After that, the earthquake stopped.   A short doxology to the       Most Holy Trinity in Russian: Praise be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, and now and always, and unto the endless ages. Amen.   Always - always. Century - century. Forever and ever, without end.   To whom is this prayer? This prayer of praise to all three persons of the Holy Scriptures. Trinity.

  Prayer to the       Most Holy Trinity In Russian: Most Holy Trinity, have mercy on us; Lord, cleanse our sins; Lord, forgive our iniquities; O Holy One, come and heal our weakness for Thy glory.   The Trinity is the three persons of the Godhead. Lord, the Lord is a king, lord over the whole world. Lawlessness is a violation of the law, a sin.

Heal - make whole what is damaged, heal. Infirmities - weaknesses, sins.   To whom is this prayer? To the three persons of St. Trinity. What do we ask in this prayer to St. Trinity? Formerly, St. The Holy Trinity together, and then at each person of the Holy Trinity. The Trinity separately ask for one thing, although in different expressions: deliverance from sins. By what words are meant the three persons of the Holy Spirit?

Trinity together, and by what words are meant the persons of the Holy Trinity. Trinity apart? By the words: The Most Holy Trinity is understood the persons of the Holy Trinity. The Trinity together, Whom we ask to have mercy on us; by the word: Lord, the first person of the Holy Spirit is understood. of the Holy Trinity, God the Father, whom we ask to cleanse our sins; by the word: Vladyka is understood the second person of the Holy Spirit. of the Trinity, God the Son, whom we ask to forgive our iniquities, i.e.

Sins; by the word: Saint, the third person of the Holy Spirit. God the Holy Spirit, Whom we ask to draw near to us and heal our spiritual infirmities. The last words of the prayer: "For Thy name's sake" show that we ask God for forgiveness of sins not according to our merits, but for the glorification of the Most Holy Trinity.   The Lord's Prayer[5]     In English: Our Father who is in heaven!

Hallowed be Thy name; Thy kingdom come; Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven; give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts (sins), as we also forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory for ever. Amen.   What is this prayer called? By the Lord's Prayer.

Why is it called the Lord's Prayer? For it was given to the Apostles, and through them to all of us, by our Lord Jesus Christ Himself (Matt. 6:9-13). What should be said about the worthiness of this prayer? It is the most important prayer; That is why it is often read in church during divine services. How many parts is the Lord's Prayer divided into? Into nine parts: the invocation, the seven petitions, and the doxology. How is the invocation read? Our Father, Who art in heaven. The Father is the father. Izh - which.

Who art in heaven - who is in heaven, heavenly. Who is meant here by the word Father? Our God. Why does the Lord command us to call upon God in the name of the Father? That we should stand before Him when we pray, not only with fear, as slaves stand before their masters, but also with love and devotion, like children before their father, revealing to Him all their needs with all sincerity and simplicity of heart.

If someone prays alone, do the words "Our Father" change? And in this case it is still necessary to say: Our Father, because God is the Father common to all of us, and we are brothers among ourselves; because we ask in prayer to ourselves, we must ask others to do the same. What do the words show: Who art in heaven? These words show that the one who prays does not turn with petitions to the earthly father, who is often unable to help his son, but to the Father who lives in heaven, Who can do everything to us and is ready to do everything; therefore, when we pray to the Heavenly Father, we must leave all earthly things and lift up our minds and hearts to God.

How is the first petition of the Lord's Prayer read? Hallowed be Thy name. Yes - let it. Sanctified - glorified. What do we ask of God with these words? We ask God for help, so that we may glorify God with our words, deeds, and all our holy lives. How is the second petition of the Lord's Prayer read? Thy Kingdom come. What do we ask of God with these words?

We ask that God reign in us, that is, that He would govern our spiritual powers and inspire us how to live in order to receive the Kingdom of Heaven. With these words we also ask for the Kingdom of Heaven, that is, for the revelation of the perfect blessedness of believers. What is the kingdom of God? The Kingdom of God is the kingdom of Christian love and the grace-filled peace of the soul. Where there is love and harmony between Christians, and there is no enmity, there is the kingdom of God; but the kingdom of God will be fully revealed after the second coming of the Son of God to earth.

How is the third petition of the Lord's Prayer read? Thy will be done, as it is in heaven and on earth. As - how. What do we ask of God with these words? We ask God to help us to fulfill His holy will as willingly and diligently as angels and holy men do it in heaven - always and in everything perfectly. With these same words we show complete obedience to God, as the Father, Who knows better than we do which of us needs and is useful for earthly and eternal life.

How is the fourth petition of the Lord's Prayer read? Give us this day our daily bread. Daily - enough for a day. Give - give. Today - to this day. What do we ask of God with these words? We ask God to give us everything we need in life for body and soul. What is necessary for the body and soul? The body needs: food, clothing and housing.

For the soul are necessary: Holy Communion (John 6:55) and other sacraments and the word of God (Matt. 4:4). As the body, if it is deprived of its food, will die, that is, it will lose its soul and be destroyed, so the soul, if it does not eat its proper food, will die, that is, it will be deprived of eternal bliss. Why is it commanded to ask for daily bread only for one day? In order that we may not be overly concerned about future days; but they would remember that God Himself cares for us more than we do, and in Him they would firmly trust (Matt. 6:25-33).