The Homeland of St. Gabriel the Fool for Christ - Neither Here Nor in Jerusalem (Georgia part 1)

[@AnaHernandez-of2sf]

Thank you for your videos. I was catholic and was chrismated into orthodoxy after i met my Greek orthodox husband. I fell in love with Christ and began to learn alot about orthodoxy and the lives of the saints. My children are all baptised Greek orthodox and we watch your videos all the time. Thank you for all your spiritually educational videos. Sending Prayers and love from Sydney Australia. 🙏 ❤ 🙏 ❤ 🙏 ❤

[@haiasko100]

Glory to God for all. God Bless!

[@idfclutchnixon]

As a Georgian Orthodox christian, this fills me with pride and also with responsibility.. Many thanks to you nice people for showcasing these blessed places!

[@jberg588]

Being in the United States where Orthodoxy is a minority, only 1% of the population, it is amazing to learn the history of a country like Georgia, formed by Christ's true church.

[@ToTheosis]

I’m in USA like you I’m from Georgia I will be going back next year you can visit me I invite you to my home ❤️ we love guests ☦️

[@Rydonittelo]

Just discovered there is a Greek orthodox church in Glasgow about an hour from me, going to visit 👍🏼

[@katherine3486]

Thank you Stratis and your team for allowing me to visit St Gabriel with you. St Gabriel, Fool for Christ and lover of all, pray to God for us, the people of the Holy Land and each and all.

[@chardeemacdennis357]

As an Orthodox catechuman from the west, I've been interested in Georgia for some time - and now, it has piqued! Thank you for your video, I look forward to the next one and will be sure to watch the preceding one! Christ be with you! 🙏

[@evanescapades2513]

Thanks❤. Lovely vireo!!

[@stephaniebailey864]

Lovely video of Georgia, I would love to go now

[@Rydonattelo]

God bless you all my eastern Christian family ✝️☦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇾🇬🇪🇬🇷

[@allisona6482]

O Sakartvelo chemo, ra menatrebi! May God bless you all on your journeys and in spreading the word of Christ to all through your wonderful videos. 🙏🏻

[@diananoonen2262]

There is a beautiful Georgian monestary dedicated to St.Nina in Libertyville, VA. Our Koumbadie, Stavroula, and Chris Conrad introduced us. It is such a beautiful place.

[@snafu1953]

God Bless you for the work that you all do! Thank God!

[@vicnababa]

Thanks again for taking us on your journeys. ❤

[@giacherpes-see5164]

Absolutely incredible! 🙏💕☦️🕊 Thank you so much for your edifying videos. They give us so many blessings. I kept watching parts over and over to make sure I heard and saw every little bit so as not to miss anything. I am looking very forward to being blessed with your future videos of the country of Georgia and all of the wonderful ways God has blessed it. May God continue to bless you all in your work. 💗🙏

[@ianp.7536]

Great video! Thank you.

[@hokulani8]

This was soul fulfilling to watch!!! Thanks to all for the hard work to show us on the other side of world! This was a true heart felt experience that was shared and so joyful to watch and learn! It shocks me that in just 20 minutes there were so many blessed things conveyed.... for the Glory of God! 🕊🙏🏼❤✝️🕊

[@omnitrus]

We are so blessed to watch your videos and learn so much ! Thank you 🙏

[@finrodfelagund8668]

12:25 According to tradition, Hebrews brought with them the cloak of Elijah to Georgia after their exile and it is burried there in Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. So, it’s story goes further then 1st century AD (maybe even back to 6th century BC, because that’s when Hebrews first came to Georgia). Loved the video ❤ Looking forward to next parts of your trip to Georgia, my motherland.

[@TrisagionJourneys-cl5ze]

According to whose tradition? Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@finrodfelagund8668]

Diaspora of Hebrews in Georgia kept Elijah's cloak (they had it buried). It was incorrupt according to Hebrew called Sidonia, daughter of Hebrew priest Abiathar from the tribe of Benjamin (both of them were converted by St. Nino). During St. Nino's time, this fact was written down in Georgian text "მოქცევაი ქართლისაი" ("Conversion of Kartli"). So, we can say that it is according to both Hebrew and Georgian (Church) traditions. @@TrisagionJourneys-cl5ze

[@aron88205]

Beautiful!!! How much longer for the Saint Spyridon video?

[@TrisagionJourneys-cl5ze]

Not long within the next two weeks at most.

[@evanescapades2513]

Christ has saved us all…

[@CT7958-r5q]

It would be a big blessing to have a list of all the Georgian music used for this video. Amazing video.

[@bia.sobia.4479]

amazing. I was thinking about the robe of Christ just today! Thinking about the relics of God. I would like to ask, where can I listen to the chants in the background of the video?

[@johndock9164]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3a0Ypt_gqxgq7sfeature=shared

[@johndock9164]

უფალო შეგვიწყალე

[@Gorgelhenkert]

What’s the song called at 8:27

[@tijs4670]

What is the chant at 8:27

[@NoOneInParticular94]

the Cherubic Hymn

[@tijs4670]

@@NoOneInParticular94 but what is the specific name of the chant, I can’t find it anywhere

[@NoOneInParticular94]

@@tijs4670 In Georgian it's called "Romelni kerubimta." I can't think of the choir that sings this specific one...maybe Basiani.

[@corinarafael4814]

🥹☦️🙏🏼💗🩵