The oldest monastery in the world (ft. Father Justin Sinaites)

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @rd6368
    @rd6368 Год назад +2

    st anthony's monastery in egypt was the first and oldest monastery in the world.

    • @FreconAF
      @FreconAF  Год назад

      I am definitely NOT an expert - it's possible our tour guide had his facts wrong.

  • @lindakaldestad5874
    @lindakaldestad5874 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for this!

    • @FreconAF
      @FreconAF  Год назад

      Thank you for watching!

  • @MarianGamal-c7w
    @MarianGamal-c7w Год назад +1

    the oldest monastery in the world since the 4th century is st. Anthony monastery red sea. .

    • @vanfja
      @vanfja Год назад +1

      Well there were monks here during Paul of Thebes and Saint Anthony's time, so really it is debatable. And things from the Egyptian desert from that time are not all marked in the historic record.

  • @Dog-mw4tz
    @Dog-mw4tz Год назад +1

    It is not the oldest monastery the oldest monster in the world is in Egypt st. Anthony the great

  • @BananaZen7
    @BananaZen7 Год назад +2

    The birthplace of Christianity is Bethlehem...where our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ came into this world...

    • @FreconAF
      @FreconAF  Год назад +1

      It was a very powerful place to visit!

  • @vanfja
    @vanfja Год назад

    Wow, you were hesitant to make this video because you already covered religion in Egypt? This is one of the most important places in Judaism and Christianity? And many Jews and Christians will never get a chance or the money to visit here. Literally the Ten Commandments came from here. A place where the oldest know complete bible in exhistance was found? A place where even Mohammed signed a letter, demanding all Muslims protect and not harm? All Muslims! he didn't do that to any other non musilim place. If you know the history of the Islamic invasion, that is totally unique. This place is of huge importance to billions of people. Glad you got over your hesitation to share with us who can't visit there any time soon, maybe ever.