us. 17 And as a woman in labor draws near to give birth, and cries out in her anguish, so we have become for Thy Beloved. 18 Out of fear of You, O Lord, we conceived in the womb, and suffered, and gave birth: we brought forth the Spirit of Your salvation on earth; We will not fall, but those who dwell on the earth will fall. 19 The dead will rise, and those who are in the tombs will rise, and those who dwell on the earth will rejoice, for the dew from You is healing for them, but the land of the wicked will fall.
Prayer of the Prophet Jonah
3 I cried out in my affliction to the Lord my God, and He heard me; From the belly of hell is my cry: You have heard my voice. 4 You cast me into the depths, into the heart of the sea, and the rivers surrounded me; all Your waves and Your waves passed over me. 5 And I said: “I have been rejected from Your sight. Will I have to look at Your holy temple again? 6 The water overflowed around me until I reached my soul; the deepest abyss surrounded me. My head plunged into the clefts of the mountains, 7 I descended into the earth, whose bars are eternal barriers. But may my life ascend from destruction to You, O Lord my God! 8 When my soul left me, I remembered the Lord, and may my prayer come to You, to Your holy temple! 9 Those who keep vain and false things have abandoned their mercy, 10 but with a voice of praise and glorification I will offer a sacrifice to You, everything that I promised, I will repay to You, for my salvation - to the Lord!
26 Blessed are You, O Lord, God of our fathers, and praised and glorified is Your name forever, 27 For You are righteous in all that You have done to us, and all Your works are true, and Your ways are right, and all Your judgments are true, 28 And judgments You have done true in everything that You have brought upon us and upon the holy city of our fathers, Jerusalem, because in truth and in judgment You have brought all this upon us for our sins. 29 For we have sinned and acted unlawfully, turning away from You, and have sinned in every way, and have not obeyed Your commandments, 30 and have not kept and done as You commanded us, that it might be good for us. 31 And everything that You brought upon us, and everything that You did to us, You did according to true judgment, 32 And you delivered us into the hands of lawless enemies, the most hostile apostates, and to an unrighteous and evil king in all the earth. 33 And now we cannot open our mouths; We have become a shame and reproach to Your servants and those who honor You. 34 Do not betray us completely for the sake of your name, and do not destroy your covenant, 35 and do not remove your mercy from us for the sake of Abraham, your beloved, and for the sake of Isaac, your servant, and Israel, your holy one, 36 to whom you spoke, saying unto them, that thou shalt multiply their seed as the stars of heaven, and as the sand that is upon the seashore. 37 For we have become humble, O Lord, more than all the nations, and are humiliated today in all the earth for our sins, 38 and no we have at this time there is no prince, no prophet, no leader, no burnt offering, no sacrifice, no offering, no incense, no place for us to bring fruit before Your face and find mercy. 39 But with a contrite soul and a spirit of humility, let us be accepted, as with the burnt offerings of rams and bulls, and as with tens of thousands of fat lambs, 40 so let our sacrifice be made before You today, and let it be accomplished for You, for there is no shame for those who trust in You. 41 And now we follow behind you with all our hearts, and we fear You, and we seek Your face; do not put us to shame, 42 but deal with us according to Your condescension and according to the abundance of Your mercy, 43 and deliver us by the power of Your miracles, and give glory to Your name, O Lord, 44 and let all who do evil to Your servants be put to shame, and let them be ashamed with all their might and might, and let their might be broken, 45 and let them know that You, O Lord, are the only and glorious God throughout the whole universe.
Song of the Three Youths
Song 9
Song of the Blessed Virgin Mary
46 My soul magnifies the Lord, 47 and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, 48 because He has looked upon the lowliness of His servant; For from now on all generations will call Me blessed; 49 that the mighty One has done great things for me, and holy is His name, 50 and His mercy from generation to generation is upon those who fear Him; 51 He has done mighty things with His hand; He has scattered the arrogant in the thoughts of their hearts; 52 he brought down the rulers from their thrones and exalted the humble, 53 he filled the hungry with good things and sent away the rich with nothing; 54 He supported His servant Israel, remembering mercy, 55 as He spoke to our fathers, toward Abraham and his seed forever.
Prayer of the Prophet Zechariah
Father John the Baptist
68 Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, that he hath visited and made redemption for his people, 69 and hath raised up a horn of salvation for us in the house of his servant David, 70 as he spake by the mouth of the saints, who were his prophets of old, 71 salvation from our enemies and from hands of all who hate us: 72 show mercy to our fathers and remember His holy covenant, 73 the oath which He swore to Abraham our father, 74 to give to us without fear, having been delivered from the hands of our enemies, 75 to serve Him in holiness and righteousness before Him in all things days of our life. 76 And you, child, will be called a prophet of the Most High, for you will go before the face of the Lord - to prepare His ways, 77 to let His people know salvation in the remission of their sins, 78 according to the depth of the mercy of our God, with which the Rising Light will visit us from on high, 79 to shine upon those who sit in darkness and the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the path of peace.
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