Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, let us worship the holy Lord Jesus. Prayer to the Lord before the icon of the Resurrection of Christ (Descent into Hell)


Prayer to the Holy Spirit

Heavenly King, Comforter, Soul of Truth, Who is everywhere and fills everything, Treasury of the good and Giver of life, come and dwell in us, and cleanse us from all filth, and save, O Blessed, our souls.

Prayer to the Holy Trinity

Holy Trinity have mercy on us; Lord, cleanse our sins; Lord, forgive our iniquities; Holy One, visit and heal our infirmities, for Your name's sake.

Lord's Prayer

Our Father, Who art in heaven! Yes, shine your name yes come Your kingdom Thy will be done, as in heaven and on earth. Give us our daily bread today; and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.

Symbol of faith

I believe in one God the Father, Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth, visible to all and invisible. And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Only Begotten, who was born of the Father before all ages; Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, uncreated, consubstantial with the Father, Whom all was. For us for the sake of man and for our sake of salvation, he descended from heaven and became incarnate from the Holy Spirit and Mary the Virgin, and became human. Crucified for us under Pontius Pilate, and suffered, and was buried. And resurrected on the third day according to the Scriptures. And ascended into heaven, and sits at the right hand of the Father. And the packs of the future with glory to judge the living and the dead, His Kingdom will have no end. And in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Life-Giving One, Who proceeds from the Father, Who with the Father and the Son is worshiped and glorified, who spoke the prophets. Into one Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. I confess one baptism for the remission of sins. I look forward to the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the age to come. Amen.

Virgin Virgin

Virgin Mother of God, rejoice, Blessed Mary, the Lord is with you; Blessed are You in women and blessed is the Fruit of Your womb, as if the Savior gave birth to our souls.

Worthy to eat

It is worthy to eat as truly blessed Thee, the Mother of God, the Blessed and Immaculate and Mother of our God. The most honest Cherubim and the most glorious without comparison Seraphim, without the corruption of God the Word, who gave birth to the real Mother of God, we magnify Thee.

Sunday Hymn for the Gospel Reading

Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, let us worship the Holy Lord Jesus, the only sinless one. We worship Thy Cross, O Christ, and we sing and glorify Thy Holy Resurrection: Thou art our God, unless we know Thee otherwise, we call Thy name. Come, all faithful, let us worship the Holy Resurrection of Christ: behold, the joy of the whole world has come through the Cross. Always blessing the Lord, let us sing of His Resurrection: having endured the crucifixion, destroy death by death.

Song of the Blessed Virgin Mary

My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior.

Chorus: The most honest Cherubim and the most glorious Seraphim without comparison, who without the corruption of God the Word gave birth to the present Mother of God, We magnify Thee.

As if looking at the humility of His servant, from now on, all will please Me.

Yako do me greatness, O Strong One, and holy is His name, and His mercy from generation to generation to those who fear Him.

Create power with Your arm, squander their hearts with proud thoughts.

Depose the strong from the throne, and exalt the humble; fill the hungry with good things, and let go of the rich.

He will accept His servant Israel, remember mercy, as if speaking to our fathers, Abraham and his seed, even to the age.

Prayer of Righteous Simeon the God-Receiver

Now let your servant go, Master, according to your word in peace; for my eyes have seen your salvation, if you have prepared before the face of all people, a light in the revelation of tongues, and the glory of your people Israel.

Psalm 50, repentant

Have mercy on me, O God, according to Thy great mercy, and according to the multitude of Thy mercies, cleanse my iniquity. Wash me most of all from my iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin; for I know my iniquity, and my sin before me is taken out. I have sinned against you alone and done evil before you; as if you were justified in your words, and conquered when you judge Ty. Behold, I was conceived in iniquity, and in sins give birth to me, my mother. Behold, thou hast loved the truth; the unknown and secret wisdom of Thy revealed to me. Sprinkle me with hyssop, and I will be cleansed; wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow. Give joy and joy to my hearing; the bones of the humble will rejoice. Turn Your face away from my sins and cleanse all my iniquities. Create a pure heart in me, O God, and renew a right spirit in my womb. Do not cast me away from Your presence, and do not take Your Holy Spirit from me. Give me the joy of Your salvation and confirm me with the Sovereign Spirit. I will teach the wicked in Your way, and the wicked will turn to You. Deliver me from the blood, O God, God of my salvation, my tongue will rejoice in Your righteousness. Lord, open my mouth, and my mouth will proclaim your praise. As if you would have desired sacrifices, you would have given them: you do not favor burnt offerings. Sacrifice to God the spirit is broken; a contrite and humble heart God will not despise. Please, O Lord, with Thy favor Zion, and let the walls of Jerusalem be built. Then be pleased with the sacrifice of righteousness, an offering and a burnt offering; then they will offer bullocks on your altar.

A key moment not only in Christianity, but also in the history of all mankind. no more important event, which is evidenced even by such a simple fact as the countdown of our calendar from this day. The moment the apostles found the tomb of the Son of God empty, world history divided into "before" and "after". You may not believe in eternal life, but billions of people who call themselves Christians hope for it.

In Orthodoxy, there is a wonderful prayer that begins with the words "Seeing the Resurrection of Christ." Its text is solemnly sung at every Sunday vigil after Pascha. At the same time, tears come to the eyes of many, people make bows and the sign of the cross, expressing their respect for the sacrifice that Christ brought for us.


The Importance of the Resurrection

Testified about not only believers, but also respected scientists and philosophers. For example, Aristides, who lived in the Posters under the emperor Hadrian. He briefly and consistently outlined the very essence of the events that took place in Jerusalem.

  • The Messiah named Christ had 12 disciples who were supposed to spread the Good News around the world.
  • He was arrested and executed by the Jews, but resurrected on the third day, then ascended to heaven, to His Father.
  • The students began to travel different countries where the gospel was preached. They were humble, but they had such a strong faith that they preferred to die rather than give it up.

This Easter hymn perfectly reflects the significance of Christ's Resurrection. The text of the prayer is accessible, solemn and not very long. It is sung to the motive of the sixth tone, that is, a certain church chant, they are known to everyone who regularly attends services.


liturgical use

This chant also sounds solemnly during big holiday- The Exaltation of the Cross, immediately after an excerpt from is read in the middle of the temple. Although the holiday is dedicated to the sufferings of the Savior on the Cross, the Cross is venerated, but there is also a place for Easter joy on this day. To some, this will probably seem inappropriate. But the Holy Church finds a firm foundation in everything.

  • The prototype at first was a small celebration of a small Easter. In the ancient Church, it was held every 40-50 days. It was also called "".
  • The very origin of the word "Exaltation" is connected with the image of rebellion, resurrection, ascension. The acquisition of the Cross symbolized his rising from the earth.

Such a great event could not fail to remind of the very purpose of Christ's sacrifice - His Resurrection, which is now awaited for themselves by all Christians without exception. In the Orthodox Church, this Sunday prayer is used quite often:

  • after the beginning of the celebration of Easter until the Ascension (on this day also);
  • at the night Easter service during the canon;
  • at Matins (except Palm Sunday);
  • on Lazarus Saturday;
  • during the Crusade.

In the period after Easter, prayers sound three times in a row. After the Ascension, it is sung only once. Orthodox Christians consider death on Easter week to be a special mercy, since tradition says that at this time the gates of paradise are open to everyone. The dead during this period are buried according to a special rank, which also includes this anthem.


Historical evidence

The text of the chant is quite ancient, the first written collections containing it date back to the 5th century. A similar hymn is found in catholic church, it is sung on Great (Good) Friday. It is possible that he came to the Latin rite from the Jerusalem church thanks to pilgrims. Myself Life-Giving Cross kept in the Church of the Resurrection. Perhaps this (about the contemplation of the place of resurrection) is narrated by the first lines:

The text of the prayer Resurrection of Christ who saw

Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, let us worship the Holy Lord Jesus, the only sinless one. We worship Thy Cross, O Christ, and we sing and glorify Thy Holy Resurrection: Thou art our God, unless we know Thee otherwise, we call Thy name. Come, all faithful, let us worship the Holy Resurrection of Christ: behold, the joy of the whole world has come through the Cross. Always blessing the Lord, let us sing of His Resurrection: having endured the crucifixion, destroy death by death.

Historians date the anthem with a rather wide spread - from 335 (when the construction of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher was completed) to 614 (the beginning of the invasion of the Persians, who captured the Cross). Then the shrine was returned back (in 630), but this lasted only a few years. After that, the Cross was carried away from the eternal city forever.

Interpretation and meaning of the prayer of the Resurrection of Christ who saw

The Lord's victory over death inspires many worthy fathers to interpret this text. The theology can be summed up in a single phrase: "Christ was tormented in the body, in the body and rose again." Thoughts about the sufferings of the Lord are awakened by the performance of a solemn hymn. We see not only humanity, but also the divine part of the Son of Man, who gave us Easter joy.

It is more convenient to interpret the lines, of which there are only 15:

Seeing the Resurrection of Christ

In fact, of course, no mortal was present at the rising of Jesus, who died, was taken down from the cross, and laid in a cave. Here we are talking about the other - about personal resurrection. It shows that we are free from the power of sin and death. For everyone who accepted Christ, life began in a new way. It is illumined by the grace of God, for which we personally resurrected, leaving the baptismal font.

Renewed Christians are filled with the highest feelings. They seek to give glory to the Lord, which is expressed in worship. It should be not only bodily, because God first of all seeks the heart of a person, waits for worship in Spirit and truth. Worship speaks of the Holiness of the Son of God, which was rejected by many heretics of the first centuries of Christianity.

the only sinless

The Lord is the light, the source of life and all that is good in it. Holiness Christians receive as a gift. It makes us strive for the good. Although the root of sin still remains in the soul, the righteous begin to recognize and fear it. The greater the power of sanctification, the stronger the aversion to evil. With these words, believers confess the uniqueness of the God-man, declare their desire to grow in faith and righteousness.

Worship your cross, Christ

The whole plan for the salvation of mankind was carried out with the help of the Cross. Hatred of evil and determination to fight against its manifestations direct to the righteous path. The journey is not easy, you will need support. Through His suffering, the Lord consecrated the Cross, turning it into a weapon against the devil and his minions.

And we sing and praise your holy resurrection

Death, however, was not the end of the road. The greatest loss turned into the greatest victory. It is her that the parishioners praise in their song. They rejoice in salvation, the promised meeting with the Son of God. Atonement was made, after which the Lord appeared to remain with his Church until the end of time.

Thou art our God, do we not know You otherwise?

Confession of Jesus Christ as the Son of God is an important step on the path to faith. This means that the person realized and accepted the sacrifice that was made for the sake of each of us. Personal

meeting with the Savior is very important. Without it, faith will not be complete, as well as joy. The only way children can thank the heavenly Father is complete fidelity to Him always and in everything.

we call your name

Chanting the name of the Lord is a sacred act that used to be said only in the sanctuary, once a year. Today, everyone is free to invoke it whenever they want. The pronunciation of these holy words must be done consciously. So we not only ask for something, but also express our love.

Come all faithful, let us worship the saint Christ's resurrection

Our joy is not complete if there is no one to share it with. Bliss is reserved for all the faithful. Joint worship is especially gracious, Christ Himself bequeathed to believers to gather together to praise God. The Resurrection transformed human nature, it became perfect, which the apostles saw. Now the Son of God in this body sits next to the Father. Thanks to Him, this became possible for all the descendants of Adam.

The whole world, lying in sin, today has a great weapon against the devil - the Cross of the Lord. As an instrument of shameful execution, today it has become a symbol of eternal life. Every Christian should remember this and rejoice in his salvation, glorifying God.

The Lord voluntarily ascended Golgotha ​​to experience death in human body. With this, he pulled out her sting. After all, after the fall, death became natural for people who were originally created perfect. After the resurrection, Christ ascended to heaven, clearing the way to paradise for human souls. Therefore, He deserves eternal glory, honor and worship!

Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, / let us bow to the Holy Lord Jesus, / the only sinless one, / we worship Your Cross, Christ, / and we sing and praise Your holy Resurrection: / Thou art our God, / unless we know otherwise, / we call Your name. / Come all faithful, / let us bow to the Holy Resurrection of Christ: / behold, the joy of the whole world has come by the Cross. / Always bless the Lord, / sing His Resurrection: / having endured the crucifixion, / destroy death with death.

Translation:

Seeing the Resurrection of Christ, let us worship the Holy Lord Jesus, the only sinless one. We worship Thy Cross, O Christ, and we sing and glorify Thy Holy Resurrection, for Thou art our God, we know no other than Thee, we invoke Thy name. Come, all faithful (Christians), let us bow down to Christ's holy resurrection, for behold, joy has come to the whole world through the Cross. Always blessing the Lord, we sing of His resurrection, for He, having endured the crucifixion, crushed death by death.

Seeing - seeing; we name - we call; behold - for, for behold; come - came; bless - bless.

About the chant:

The origin of the hymn is ancient, originally it was part of the Easter service. But already in the 9th century, in the Easter Jerusalem “Following”, the text is used not only in Easter service(after the 6th ode of the canon and on the clock), but also at every all-night vigil after the reading of the Gospel. As the unchanging chant of the Sunday service, the text was chosen as the most restrained for its solemnity and joy.

Meaning:

“Seeing the Resurrection of Christ” - this phrase implies a spiritual vision of what happened, in particular, after reading the Sunday Gospel at the service.

The text places special emphasis on the Savior's suffering on the Cross, “Let us accept everything for the sake of the Word; Nails are desirable, though very painful. For it is more desirable to suffer with Christ and for Christ than to enjoy with others” (St. Gregory the Theologian).

Music:

S. V. Rachmaninov, from the “All-Night Vigil”, is performed by the chamber choir of the Ministry of Culture under the direction of Valery Polyansky:

The great Russian composer, Sergei Rachmaninov (1873-1943), among many instrumental compositions, presented the musical world with two spiritual choral cycles: “The All-Night Vigil” and “The Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom".

The Vespers was written mainly in ancient chants, or it was entirely their own music with a stylization of these melodies, as, for example, in the first issue of “Come, Let's Bow”. “Seeing the Resurrection of Christ” is an arrangement of the Znamenny chant, in separate sections the choir sings an ancient melody in unison, thereby creating a certain archaism in the music. The end is dramatic in character (“Destroy death by death”), as a remembrance of the Sacrifice offered by Christ for the human race.

P. G. Chesnokov. Choir of the Holy Trinity-Sergius Lavra:

Pavel Chesnokov (1877-1944), Rachmaninov's peer, was close to him in relation to sacred music, their works have much in common in their severity and bright solemn testimony of faith (“Thou art our God”). His version of the chant is an adaptation of the Kiev chant.

Sunday hymn for reading the Gospel.

Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, let us worship the holy Lord Jesus, the only sinless one. We worship Thy Cross, O Christ, and we sing and glorify Thy Holy Resurrection: Thou art our God, unless we know Thee otherwise, we call Thy name. Come, all faithful, let us bow down to the holy resurrection of Christ: behold, the joy of the whole world has come by the Cross. Always blessing the Lord, let us sing of His resurrection: having endured the crucifixion, destroy death by death.

Prayer for Holy Easter

Oh Most Holy and Greatest Light Christ, resplendent throughout the world more than the sun in your Resurrection! In this bright and glorious and saving laziness of Holy Pascha, all the angels in heaven rejoice, and every creature rejoices and rejoices on earth, and every breath glorifies Thee, its Creator. Today, the gates of paradise are opened, and the dead I am freed into hell by Your descent. Now all is filled with light, heaven is earth and the underworld. May Your light also come into our gloomy souls and hearts, and may it enlighten our existing night of sin there, and we will shine with the light of truth and purity in the bright days of Your Resurrection, like a new creature about You. And thus, enlightened by Thee, we will come forth enlightened in meeting Thy, who proceeds to Thee from the tomb, like the Bridegroom. And as thou hast rejoiced on this most bright day with the appearance of Your holy virgins in the morning from the world to Your tomb who came, so now enlighten the night of our deep passions and shine on us the morning of dispassion and purity, so that we can see Thee with the hearts of the eyes red more than the sun of the Bridegroom and let us hear still your longed-for voice: Rejoice! And having tasted the Divine joys of Holy Pascha while still here on earth, may we be partakers of Thy eternal and great Pascha in heaven in the non-evening days of Thy Kingdom, where there will be unspeakable joy and unspeakable voice of celebrating and unspeakable sweetness of those who see Thy Face inexpressible kindness. Thou art the true light, enlightening and illuminating every one, Christ our God, and glory befits you forever and ever. Amen.

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Heavenly King, Comforter, Soul of Truth, Who is everywhere and fills everything, Treasury of the good and Giver of life, come and dwell in us, and cleanse us from all filth, and save, O Blessed, our souls.

Holy Trinity, have mercy on us; Lord, cleanse our sins; Lord, forgive our iniquities; Holy One, visit and heal our infirmities, for Your name's sake.

Our Father, Who art in heaven! Hallowed be Thy name, Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, as in heaven and on earth. Give us our daily bread today; and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.

I believe in one God the Father, Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth, visible to all and invisible. And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Only Begotten, who was born of the Father before all ages; Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, uncreated, consubstantial with the Father, Whom all was. For us for the sake of man and for our sake of salvation, he descended from heaven and became incarnate from the Holy Spirit and Mary the Virgin, and became human. Crucified for us under Pontius Pilate, and suffered, and was buried. And resurrected on the third day according to the Scriptures. And ascended into heaven, and sits at the right hand of the Father. And the packs of the future with glory to judge the living and the dead, His Kingdom will have no end. And in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Life-Giving One, Who proceeds from the Father, Who with the Father and the Son is worshiped and glorified, who spoke the prophets. Into one Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. I confess one baptism for the remission of sins. I look forward to the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the age to come. Amen.

Virgin Mother of God, rejoice, Blessed Mary, the Lord is with you; Blessed are You in women and blessed is the Fruit of Your womb, as if the Savior gave birth to our souls.

It is worthy to eat as truly blessed Thee, the Mother of God, the Blessed and Immaculate and Mother of our God. The most honest Cherubim and the most glorious without comparison Seraphim, without the corruption of God the Word, who gave birth to the real Mother of God, we magnify Thee.

Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, let us worship the Holy Lord Jesus, the only sinless one. We worship Thy Cross, O Christ, and we sing and glorify Thy Holy Resurrection: Thou art our God, unless we know Thee otherwise, we call Thy name. Come, all faithful, let us worship the Holy Resurrection of Christ: behold, the joy of the whole world has come through the Cross. Always blessing the Lord, let us sing of His Resurrection: having endured the crucifixion, destroy death by death.

My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior.

Chorus: The most honest Cherubim and the most glorious Seraphim without comparison, who without the corruption of God the Word gave birth to the present Mother of God, We magnify Thee.

As if looking at the humility of His servant, from now on, all will please Me.

Yako do me greatness, O Strong One, and holy is His name, and His mercy from generation to generation to those who fear Him.

Create power with Your arm, squander their hearts with proud thoughts.

Depose the strong from the throne, and exalt the humble; fill the hungry with good things, and let go of the rich.

He will accept His servant Israel, remember mercy, as if speaking to our fathers, Abraham and his seed, even to the age.

Now let your servant go, Master, according to your word in peace; for my eyes have seen your salvation, if you have prepared before the face of all people, a light in the revelation of tongues, and the glory of your people Israel.

Have mercy on me, O God, according to Thy great mercy, and according to the multitude of Thy mercies, cleanse my iniquity. Wash me most of all from my iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin; for I know my iniquity, and my sin before me is taken out. I have sinned against you alone and done evil before you; as if you were justified in your words, and conquered when you judge Ty. Behold, I was conceived in iniquity, and in sins give birth to me, my mother. Behold, thou hast loved the truth; the unknown and secret wisdom of Thy revealed to me. Sprinkle me with hyssop, and I will be cleansed; wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow. Give joy and joy to my hearing; the bones of the humble will rejoice. Turn Your face away from my sins and cleanse all my iniquities. Create a pure heart in me, O God, and renew a right spirit in my womb. Do not cast me away from Your presence, and do not take Your Holy Spirit from me. Give me the joy of Your salvation and confirm me with the Sovereign Spirit. I will teach the wicked in Your way, and the wicked will turn to You. Deliver me from the blood, O God, God of my salvation, my tongue will rejoice in Your righteousness. Lord, open my mouth, and my mouth will proclaim your praise. As if you would have desired sacrifices, you would have given them: you do not favor burnt offerings. Sacrifice to God the spirit is broken; a contrite and humble heart God will not despise. Please, O Lord, with Thy favor Zion, and let the walls of Jerusalem be built. Then be pleased with the sacrifice of righteousness, an offering and a burnt offering; then they will offer bullocks on your altar.

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Prayer to the Lord before the icon of the Resurrection of Christ (Descent into Hell)

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Sunday hymn for reading the Gospel.

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prayer - Resurrection of Christ

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Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, let us worship the Holy Lord Jesus, the only sinless one. We worship Thy Cross, O Christ, and we sing and glorify Thy Holy Resurrection: Thou art our God, unless we know Thee otherwise, we call Thy name. Come all faithful, let us worship the Holy Resurrection of Christ: behold, the joy of the whole world has come by the cross, always blessing the Lord, we sing His Resurrection: having endured the crucifixion, destroy death by death.

Resurrection Prayer

Repent, for the Lord is coming to judge

father Oleg Molenko

The Experience of Divine Thought (2010)

Divine Thought for Sunday Hymn

"Seeing the Resurrection of Christ"

Oh my wonderful Lord

and my God bless!

This marvelous Sunday hymn - a hymn to the Resurrection of Christ - is sung at the all-night vigil before the Resurrection after the reading of the Sunday Gospel at Matins. We have a good custom in the Church to sing it after the end of the Sunday Liturgy, after the dismissal, and before the kissing of the Cross of the Lord.

My Lord wakes me up at night. I lie in bed and with a clear, pure mind I say a blessed prayer with the sweetest and divine name of Jesus Christ: "Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on us" . I have no other purpose than to repeat His all-powerful and dearest name to my heart. I reverently and quietly repeat it with my thought, peer into it and see it. There are no extraneous thoughts and no extra sensations. I do not have to make any effort to keep my mind in the words of this prayer, inexpressible and mysterious in its effect. Nothing scatters my mind and no one shakes it. Quiet and blessed. In the simplicity of my heart, I repeat the dear words of this wonderful prayer, the whole essence and power of which is in the name of the named Jesus Christ! So I, listening to the words of prayer, invisibly imbibe its grace-filled power, not looking for anything and not leaning anywhere. I stand with my mind before my God with one realization that there is He and I, and my spiritual children, whom I remember before Him in the words “have mercy on us.” I'm quiet, calm, peaceful, good! What else does? But suddenly comes the One who is my Lord and of all that He has created! He powerfully, but very gently, takes my mind and opens another understanding to it. There is no possibility and no desire to resist this! My mind, like an obedient servant, is drawn after His Lord and sees what He is pleased to show it. This time He was pleased to show me what is hidden in the Sunday song “Seeing the Resurrection of Christ”.

Many times I sang this beautiful and very beloved song both at church services and for myself. Extraordinary power pours into the soul with its singing or prayer! But I could not even imagine that in this hymn to the Resurrection of Christ, where, it would seem, everything is so directly and unambiguously written, there is a place for the work of the mind and a mystery. I will try to convey what I saw and felt under the influence of the grace of God in the words of this wondrous and great song, singing the mystery of Christ's Resurrection.

Here is the text of this wonderful song, which I will break into points according to how they will be interpreted by me:

  1. Seeing the Resurrection of Christ
  2. Worship the Holy Lord Jesus
  3. the only sinless

Saying or reading this line, we realize that none of us witnessed that greatest and most salutary event in the history of mankind, when our Lord Jesus Christ, who died on the cross and buried in a stone cave, was resurrected by the power of His Divinity. We learn about this event from reading the Gospel, but we accept it by faith. Why do we sing “seeing” and not “hearing” or “believing” in relation to this resurrection? What resurrection of Christ could we personally see? After all, it is not by chance that the Church used the word “seeing” in this song.

We are talking here about the resurrection that each of us can see in ourselves, in our inner man! This resurrection manifests itself in us in two ways. On the one hand, as deliverance from the power of Satan and his demons, from the power that captivated us and mortified us before that sin. After all, in the baptismal font we died to sin and renounced Satan and everything connected with him. On the other hand, as a feeling of a qualitatively new, previously unknown and true life life with God, life by His grace! After all, for this we rise (resurrection) with Christ in the font of baptism, so that from now on we will live only with Him and for His sake! This is our resurrection, at the same time, there is also our birth from above, from God. Thus, leaving the font, we become the children of God and, by human nature, small Christs. However, this resurrection of ours, which we see and feel in ourselves, was brought to us by the merits of our Savior Jesus Christ, which apparently, most clearly and fully manifested in His resurrection from the dead.

Seeing in ourselves these wonderful changes that we observe in our resurrection for life with God, we are filled with good thoughts and feelings for our Resurrector, Savior and Benefactor Jesus Christ, which we express by our worship of Him as the Lord God, worship in spirit and in truth. . But in this worship, we not only give Him due honor and thanksgiving for deliverance from death, but we also confess His incomparable Holiness, from which all other holiness in the Church and the people of God originates and has strength.

The indescribable Holiness of the Holy and unattainable for us God, through Christ attainable by faith, passes according to His immeasurable merits through the Holy Spirit and to every faithful one who reveres His Holiness. Receiving this holiness as a gift, observing and feeling it in ourselves, we are amazed at its actions, and above all, at the tasting of life and enjoyment of the peace of the heart. Holiness makes us bright, pure and luminous! After all, God is Light! And in this Light, which manifests itself in us as our spiritual light, we clearly see all our insufficiency, weakness and imperfection. Moreover, we see an incomprehensible combination of holiness and sin in us. Alas, sin still remains in us, but now as a hated and unwanted filth, sickness and infirmity. The more we are sanctified, the more and more clearly we see in ourselves the sin that clings to us in every possible way and fiercely resists the holiness that gradually conquers it. And in this struggle, again and again we look to our Firstborn and the sinless winner of our sin, the Lord Jesus Christ. That is why, in this contrast, we confess with all our hearts that He is in His human nature the only sinless! Sinless, not as one who did not commit sin or fought with it in Himself and won, but as not at all involved in it! Absolutely sinless in all parts and manifestations of human nature! And for us, who find something else in ourselves, this is a miracle and, at the same time, an incentive to fight against the remnants of sin living in us. Thus, in the words “only sinless,” we confess His unique sinlessness, and our hatred of sin, and our zeal to fight it until it is completely delivered from it, so that by grace we can become like our Firstborn and Model Jesus Christ!

Having hated sin and determined to fight it, we need support for this fight and help to win. And here we, turning our gaze to the Conqueror of sin, see that He accomplished this victory with His Cross and on His Cross. The Cross of Christ is revealed to us as a great God-sanctified weapon against the devil, his demons and sin in all its manifestations. At the same time, the Cross of Christ is revealed to us as the Great Altar of God, on which, for the sake of our salvation, the incarnate Son of God deigned to suffer and die. For all of us, people, and for each of us individually, God the Father offered His Only Son as a Sacrifice and Himself accepted this Sacrifice, having reconciled Him with people! With the realization of this Mystery of the Cross revealed to us by God, we worship it as the Cross of Christ!

  1. and thy holy resurrection we sing and glorify

But the Sacrifice offered on the Cross by Christ was not the annihilation of Christ, and His death was not His loss! He returned to us with His Divine Resurrection! The joy of this return, and more than any of our hope of finding Christ, we express with our singing and doxology of His joyful resurrection for us. Hooray! We are saved, redeemed, but we are not alone! Christ has returned to us with His resurrection! And therefore this is His resurrection for us a great Holy thing! It is for us holy Sunday! And we happily sing it and praise it every seventh day of every week! This is the day of our holiday, rest from labors, rest from struggles. This is the happiest day for us!

Glorifying Christ's resurrection and rejoicing as His children to return to us, we do this for ourselves. But rightly rejoicing and celebrating His glorious victory over death and sin, we cannot be satisfied with this joy alone. We want to aspire to the Source and Cause of this incomparable joy, to the Risen Christ! Turning to Him, we marvel at the greatest miracle of His resurrection revealed to us, understanding that He Himself, by His Divinity, resurrected His humanity! At the same time, we realize that He did this for us and that He is now forever ours! That's why we confess Him our God!

In the joy of this realization and confession, we do not know how we can repay Him for all that He has done for us. His gifts are so great, so wonderful, so inexpressible that we are perplexed in the choice of expression of the feelings that have embraced us. Here we find in ourselves only one thing that we can confess to Him as a sign of great gratitude for all His mercy and good deeds to us - this is loyalty and devotion to Him forever! That is why we tirelessly lift up the song “Do you not know and do not want to know another God, King and Master”!

But the confession of fidelity is not enough for us, for we want to express not only a feeling of gratitude, but also love for the risen Christ. To express our love for Him, we find nothing better than tirelessly repeating the name of the Beloved: “Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ."

Inviting all the faithful to rejoice with us in Christ our God found in His resurrection, we again wish to express our feelings by our common worship of the holy Resurrection of Christ, to which we call all the faithful.

But this repeated and filled our worship is supplemented by a new awareness! Our holy God Christ has returned to us in our human nature in its even better and most perfect quality – resurrected! But this resurrection of His was not the simple return of the life that had departed from the body, as it was, for example, with His friend Lazarus. The Resurrection of Christ brought human nature to the highest possible perfection! This perfection has reached that ineffable state that the resurrected Christ returned in His resurrected flesh to Heaven and sat down at the right hand of His Heavenly Father! Oh, the unspeakable miracle! Oh, amazing glory! This is where we are lifted up by the resurrected Christ!

From this heavenly height, we again descend to earth, look at the whole world created by God and confess the basis of the joy brought by the Resurrection of Christ to the whole world - the Cross of Christ! Oh, marvelous marvel! Oh, great mystery! An instrument of death and sorrow has become an instrument of life and joy!

From realizing and experiencing all this, what else can we do, how not to always bless our Lord Jesus Christ!

And to sing of His glorious and most necessary resurrection, by which He took us away from death and hell, opened the Kingdom of Heaven to us and gave us our resurrection, which makes us capable of eternal and blessed life with Him and the Most Holy Trinity!

For for the sake of this, He, the eternally blessed, humbled himself for us to the point that he suffered death through the crucifixion, shameful among people, which became the highest glory of His economy!

But even this taste of death He accepted voluntarily and only for us, for the sake of the final and complete destruction of our main enemy - death!

Deliverance from death and the gift of eternal life with God - this is the greatest work of Christ and His greatest gift to us!

The end, and glory, honor and worship to our God in Christ risen, to the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit, now and forever and forever and ever. Amen!

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(Celebrated at the end of Lent

This the greatest holiday stands alone among the Orthodox holidays. It has a very accurate popular name - “holidays Holiday”.

On the third day after the burial of Christ early morning on Sunday, several women (Mary, Salome, John.) went to the tomb to bring incense intended for the body of Jesus. As they approached, they saw that big Stone, blocking the entrance to the tomb, is rolled away, the tomb is empty, and the Angel of the Lord sits on a stone. His appearance was like lightning, and His clothes were as white as snow. Frightened by the Angel, the women were in awe. The angel said: “Do not be afraid, for I know what you are looking for: Jesus crucified. He is not here. He is risen, as he said. With fear and joy, the women hurried to tell the Apostles about what they saw. “And lo, Jesus met them and said, Rejoice! And they, coming forward, took hold of His feet and worshiped Him. Then Jesus said to them: Do not be afraid; go tell my brethren to go to Galilee, and there they will see me.” And as once, His disciples saw the Risen One.

On the bright feast of Pascha, the Church calls on believers to “purify their senses and see Christ shining with the impregnable light of the Resurrection, and, singing the song of victory, hear clearly from Him: “Rejoice!”

“Let no one mourn for sins, for forgiveness has shone forth from the tomb. Let no one fear death, for the death of the Savior has freed us: it was quenched by the One whom it held in its power. Triumphed over hell He descended into hell. Hell had a bitter taste when he tasted His flesh. . Took on a body and suddenly fell on God; accepted the earth, but met the sky. He accepted what he saw and fell for what he did not see.

Death, where is your sting? Hell, where is your victory? . Christ is risen - and not a single dead in the tomb. For Christ, having risen from the dead, laid the foundation for the resurrection of the dead” (from the words of St. John Chrysostom).

Explaining the sacrament of Christ's death, the Church teaches that according to His position in the tomb and before the Holy Resurrection, Christ the Son of God, God and man, “was in the tomb in flesh and in hell in soul, in paradise with the thief and on the throne with the Father and the Holy Spirit, all filling like the Omnipresent." “Today the Lord has captured hell, having freed the prisoners who have been there from the ages,” proclaims the Church, co-present in the spirit of the Resurrection of Christ.

And just as the blood of the slain lambs once served as a sign of God’s promise to the Jews, so that, having avoided the punishment that befell the Egyptians, they would leave Egypt and enter the Promised Land (the word “Easter” means “transition”), so Christ is “the new Easter, the living Sacrifice, the Lamb God, who took upon Himself the sin of the world” - He concluded the New Testament with His blood, laying the foundation for the transition of the People of God to the Resurrection and eternal life.

Easter, Lord's Easter! From death to life and from earth to heaven, Christ God has brought us, singing victorious! Christ has risen from the dead, trampling down death by death, and bestowing life on those in the tombs! (Troparion, voice 5).

Council of Antioch in 333 ordered to excommunicate

"those who celebrate the Passover with the Jews" (canon 1).

Chosen Voevodo, Lord of Heaven and earth, we bring victorious thanksgiving singing to Thee, Thy servants, who has now descended into hell and resurrected with Himself, and our deliverance is celebrating, crying brightly:

The Angel of the Lord, having descended from Heaven on Saturday evening in a great underpants, roll away the stone from the door of the tomb of Jesus and sit on it. From his fear, the trembling shivered and was as if dead. We worship the Resurrected Living God with the myrrh-bearing women and proclaim the secret Pascha, crying out:

Christ is risen, and the princes of hell have fallen;

Christ is risen, and the gatekeepers of hell are afraid.

Christ is risen, and the bronze gate is broken;

Christ is risen, and the strongholds of hell lie down in desolation.

Christ is risen, and death weeps;

Christ is risen, and hell, groaning, cries out:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Seeing Mary Magdalene, and Mary of Jacob, and Salome the young man in the tomb of Jesus, dressed in white clothes and sitting in the gums, horrified. He said to them: “Are you looking for the crucified Jesus? Carry zde, vosta bo, like a speech. Come, you see the place where the Lord lies, and soon you go and cry as His disciple: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Understand the unreasonable mind searchingly, Peter and the other disciple immediately go to the tomb and, having entered into it, they saw the uniform robes lying and sir, even on the head of Jesus, not lying with robes, but the individual is retinue in one place, believing, exclaiming with joy:

Christ is risen, and all creation rejoices;

Christ is risen, let the heavens rejoice;

Christ is risen, and angels rejoice for us;

Christ is risen, and the underworld is enlightened

Christ is risen, sing to the righteous souls, freed from hell;

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

The Lord clothed His disciples with power from above after the Resurrection. And they went to Galilee, up the mountain, if Jesus commanded them, and to those who came to them Jesus said: “All power has been given to Me in Heaven and on earth. As you go, teach all languages, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all the commandments to you. Tii, bowing to Him, calling: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

By the power of the Divine, resurrecting Lazarus, resurrect me, who has decayed with passions and has been lying in the tomb of impenitence for many years, yes, having risen according to Your voice, I will sing, saved: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Have in your heart love for the Teacher, Mary Magdalene standing at the tomb outside, weeping, and the Rising from seers of the dead, like a gardener, asking: “If You took Him, tell me where You put Him, and I will take Him.” Both, more than expectation, hearing: “Mary, I ascend to my Father and your Father and my God and your God”, come to the disciple, saying:

Christ is risen, and dull the sting of sin;

Christ is risen, and the world has been saved from the flood of sin.

Christ is risen, and we are freed from the work of the enemy;

Christ is risen, and the devil's temptation is abolished.

Christ is risen, and the handwriting that was on us has been blotted out;

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Having a storm of doubtful thoughts inside, Thomas as a disciple, saying, as if he had seen the Lord, he said to them: “Unless I see the sores of nail on His hand, I will put my finger in the sores of nail, and I will put my hand in His side, I have no faith,” but, having made sure Cry out with joy: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Hearing Thomas the disciple who saw the Lord, and with his own eyes wanting to see Him, he said: "I have no faith." But after eight days, Jesus came through a closed door, a hundred disciples in the middle and said to Thomas: “Bring forth your finger, and see My hands, and bring your hand, and put it in My side: and do not be unfaithful, but faithful.” And Thomas answered, and said:

Christ is risen, you are my Lord;

Christ is risen, You are my God.

Christ is risen, and all incorruption and life are perceived;

Christ is risen, and the dead are risen.

Christ is risen, and we will be delivered from condemnation and torment;

Christ is risen, and life from the tomb ascends the world to the one who sings:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

The deities were not scorched by fire Thomas, boldly touching Spasovo's rib. More enlightened, God, incarnated for our salvation and resurrected with the flesh, knowing. With the same unbelief, the blessed Twin church faith affirms, even confessing according to the cry: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Seeing Jesus resurrected, the disciples were afraid, thinking of seeing the spirit. But Jesus, although you assure them, showing them His hand and nose and His ribs, the same fish are baked part of the reception and poison from the honeycombs before them. Thus, having made sure and my fear and my sadness, postponing, I will sing in joy:

Christ is risen, we perceive the worst, and give us the best;

Christ is risen, and the darkness is destroyed, and the gloomy demons are driven away;

Christ is risen, and our iniquity will be cleansed of the tun;

Christ is risen, and we all, having put on incorruption, we offer this song to Him:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Upon Thy Resurrection, sending preachers into the world, Thy God-bearing apostles, O Christ, Thou didst say to them, blowing: “Receive the Holy Spirit. By whom you forgive sins, they will be forgiven them: and by whom you hold, hold on. Even to this day, all over the world, the children of the Church, we are resolved from sins, unceasingly glorify Your mercy and with pure souls sing in joy: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Thou hast shone forth, O Christ, and in the gloomy gorges of hell the light of Thy Resurrection, forgiveness, and I will be weakened, and deliverance proclaiming the gospel, Many Merciful, to the souls from the ages there. The same from the serpent, the murderer, we are plundered, playing, rushing to Your light, singing:

Christ is risen, and our bonds are torn to pieces;

Christ is risen, and the shade of death is changed into eternal life.

Christ is risen, and the power of death will no longer be able to hold a person;

Christ is risen, and tormenting audacity lay down.

Christ is risen, and paradise instead of hell is given to us to live;

Christ is risen, and the world sings incessantly:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Although you serve the fallen Adam, our Savior, you appeared on earth, and you didn’t find it on earth, you even descended to hell looking for, yes, having met Thee down, in the underworld of the earth, with all those who are being saved, sings: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling death by death and to those in the tombs he gave life.

Thou hast laid the foundation for a new life, O Lord, by Thy glorious Resurrection. The decrepit bo is all mimoidosha: and hell, and death, and the dominion of the devil. Free, therefore, all creation is known, and before the darkened, now, like the sons of God, they rejoice, singing:

Christ is risen, pouring out an abyss of mercy and bounty on our race;

Christ is risen, and we will be delivered from demonic networks;

Christ is risen, and the bitterness of sin is changed into the sweetness of heavenly life.

Christ is risen, and the mortification of the tree with fire;

Christ is risen, and raise us up to the former property, let us call:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Wandering with Cleopas and Luke all the way, sixty stades from Jerusalem, and having not known them, Thou, O Savior, reproached them for their unbelief and hardness of heart, saying: “Isn’t it better for Christ to suffer and enter into His glory?” And, beginning from Moses and from all the prophet, taught them to sing: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Whole to You, God existing and perfect man, Thou, O Savior, taught Thy two disciples in Emmaus, always take bread, blessed Thou, and breaking it, gave Thou an ima. Onema and opened her eyes, and recognized You, but You were invisible, Ima, and recosted to yourself:

Christ is risen, and life reigns;

Christ is risen and the devil's flattery is exposed.

Christ is risen, and the sacrifice of the idol has ceased;

Christ is risen, and the whole earth offers Him a sacrifice of praise.

Christ is risen, and we, having tasted the anciently disobeyed Brashn, now we eat eternal food;

Christ is risen, and we are the joys of the everlasting partakers, singing:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

All Angels, Christ the Savior, Your Resurrection sing in heaven. Vouchsafe us on earth with a pure heart in joy to sing: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Vetia, the universal and teacher of languages, Paul the God-spoken, like a trumpet, cries out: “Christ is risen from the dead, The beginning of the resurrection of the dead was. As in Adam all die, so also in Christ all shall be made alive.” Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, we cry out in joy:

Christ is risen, and the prince of the world is cast down;

Christ is risen, and the underworld trembles.

Christ is risen, and death is sacrificed as a victory;

Christ is risen, and hell is captivated by that power.

Christ is risen, and we are freed from hellish indestructible bonds;

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Though save the human race from the work of the enemy, you suffered crucifixion and death, O Lord, having been buried, on the third day you rose from the dead. The same Angel, shining in the tomb, announces the gospel to women, saying: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

The third after the Resurrection, Jesus appeared on the Sea of ​​​​Tiberias by fish catching Simon Peter, and Thomas, and Nathanael, and the son of Zebedee with the other from His disciple two and, as the Lord of all, commands the land of the right hand of the ship to destroy, and the word was deed soon, and a lot of fish multitude, and a strange supper is ready on earth. Now mentally enjoy it and vouchsafe us, Lord, singing:

Christ is risen, and power was given to Him in heaven and on earth;

Christ is risen, and His Body, like the Bread of Life, is acceptable to all;

Christ is risen, and Adam, set free, rejoices with us;

Christ is risen, and Eve, delivered from the bonds, rejoices, calling:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Singing all tenderness to the Resurrected You, Peter, three for rejecting You, three and confessing: “Lord, You weigh all, You weigh, as I love You.” Treat and hear from You the sweetest call to the flock: “Feed My lambs, feed My sheep.” He also calls: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Light to the Giver, like the sun, you shone three days from the tomb and enlightened you all with the light of true knowledge of God. Even so, sitting in the darkness of unbelief and doubt, let us be convinced by the apostles that you are the Lord, and we no longer torture: “Who are you?” But the Resurrected Thee is glorious, in tenderness we call:

Christ is risen, and enlighten everyone with your Resurrection;

Christ is risen, and to the faithful give a secretly overshadowing radiance from above the Spirit;

Christ is risen, and the spiritual eye was opened before the blind.

Christ is risen, and we shall know the Father of lights;

Christ is risen, may all those who reject the Lord of glory be put to shame, and may they sing with us:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

By Thy grace to every man, showing the most convenient way of salvation, O Christ, thou didst say to Simon Peter: he will send and lead, if you don’t want to, ”announcing with which death he will glorify God. Thou hast commanded the beloved disciple to abide until you come. The same, even if the apostles were separated, we are both bound by a union of love, according to the chant: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Singing Your three-day Resurrection, O Christ, we rejoice in Your immutable promise. Thou hast promised to be with us until the end of time, delivering us from all evil and guiding us to eternal life. For this sake, glorifying Thee, we cry out:

Christ is risen, and now we are freed from all harm;

Christ is risen, and He has seated us at the right hand of the Father with Himself.

Christ is risen, and we are partakers of His eternal glory;

Christ is risen, and with the angels we, before rejection, are settled;

Christ is risen, and will raise everything with Himself, crying:

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

O great and most sacred Pascha, Christ Jesus, our Savior, we gratefully confess Your great saving mercy, as if Thou hast honored us, the unworthy, now to taste the joy of Your Bright Resurrection. Grant us in the non-evening days of Your Kingdom truer and more perfect to You, the Sweetest Communion, and with the Angels and all the saints forever and ever we sing joyfully: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

ANOTHER AKATHIST TO THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST

Chosen Voevodo and Lord, eternal death to the Winner, as if to get rid of spiritual mortification, I will laudably describe Thee, Thy servant created by Thee. But you, as if having victory over death, from the death of sinful freedom call us:

The angels of Your resurrection, Christ the Savior, sing unceasingly in heaven, and make us on earth vouchsafe with a pure heart to sing to You:

Incomprehensible Jesus, enlightening all the faithful, enlighten me who has gone astray;

Resurrected Jesus, revive everyone with Yourself, revive me who was mortified by sins.

Jesus, ascended into heaven and lift up those who hope in Thee, lift me up to the knees down;

Jesus, sit at the right hand of the Father and share glory with those who love You, do not deprive me of Your glory.

Jesus, if you want to come and judge the living and the dead, do not judge me according to my deeds, but deal with me according to Your mercy.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Seeing fallen people, Lord, having become human, you resurrected all and resurrected, bestowed all that is necessary for salvation: to this and me who was mortified by sins, revive, calling: Alleluia.

The mind does not comprehend the mysteries of the Divine, as the Source of life is resurrected, mortifying death. For this sake, with our hearts experiencing the joy of the resurrection and with that enlightenment, with the voice of spiritual joy, we cry out to Thee:

Jesus, enter through the closed door, enter into the house of my soul; Jesus, who met the disciples on the way, save me on the way of this life.

Jesus, inflaming their hearts with Thy words, inflame my cold heart;

Jesus, allowing Himself to be known in the breaking of bread, let me know Thee in the Divine Eucharist.

Jesus, who promised the Holy Spirit to Your disciples, send down to me also this Comforter Spirit from the Father.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

By the power of the Divine, resurrecting Lazarus, resurrect me, who was rotted with passions and lay in the tomb of impenitence for many years, but having arisen according to Your voice, I will sing to the saved: Alleluia.

Have power over death, from hell you called the soul, Jesus. Cry to me from the depths of sin, and I, having cleansed my feelings, shining to You in the impregnable light, I will joyfully sing a victorious song like this:

Jesus, death to the Conqueror, conquer my evil passions;

Jesus, Giver of life, give me a saving life.

Jesus, source of joy, rejoice my heart in Thy truth;

Jesus, hope of the fallen, deliver me from the pit of my evils.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

The storm of passions confuses and drowns me, but I pray to Thee, Jesus: like Peter, stretch out my helping hand, and, having raised me up by the power of Your resurrection, teach me to sing: Alleluia.

Hearing the joyful news of your resurrection, Jesus, the heavens rejoice worthily, but the earth rejoices: and we, celebrating eternal joy, dare to cry out to you:

Jesus, sit in the unapproachable light, be available to everyone according to Your mercy;

Jesus, love thy creatures, do not forget the last me.

Jesus, draw hearts to Thee, soften my wretched heart;

Jesus, accept every drop of tears, do not reject my prayers.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Auspicious life flows from You, O Jesus, the Son of the living God! For this reason, I pray to Thee, may not a murderer destroy me, and may my mouth not block, crying out to You: Alleluia.

Having seen the resurrected Lord in the spirit, come, we drink new beer, not expired from a stone, but from the source of the incorruptible and life-giving tomb of the Savior, having rained on the barren land of our souls, teach everyone to sing to Him:

Jesus, solder us with Your Blood, grant me to receive this most pure Blood in abundance;

Jesus, send down rain on the righteous and sinners, water me too for spiritual fruitfulness.

Jesus, who did not disdain a sinner who repented, give me Thy noses to wash with tears of thanksgiving;

Jesus, who said to Thomas: Blessed are those who have not seen, but believed, give me unfeigned faith.

Jesus, river: “seek and you will find”, grant me to find Thee alone for need.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Preach in the soul of unceasing joy Your life-giving resurrection, Jesus my God, may I also be a sinful partaker of this resurrection, singing unceasingly to You in Jerusalem on high: Alleluia.

Having shone forth to the whole world with His resurrection, the Lord Jesus Christ, now fills all the light: heaven and earth and the underworld, let all creation celebrate the resurrection of Christ, in which we affirm with a cry:

Jesus, fill everything with Your light, enlighten my darkened eyes;

Jesus, combining heaven and earth, raise me up from earth to heaven.

Jesus, descended by the light of the Divine into the underworld, descend into the underworld of my soul;

Jesus, having raised from the dungeons of hell the souls that were waiting for You, bring me a sinner out of the darkness of despondency, as my belly draws near to hell.

Jesus, stretch out your most pure hands to everyone, embrace me, the accursed one.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Although you open the power of His Divinity, the Lord is covered with the seal of Caiaphas, but without violating it before the guards, he will rise victoriously and teach you to sing: Alleluia.

It is marvelous and incomprehensible how yesterday I was buried with You, Christ, today I rise in spirit with You, who has risen, and I sing like this:

Resurrected Jesus, give life to all, inspire my mind, let us follow Thee;

Jesus, sanctifying the earth with Your feet, sanctify my thought ascending to You.

Jesus, unhindered draw Your most pure image, grant me to have in my soul the image of Your resurrection;

Jesus, having received the widow's two mites, receive this song from me.

Jesus, who did not condemn the harlot, having guided me to the path of truth, do not condemn my unclean lips, kissing You in song.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Strangely, having become human and resurrected mentally, let us put aside all worldly care, as if we would raise the King of all and sing to Him: Alleluia.

You were all love for the fallen man, O Jesus, and you placed the God-speaking Habakkuk on the Divine guard, let him show the luminiferous Angel, as if speaking about your resurrection. With the same we call You sitse:

Jesus, guarded by soldiers, send my Guardian Angel to guard my soul, I drive away my sins;

Jesus, blinding your eyes with the brilliance of the Divine, turn my eyes away from vanity and enlighten me to the knowledge of the truth.

Jesus, asking the Apostle Peter: do you love Me? give me the image of his love;

Jesus, who forgave that apostle's denial, forgive me also the hourly renunciations of Thy commandments.

Jesus, who has given power to bind and loose, loose me from my iniquities.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

All human nature, perceived by Thee, be glorified by Thy Resurrection, Jesus, and for this reason Thou grantest incorruption to bodies. In the same way, seeing this sign in the remains of the saints, we cry out with tenderness: Alleluia.

Vitiy the God-spoken will be morning in spirit, meeting Thee coming from the tomb, and instead of the world they bring Thee a song, like the Sun of Truth and the Lord, with them, accept our prayers:

Jesus, receiving the chrism poured out on Thee, accept also the praises poured out by me;

Jesus, Sun of truth, enlighten my soul.

Jesus, fishermen who have made fishers of men, catch my evil will in Your obedience;

Jesus, who made Saul into the chief Apostle, enlighten me also, who am astray.

Jesus, through the prayers of this Apostle and all Your saints, have mercy on me, a sinner.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Save at least the human race, Jesus, descended to the earth, and this God took our weaknesses, and in them Your power will appear, moving the singing: Alleluia.

Resurrected King Jesus Christ our Savior! You, descended into the underworld of the earth and crushing the eternal faiths containing bound souls, free me from the bonds of sin, crying out to you:

Jesus, having entrusted the beloved disciple to Your Mother, entrust me also to Her saving watching;

Jesus, turning the sufferings of Your Mother into joy, grant me, the accursed one, to patiently bear my cross.

Jesus, having given Thy Mother intercessor to the world, let me, a sinner, be under Her shelter;

Jesus, who did not forbid infants to touch You, grant me their gentleness.

Jesus, the river of the harlot: "go and sin not henceforth," let me not anger Thee.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Grant me the tender song of Thy Resurrection to bring to Thee, O my Savior! and in it may my soul receive the oil of healing from soul-damaging dreams, and may it sing to you: Alleluia.

Light-receiving from Thy Resurrection, perceiving the rays of grace, and through them, as if in a mirror seeing Thy spiritual life-giving resurrection, we bow to Thy honest cross and sing and glorify Thy holy Resurrection:

Jesus, who bowed the heavens, accept our worship graciously;

Jesus, sleeping in the flesh as if dead, kill our carnal lusts.

Jesus, who gave everything to Himself for the salvation of men, grant me to surrender completely to You;

Jesus, having ascended to heaven, prepare a place for those who love You, dwell in me also in Your abode.

Jesus, sit at the right hand of the Father, number me among the sheep on the right hand.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Give grace to me too, O Jesus, who loves all, and accept my prayer as a tribute brought to You, and cast away from my soul all evil thoughts, so that I may sing unjudgmentally to You: Alleluia.

Singing Your all-glorious Resurrection, we magnify Thee, O Jesus Christ, our God! and we believe that you give everyone eternal life. For this sake, on this blessed and holy day, as brethren, let us embrace each other, forgive those who hate us all by the resurrection, and with one mouth and one heart we will cry out to you like this:

Jesus, bless those who bless Thee, bless even now my feasible work;

Jesus, sanctify those who trust in You, sanctify my desires and intentions.

Jesus, promising to be with the faithful until the end of the age, be inseparable from me a sinner;

Jesus, Word of the Hypostasis of the Father, cleanse my unworthy word to Your hymn.

Jesus, saving Easter, translating from death to life, instill in me Thy chamber, enlightening the garment of my soul.

Risen Jesus, resurrect our souls!

Oh, Jesus Christ, death straightens death! And to those who are in the tombs, granting life, accept this small prayer of ours into the stench of spiritual fragrance, and to those who are in the tombs of negligence, grant us eternal life, let us sing to you: Alleluia.

(This kontakion is read three times. Then ikos 1 and kontakion 1)

Lord Jesus Christ, my God, visit Thy creature, who has already revealed my passions and the infirmity of our human nature and the strength of our adversary: ​​You yourself cover me from his malice, for his strength is strong, our nature is passionate and our strength is weak. You, O Good One, know our weakness and bear the inconvenience of our powerlessness, save me from confusion of thoughts and the flood of passions and worthy of making me Your holy service, so that in my passions I will corrupt its sweetness and turn cold before You and boldness: Lord, My sweet Jesus, have mercy on me and save me.

Master Lord Jesus Christ our God, even for the sake of Thy philanthropy, for the sake of Thy philanthropy, at last in the flesh cloaked in the flesh from the Ever-Virgin Mary, we glorify Thy saving providence for us, Thy servants, Master: we will hymn Thee, as we know Thee for the sake of the Father: bless Thee, for whose sake the Holy Spirit come into the world: we bow down to Your flesh, the Most Holy Mother, who served such a terrible mystery: we praise Your angelic standing as hymners and servants of Your majesty: we bless the Forerunner John, who baptized You, Lord: we honor and proclaim You the prophets: we glorify Your holy apostles: we also celebrate the martyrs We praise Thy priests, and we worship Thy reverend ones, and we nurse all Thy righteous: such and such a many and inexpressible face of the divine in prayer we bring to Thee, the All-Bountiful God, Thy servants, and for this sake we ask forgiveness for our sins, if grant us all Thy for the sake of the saints, fairer than Thy holy bounties, for blessed art thou unto the ages of ages. Amen.

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death, and bestowing life on those in the tombs

CANON OF THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST

Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

Verse 1: Let God arise, and let His enemies be scattered, and let those who hate Him flee from His Face.

(After each verse, the troparion is sung once)

Verse 2: Like smoke disappears, let them disappear, like wax melts from the face of fire.

Verse 3: So let the sinners perish from the Face of God, and the righteous rejoice.

Verse 4: This day, which the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Glory:

And now: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing upon those in the tombs

(Easter canon, creation of John of Damascus)

Resurrection day, let's enlighten the people: Easter, Lord's Easter! From death to life and from earth to heaven, Christ God has brought us, singing victoriously.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Let us purify our feelings, and we will see the shining light of the resurrection of Christ, and rejoice, crying clearly so we can hear, singing victoriously.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Let the heavens be worthy of having fun, but let the earth rejoice: let the world celebrate, all visible and invisible, Christ is risen, eternal joy.

Chorus:

Glory: Thou hast broken the limit of mortification, giving birth to eternal life of Christ, from the tomb that shone today, the Virgin of the All-Immaculate, and enlightening the world.

And now: Seeing your Son and God resurrected, rejoice with the apostles of God-grace pure: and rejoice first, as if all the joys of wine, thou hast taken, Mother of God All-blameless.

Irmos: Come, let us drink new beer, not miraculous from a barren stone, but an incorruptible source, having waited for Christ from the tomb, we are affirmed in Nemzha.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Now all is filled with light, heaven and earth and the underworld: let all creation celebrate the resurrection of Christ, and it is affirmed in it.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Yesterday I was buried with Thee, O Christ, I am resurrected today by Thee, crucified to Thee yesterday, Praise me Himself, Savior, in Thy Kingdom.

Chorus: Holy Mother of God, save us

Glory: I come to an incorruptible life today by the goodness of being born from You, Pure, and with all the end of the world shone.

And now: God, You gave birth to Him in the flesh, from the dead, as if speaking, having risen seeing, Pure, rejoice, and exalt Him as the Most Pure God.

Having anticipated the morning even about Mary, and having found the stone rolled away from the tomb, I hear from an angel: in the light of the ever-present Existing, with the dead, what are you looking for like a man? You see grave sheets. Tetsyte and preach to the world, as the Lord has risen, killing death, as there is the Son of God, saving the human race.

Irmos: On the Divine Guard, the God-speaking Habakkuk will stand with us and show the luminiferous angel, clearly saying: today is the salvation of the world, as Christ is risen, as Almighty.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

The masculine sex, as if opening a virgin womb, Christ appeared: like a man, the lamb was called: blameless, like tasteless filth, our Easter, and like God is true, perfect speaking.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Like a one-year-old lamb, the crown of Christ blessed to us, by will was slain for all, Easter purgatory, and packs from the tomb of red truth to us the sun rises.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

The God-father, David, before the hay ark, galloping playing, the people of God are holy, the images of the reality are sighted, we rejoice Divinely, as if Christ is risen, as if Almighty.

Chorus: Holy Mother of God, save us

Glory: Who created Adam, Your forefather, the Pure One, is based on You, and destroy the mortal dwelling with Your death today, and illuminate everything with the divine brilliance of the resurrection.

And now: You gave birth to Christ, beautifully resplendent from the dead, Pure seeing, kind and immaculate in wives and red, today for the salvation of all, rejoicing from the apostles, glorify Him.

Irmos: Let us morning deep in the morning, and instead of the world we will bring a song to the Lord, and we will see Christ the truth of the sun, shining life to all.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Your immeasurable compassion with hellish fetters of content is sighted, to the light of Christ, with merry feet, praising the eternal Pascha.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Let us begin the light-bearing of the outgoing Christ from the tomb as the Bridegroom, and let us celebrate the Passover of God's saving Pascha with amorous rites.

Chorus: Holy Mother of God, save us

Glory: Enlightened by the divine rays and the life-giving resurrection of Your Son, the Most Pure Mother of God, and the pious assembly is filled with joy.

And now: You didn’t open the gates of virginity in incarnation, you didn’t destroy the coffin, the seals, the King of creation: from the resurrected You, seeing Mati, rejoicing.

Thou hast descended into the underworld of the earth and crushed the eternal faith, containing the bound Christ, and three days, like from the whale Jonah, thou hast risen from the tomb.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Having preserved the signs intact, O Christ, thou hast risen from the tomb, the keys of the Virgin not harming thy birth, and thou hast opened the gates of paradise to us.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Save me, a living and non-sacrificial slaughter, as God Himself brought the Father to Himself, resurrected the all-born Adam, resurrected from the tomb.

Chorus: Holy Mother of God, save us

Glory: Rise of old, held by death and corruption, incarnated from Your most pure womb, to incorruptible and everlasting life, Virgin Mother of God.

And now: Descend into the underworld of the earth, into Your bed, Pure, descended, and dwelled and incarnated more than the mind, and raised Adam with Himself, resurrected from the tomb.

Even if you descended into the grave, Immortal, but you destroyed the power of hell, and you rose again as a conqueror, Christ God, prophesying to the myrrh-bearing women: Rejoice, and grant peace to your apostle, give resurrection to the fallen.

Even before the sun, the Sun sometimes set in the tomb, anticipating the morning, looking like the day of the myrrh-bearing maiden, and crying out a friend to friends: O friend! come, let us anoint with stench the life-giving and buried body, the flesh of the Resurrected fallen Adam, lying in the tomb. Let us go, sweating like a wolf, and bow down, and bring the world like gifts, not in swaddling clothes, but in a shroud entwined, and weep and cry out: O Lord, arise, give resurrection to the fallen.

Having seen the Resurrection of Christ, let us worship the Holy Lord Jesus, the Only Sinless One, we worship Your Cross, Christ, and we sing and glorify Your holy resurrection: Thou art our God, unless we know Thee otherwise, we call Thy name. Come, all faithful, let us worship the holy Resurrection of Christ: behold, the joy of the whole world has come by the Cross. Always blessing the Lord, let us sing of His resurrection: having endured the crucifixion, destroy death by death. (Three times)

Jesus resurrected from the tomb, as if prophesying, give us eternal life and great mercy. (Three times)

Irmos: Delivering the youths from the cave, being a man, he suffers as if he were mortal, and splendor will clothe the passion of death in incorruption, God alone is blessed of the fathers and glorified.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Wives from the worlds of God-wise after You flow: He is like a dead man with tears, bowing down rejoicing at the living God, and Your secret Pascha, Christ, the disciple of the gospel.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Death we celebrate mortification, hellish destruction, a different life of the eternal beginning, and playfully sing Guilty, the One Blessed of the Fathers of God and glorified.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Like a truly sacred, and all-celebrating, this saving night, and a radiant, luminous day of rising, there is a herald: in it, the flightless Light from the tomb carnally ascends to all.

Chorus: Holy Mother of God, save us

Glory: Having killed Your Son, death, the All-Immaculate, today the life of all mortals abiding forever and ever, the only God blessed by the fathers and glorified.

And now: Reign over all creation, being a man, dwell in Your, God-given, womb, and endure crucifixion and death, resurrect divinely, making us as omnipotent.

Irmos: This is the appointed and holy day, one Sabbath is the king and the Lord, the holidays are a holiday, and the triumph is celebrations: let us bless Christ forever and ever.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Come new grapes of birth, divine joy, in the deliberate days of the resurrection, let us partake of the Kingdom of Christ, singing Him like God forever.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

Raise your eyes around, Zion, and see: behold, I have come to you like a divinely radiant luminary, from the west, and the north, and the sea, and the east, your child, in you blessing Christ forever.

Chorus: Holy Trinity, our God, glory to Thee

Trinity: Father of the Almighty, and the Word, and the Soul, the three natures united in hypostases, pre-essential and pre-divine, we are baptized in Thee and bless Thee forever and ever.

Chorus: Holy Mother of God, save us

Glory: The Lord, Virgin Mother of God, came into the world through You, and dissolved the womb of hell, the resurrection of the gift to us mortals: Let us bless Him forever.

And now: Having cast down all the power of death, Thy Son, Virgin, by His resurrection, like a mighty God, exalt us and adore us: the same we sing of Him forever.

Irmos: Shine, shine new Jerusalem, the glory of the Lord is upon you. Rejoice now and rejoice, Sione. You, Pure, show off. Mother of God, about the rise of Your Nativity.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

O Divine, O beloved, O sweetest of Thy voice! With us, it was not false that you promised to be until the end of the age of Christ, His faithfulness, the affirmation of the hope of the property, we rejoice.

Chorus: Christ is risen from the dead

O great and most sacred Pascha, Christ! O wisdom, and the Word of God, and power! Give us the truest communion with You, in the non-evening days of Your Kingdom.

According to Virgo, we bless you faithfully: rejoice at the door of the Lord: rejoice in the animated city: rejoice, for the sake of us now, the light has risen from you, born from the dead of the Resurrection.

Chorus: Holy Mother of God, save us

Rejoice and rejoice, divine door of Light: for Jesus, who entered the tomb of the ascension, shone brighter than the sun, and illumined all the faithful, God-rejoiced Lady.

Having fallen asleep in the flesh, as if dead, King and Lord, thou hast risen three days, raised Adam from aphids, and abolished death: Easter of incorruption, salvation of the world. (Three times)

Easter stichera, tone 5

Verse: Let God arise, and scatter his enemies

Sacred Pascha appears to us today: New Holy Pascha, Mysterious Pascha, All-Honorable Pascha, Christ the Deliverer Pascha, Immaculate Pascha, Great Pascha, Pascha of the Faithful, Pascha that opens the doors of Paradise to us, Pascha that sanctifies all the faithful.

Verse: Like smoke disappears, let them disappear

Come from the vision of the woman of the gospel, and cry to Zion: receive from us the joys of the annunciation of the resurrection of Christ; Show off, rejoice and rejoice, Jerusalem, the King of Christ, having seen from the tomb like a bridegroom, what is happening.

Verse: So let the sinners perish at the presence of God, but let the righteous rejoice

Myrrh-bearing women, deep in the morning, presenting themselves to the tomb of the Giver of Life, having found an angel, sitting on a stone, and having proclaimed to them, saying: why are you looking for the Living One with the dead? Why are you crying incorruptible in aphids? As you go, preach to His disciples.

Verse: This is the day which the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Red Easter, Easter, Lord's Easter! Easter is all-honourable to us! Easter! We embrace each other with joy. Oh Easter! Deliverance of sorrow, for today Christ has risen from the tomb, as if from the chamber, fulfill the words of the wife of joy: preach the apostle.

Glory, and now: Resurrection day, and let us shine with triumph, and embrace each other. Rtsem, brethren, and those who hate us, let us forgive the whole resurrection, and so let us cry out: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and bestowing life on those in the tombs.

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