The Resurrection Icon
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- A look at the Orthodox icon of the Resurrection, also known as the Anastasis, or Christ's Descent into Hades. An image that encapsulates some of the truths about Christianity's understanding of what happened during those three days in the tomb.
CHRIST IS RISEN!
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Some beautiful icons by Brian Whirledge (whose work was featured in this episode): www.brianwhirl...
A short documentary about this same icon by Trisagion Films, with additional details: • Icon of the Resurrecti...
An article about the icon: blogs.ancientf...
Another article: www.orthodoxro...
Our episode introducing icons, there are many links in the description to other videos on iconography: • Introduction to Icons
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☕️ESHY'S MASALA CHAI RECIPE☕️📜
(Makes 4 cups)
4-6 teaspoons of black tea leaves (preferably Ceylon black tea)
6 crushed cardamom seeds
1 teaspoon fennel seeds
1 teaspoon of cloves
1 cinnamon stick
250ml water
250ml milk
4-6 teaspoons of sugar (optional but recommended)
Add all the spices to water and bring to boil. Once the water is boiling, add in the milk and sugar and bring to boil again.
Keep an eye on the tea! Once you add in the milk, it can overflow if you're not careful.
Pour out and enjoy!
You and another channel, Bible Illustrated, are the reason I found orthodoxy and became so enthralled by it. I appreciate the history that you put on display that helps put into context the beliefs that we have. Thank you so much. Christos Anesti!
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The imagery of Christ's speedy descent into Hades as depicted by His upward flowing garments is the original super hero landing against which all others are unworthy by comparison.
Original super hero landing! Well put!
When I first started to read about Orthodoxy and came across this icon I was absolutely mesmerized by it. I'm just so grateful to know more about all that Jesus accomplished through his death, burial and resurrection. Sometimes I feel like we in Evangelicalism get the short-shrift.
I love learning the Iconoragphy language. It is beautiful and makes the faith so much deeper.
There is a documentary coming out soon called icon by odd brothers production. There is a trailer on RUclips !
Thankyou. Without the Harrow, Easter doesn't make sense. Without it Easter as the new Passover feels very forced and contrived.
This is perhaps the most thrilling Orthodox icon, the descent into Hades! It summarises the Christian Faith and it’s so moving!
As we say at Great Friday’s egkòmia-mourning hymns over the epitaph:
Ἐπὶ γῆς κατῆλθες, ἵνα σώσῃς Ἀδάμ καὶ ἐν γῇ μὴ εὑρηκὼς τοῦτον Δέσποτα, μέχρις ἅδου κατελήλυθας ζητῶν.
Which means: You came down to Earth to save Adam but You didn’t found him on Earth… you came even far down to Hades searching for him!
This icon is the original Orthodox icon, the other one that we see the last years in some Orthodox churches are more western-renaissance-ish view on resurrection.
It shows Christ getting out of the tomb with a white flag with a Red Cross…
First, we don’t know when exactly Christ was resurrected and we don’t what happened.
Neither we do not what he opens into Hades but as most this in Orthodoxy, this icon is a symbolism of the thing that we know that took place down there!
Rejoice brothers! Christ is risen from the dead!!
Christos Anesti!
Thank you! My husband and I are newly illumined on Lazarus Saturday this year!
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He is risen indeed!!!
Incredible! Christos Anesti!
Alithos anesti!
XRISTOS ANESTI ☦️🙏
ALISTHOS ANESTI
Χριστός Ανέστη! (Christ is Risen!) You did an absolutely amazing job explaining one of my favorite icons ever. Thank you for spreading our Orthodox faith to the world, and most importantly of all, for prophesying the truth that is our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ!
What a great video! Well done my friend 😊Christ is risen indeed!
Great video. Thank you. It's by far my favorite icon, it gives me the impression of an explosion happening as Christ triumphantly rips through the doors of Hades.
Where is the mosaic located that is depicted at 2:33?
The Chai Masala recipe has been noted.
Well put!
And that icon is from the narthex at Hosios Loukas monastery in Greece, and it dates back to the 10th century!
Christ is risen! Very good explation. Congradulations!
He is risen indeed! Thank you!
I love this program and look firward to every one. That being said this was the best and most exciting.
Thank you for all your hard work! Happy Easter, Christ is Risen!
He is risen indeed!
Christ is Risen! An amazing video as always my man. Can you share the name of the song you put at the beginning of the video?
The song is very appropriately called "Hope Arises" by Quinten Coblentz
Xristos Anesti! ☦️
Alithos Anesti!
Christ is Risen! ☦️☦️☦️
Indeed He is Risen!
Great video! Christ is Risen!!!
He is risen indeed!
Христос воскрес
Christ is risen
Christus ist auferstanden
Truly He is risen!
ჭეშმარიტად!!! (he is truly risen!!!) great video
Masala Chai! Christ is Risen! Indeed He is Risen!
Thank You, This is amazing!
Rigthous teaching Bro.
Beautiful!
Christos Anesti!! Alithos Anesti!!
Christ is risen!
The Hebrew word sheol means grave. The idea is that Christ descends into the grave to ressurect all of the Old Testament prophets who foretold of his coming. In this way, Christ defeats death. Hades was a Greek word meaning an underworld of shades, often referred to in Greek mythology (Charon, the river styx, etc.). The word Jesus uses is gehenna, an Aramaic word meaning a perpetually burning rubbish dump outside of the gates of Jerusalem where paupers’ and animal corpes were thrown. The English word hell comes from the Norse word hel, a place of torment you consigned enemies to in Norse mythology. Interestingly, the Greek word tartarus, also used in the New Testament, has this meaning in Greek mythology.
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