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Greetings, friends! We're excited to share with you a thoughtful video that delves into the Holy Trinity. First and foremost, we'll be exploring the divine collaboration of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the act of creation. It's a testament to their unity and power, bringing forth the beauty and wonder of the world we inhabit. Moving forward, we'll reflect on the enduring love and grace of the Holy Trinity as they work tirelessly to save humanity from sin and despair. Their compassionate intervention throughout history demonstrates a profound commitment to our well-being and salvation. Furthermore, we'll journey through the pages of scripture, both Old and New Testament, to witness the seamless connection and affirmation of the Holy Trinity's presence and purpose. It's a journey of faith and discovery, revealing the timeless truth of God's triune nature. Finally, we'll contemplate the revelation of the Holy Spirit through the incarnate Son, Jesus Christ. Through his life, teachings, and ultimate sacrifice, Jesus offers us a glimpse into the heart of the Trinity, inviting us into a deeper relationship with God. We invite you to join us on this journey of exploration and reflection as we celebrate the majesty of the Holy Trinity. ------ Support https://united-christians.com/ https://united-christians.com/donation/ https://united-christians.com/shop/

What is the Orthodox Church? Many people have heard of the Russian Orthodox Church which celebrated its 1000th birthday in 1988, or the Greek Orthodox Church which was born centuries earlier. But Orthodoxy itself-what was it, and what are its historic roots? ------ https://united-christians.com/ https://united-christians.com/donation/ https://united-christians.com/shop/

The Church’s traditional teaching on fasting is not widely known or followed in our day. The following information may be helpful for those Orthodox Christians seeking to keep a more disciplined fast. Though the rules may appear quite strict to those who have not seen them before, they were developed with all of the faithful, not only monks, in mind. (Monks do not eat meat, so rules regarding eating meat cannot have been written with them in mind. Similarly, rules regarding marital abstinence apply only to the laity and married clergy.) Though few laymen can keep the rule in its fullness, it seems best to present it mostly without judgment of what level is “appropriate” for the laity, since this is a matter best worked out in each Christian’s setting, under the guidance of his spiritual fathers. Weekly Fast Unless a fast-free period has been declared, Orthodox Christians are to keep a strict fast every Wednesday and Friday. The following foods are avoided: - Meat, including poultry, and any meat products such as lard and meat broth. - Fish (meaning fish with backbones; shellfish are permitted). - Eggs and dairy products (milk, butter, cheese, etc.) - Olive oil. A literal interpretation of the rule forbids only olive oil. Especially where olive oil is not a major part of the diet, the rule is sometimes taken to include all vegetable oils. - Wine and other alcoholic drinks. In the Slavic tradition, beer is often permitted on fast days. ------ Support https://united-christians.com/ https://united-christians.com/donation/ https://united-christians.com/shop/ #Today #Bible #Study #Fasting #Rule #Orthodox #Church #heal #Christian