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Thank you for your kind words. I am thankful for all of the hardship but even more thankful for the continued and multiplied hope that comes from the Lord.

Amen!

Amen. Thank you for participating with us.

celtic christians is just like catholicism.

I used Google translate for the above. Denying ourselves by taking up the cross and following the Lord Jesus Christ solves any identity crisis and assures us of our identity as sons of God. Prince Derek said: a church without spot or rock can be found as the bride of Christ. I think he said spots means unconfessed sin and wrinkle means no peace with elders. I believe that if we submit to a chief and confess our sins to him and not intentionally lose peace with the elders, then if the leadership is not completely complete than perfect goodness, it starts to crack. But if it is absolutely complete in its perfect goodness, it gives us a similar identity and nature. Just as when no place was found for Satan in heaven or on earth, there is only one place left, I hazard a guess when we find our identity, which is our place in third heaven, that we automatically find our place and settle down. , as God commanded. I believe that all we have to do is find out how we are a good son of God the father, and who we are as his sons. I believe that is what is needed to spread the holy love in rapture. Our identity is in us more than it is in the world. So identity is also knowing and finding our place in truth.

What language is this?

Amen. It was my absolute pleasure to put these together. Until around 2018/19 I had never used any particular rules for prayer and contemplation. Thank God and the saints of old who have passed on these gems.

Amen. Yes, there is a sense of connection that comes with knowing that we are praying these same prayers with those who have gone before us as well as those others around the world.

My pleasure.

Amen. I am happy to serve.

I am glad it has been a blessing to you.

I apologize that I am just now seeing and responding to your message. These prayers are not my own. They are from the Northumbria Community. Ultimately, I believe you would be free to modify them for your own purposes as you would see fit. Blessings to you.

Amen. Thank you for participating with us.

Amen. I am glad this ministered to you.

The dominion of man over the rest of creation is in the Bible. but what it really means is that God trusted us to take care of the earth and its creatures. The reality of death and suffering was not originally there, but came to be because humans abused the world and each other. To follow Christ means also to respect the beautiful world that was made through Him, to live in harmony with nature. Our nature is to love, and to take just what we need and give back what we can. Hope this helps see “dominion” a different way. Peace and blessings

Dominion means management to me when I read within the Bible. Unfortunately, we rarely have had excellent managers.

That's absurd. God LOVES His creation and He has Dominion over it. We should exercise Love in areas where He has given us Dominion.

Amen. May we all be inspired by the faithfulness that we see in those that have gone before us.

macht meines Vaters Haus nicht zum Kaufhaus sagte Jesus Christus

Entschuldigen Sie. Mir war nicht bewusst, dass UA-cam bei diesen Videos Werbung schaltet. Dieser Kanal ist nicht zur Monetarisierung gedacht.

Thanks for the hard work brother

Amen. I often do not start my days spiritually on the "right side of the bed" so I too benefit from things like this to kick-start my day.

The holy Celtic church founded by Saint Patrick is the true successor of the church founded by Saint Peter the disciple The romans altered the bible and violated the will of our Lord Jesus Christ

false. none of them are like your bible alone evengelical hersies?? bible adhreing?? no. they are christians. bbile is a part of our faith. but apostolic tradition matters a lot to the.//

celtic christians were not beleiving in bible alone heresy like the evengelicals. lol..

@@user-er9zc8ni1s Don't tell me false you haughty judge. I humbly shared the Christian history of my hometown and you spurn it necause it doesn't agree with your experience or tradition. The Celtic saints or missionaries of Ireland dealt with your type when they encountered the opposing bishops of Europe who had them imprisoned because they would not teach their tradition. You can say what you like, but tradition is for the most part man-made and differs widely between denominations as a result, therefore their is no mandate under God (if you only recognise the Bible as part of your faith and not the full deciding authority) to follow them. You can protest, but it does not have to be an integral part of my faith any more than the Bible is only a part of yours. Leaving the Bible aside, you cannot persuede me to condone your traditions, which cannot be "apostolic" if the Jewish Apostles in the first Church did not observe them. The history of the Celtic Church & the Quartodecimans has nothing to do with modern evangelical heresy which you try to conflate in your critique without foundation. Your attitide is not one of a petprson I would like engage with. Do as you feel you like. Shalom. And "my" Bible, as you put it, is the original Hebrew which I read & write fluently. That is the Bible of the Patriarchs, prophets, kings, judges, apostles & Yeshua Himself. 📖

It's mostly a Latin thing...

@@theologikalspace80 Still held by Protestants usually

The "Apostles' Creed" used in western churches isn't used in the ancient Eastern churches at all. It didn't even originate from the apostles. We do have a creed that we got from the apostles but it's quite different from what you call the apostles' creed

As with any saint past or present, he brought forth both good and not-so-good things to leave behind in his legacy. That is why we still continue to look to Christ more than we do His followers. Blessings to you!

The mind and ways of Christ are so very vast. We must each find our own path to Him. Jesus may be the only way to the Father but there are many ways that lead to Jesus. I am glad you are finding your peace with Him. Blessings to you!

Where is this?

@@puremercury If you mean the Church I go to? It is in Collingwood, New Zealand. Ironically I grew up in Devon UK and at the age of 50 emigrated to NZ and only here, did I discover Celtic Christianity!

@@kiltedpriest3994 Beautifully put, thank you!

God bless you for sharing this. You have articulated my struggle. Although I am medically unable to travel, and thus will never see St. Cuthbert's, I have been led to Celtic Christianity as the capstone of my own (metaphorical) spiritual edifice. I have been a Christian since January of 1994, but always felt some part was missing. However, when God was ready, He led me to Celtic Christianity---a good deal of this leading came through the poetry of T. S. Eliot, and Thomas Jones, Jr. (who, unlike Eliot, has been mostly forgotten; but like Eliot, is immanently and immensely spiritual). I do not know how much of a lifespan I have left, given my situation, I will---going forward---have far more spiritual peace and contentment than I have had in the previous twenty-nine years.

Thank you for the feedback! I am so glad it was helpful in your time of connecting with the Lord.

That is a really good question. I do not yet have the second prayer book and I am not sure yet at this point if I would be able to use the music under current copywrite limitations, but it is certainly something that can be looked into!

It is my honour. I pray it is a blessing to your journey with our Father.

My pleasure. You may have noticed that more content has been added. Enjoy and feel free to share with those who may benefit from it.

You are so very welcome! The blessings of the Lord be on your day.