Let all Mortal Flesh

Translation is by Holy Transfiguration Monastery in Brookline(Boston), Mass.
Let all mortal flesh keep silence and stand with fear and trembling, and take no thought for any earthly thing, for the King of kings, and Lord of lords cometh to be slayed and be given as food for the faithful. Before Him go the choirs of the angels with all authority and power: The many-eyed Cherubim and the six-winged Seraphim, covering their faces and crying out the hymn: Alleluia.
IC NIKA

[@EliasBoroda]

glory be god, who in our times hardships come to our help. when time of trouble remember our most holy theotokos and read her akathist every day so when you ask for help she will always, always be at your side if you pray with faith

[@vasilikibarrowman]

God Bless Fr. Panteleimon for chanting this at the monastery if he did this. Vasiliki

[@makakilo01]

Not Basiliki Barrowman. ; Nmmmm. N.

[@vasilikibarrowman]

What a beautiful translation by the Holy Transfiguration Monastery. So much beauty doth the Monastery of Boston hath that it evokes the crown of the enemy of all mankind regardless of whatever it believeth. Vasiliki God Bless the monastery.

[@prayingmantis2]

This is also chanted by Holy Transfiguration Monastery as well, The person chanting it, is Bishop Ephraim and the monks doing the ison. I thought I'd let you know since your description only said translation.

[@fatmonk1]

do you have the sheet music for this i would love to be able to sing it with my small choir at school

[@muhammadjasimuddin3498]

My brothers & sisters please read the translation of holy Quran at least one time and try to realize the truth.

[@nefariousnektarios]

Orthodoxy is the Truth, the only Truth. "So let God arise and let His enemies be scattered, and let them that hate Him flee from before His face" ☦

[@tituslivius2084]

Haha no ty

[@fathermichael6681]

Go read the biography of your prophet, and then come back here and tell us what you think of it.

[@jdsmith2k7]

Hard pass. Christianity is the truth. JESUS IS LORD

[@eldermillennial8330]

If God had not suffered as we suffer, than what right would He have had to judge us? How could he be Omnipotent if He could not have begotten a Son?