Lord Have Mercy

[@steadfastgodcast]

Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have Mercy on me a Sinner

[@haniothman6233]

Lord have mercy on us sinners.

[@TCAmber]

Your honesty about the tea is unmatched 😂

[@Patristix]

😆

[@ayeeniko]

To add to the olive oil symbolism: When we treat each other with mercy, we make allowances for the tendency of mankind to fall, often over and over again. If society becomes too rigid, the gears of our efforts seize and we all fall apart. How do we lubricate the gears to keep that from happening? Mercy. Oil. The lubricant of the life.

[@TheNathanMac]

In our morning and evening prayer (Church of England Anglican) finishes each section of prayer with: Lord, in your mercy, hear our prayers. Evolved from Kyrie Eleison, it’s a beautiful prayer and as you say a personal prayer.

[@kadmii]

pray "Lord have mercy" so that you are welcoming his mercy into your heart

[@BookofAkathists]

Olive oil … Orthodox nuances are infinite. Love this one. Thank you.

[@mothmanprophet11]

It is the ocean contained within a single drop

[@makuballz6516]

Lord have mercy on us

[@amnotasheep]

Couldn't sleep. First video on recommendations. Thanks. Just what I needed to hear. Now for some tea.

[@matthewdbickel]

Such a beautiful subject and the moving to honestly poopooing the tea of the day cracked me up!

[@Patristix]

We have to be honest!

[@elenabucciarelli8474]

I live for the tea updates ☕️🫖

[@zman42]

Gospodi Pomiluj 🙏

[@WilliamDusing]

Lord Have Mercy

[@CharlesHuse]

The connection to olive oil is understandable as I believe that it is olive oil, a tree that is plentiful in Italy, Greece and Israel, that is the source for the anointing oil used by the church in various rites, and may be the oil referred to in the Bible so many times. It was used at the hearth for cooking and making bread, and if blessed by a priest or otherwise used as an offering, was also used at the altar.

[@Krentiles]

I’m learning so much thank you and God bless.

[@AaronPLehmann]

This is your best video yet, IMO. This is something that I wish I could hand to visitors at church.

[@gerardgrywacheski1418]

Edifying video on one of the shortest, yet most profound prayers in the Orthodox Church today. May God continue to bless you and your channel!!

[@AlexLGagnon]

Seigneur Jésus Christ, Fils de Dieu, aie pitié de nous malgré nos péchés. Keep your eyes on the Lord, brothers. The temptations are all around as the periphery is brought to the center. Let's stay in prayer together.

[@hellie_el]

❤❤❤❤❤ thank you

[@G.TheGreek79]

Κύριε Ελέησον!

[@bernardauberson7218]

Notez donc , 40 fois kyrie eleison, Seigneur ait pitié dans la Liturgie de Saint Jean Chrisostome.

[@irene1234]

Very well.explained and edifying.

[@lisaonthemargins]

Nice. This channel will still grow a lot

[@alexanderstallings9352]

Great video and thank you for your hones-tea

[@Patristix]

That's absolute-tea our pleasure!

[@mikkis668]

Very well explained! Thank you.

[@FatherAndTeacherTV]

Thank you for this.

[@elfipet]

Love your show. Are you still creating videos as I only receive old vids in my feed? 💕🙏

[@Patristix]

We are! Our newest one is just 2 days old.

[@julieanngedney6106]

What is the intro music?

[@Patristix]

'Falling Forward' by Kevin Graham. Licensed through Artlist

[@konnorporter5115]

Would it be fair to say that for modern English speakers (specifically "low church" protestants) that it is equivalent to how they use "grace." i.e. by saying "The Lord has been gracious to me" or "Save me in your grace, O Lord"

[@MicahMarshall4Truth]

Perhaps you could help me with something. As I’m studying Orthodoxy, I see the patristic teaching for baptism. But then I see the “on the ground” reality of it in the Orthodox Church and it becomes very confusing and frankly, unsettling. There are many videos of infant baptisms where the priest is aggressively dunking babies into baptismal fonts. Some go head first, some swing the baby aggressively, some fully immerse, and some dunk the head and then the feet and alternate. Why is this? Why the aggression with infants? Why would this not be done delicately and with tenderness? This could easily prove to be my greatest Hang-up with the eastern traditions. I watch some of these and it seriously looks evil the way they handle these precious children.

[@Patristix]

The absolute best thing you can do is get to an Orthodox Church, and ask this question (and others!) of the priest there. He's the one that actually does the baptisms and will absolutely be the one to ask about baptisms. Even show him the clips. Be open and honest, chat and ask any follow up questions. The internet is a good place for discovering Orthodoxy exists, but it's a religion that is lived, and this is definitely a question to take offline! All I can promise in advance is that for Orthodox Christians: baptising a baby is the most loving, tender, gentle, beautiful thing we can do for them.

[@MicahMarshall4Truth]

@@Patristix I went to one last Sunday and intend to go back and hopefully speak to a priest or schedule a meeting. Thank you for the response. Grace and peace.

[@MicheleHjorleifsson]

gives this song a totally new meaning to me kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3-nm6dqe995jbs from when i used to sing it as a kid.

[@JonathanChua]

Boba tea when?

[@Patristix]

I'll have to make a note of that... I do like boba tea

[@lisaonthemargins]

Episode 1651: this tea of crushed bones, passionfruit and beetle dung is not that great either

[@Patristix]

I hope I remember to avoid that in 1,635 episodes time