@OrthodoxPersian greetings from Georgia first of all, I would say, that Georgian chants are so different according to regions, for example: the western georgians sing faster, louder and more energetic, than the eastern georgians, which sing deeper and slower. I don't know the exact name of this chant, so I would be glad, if you posted the link below my comment. P.S. I translated the words and got: Sacrifice of praise and soul is with you.
@@Palestineonline313 while I appreciate the offer, it would be a grave waste of my time. There are no contradictions. The Quran itself advocates for its validity through the Bible and Old Testament, which then confirm only the Bible and Old Testament. If they were so corrupted as claimed, then the Quran should never have referenced a corrupted text as proof. If you are finding “contradictions” you have not understood the text and have instead purposefully misread it. Many have debunked those claims countless times. Check out Jay Dyer for example and you’ll see just that.
Russian - To Thee We Sing Arabic - Psalm 135 Romanian - The Lord's Lamentations Greek - Agni Parthene (O Holy Virgin) Macedonian - Psalm 135 These are just the ones I know, so you must search for the others.
@@dominionofquebec10452 neither persian. i live in gilan, a province in north of iran. iran's main language is persian, i'm not persian but yeah i can speak in persian language
it is the language of Christians and it sounds very nice
0:18 احمدوا الرب لانه صالح لان الى الابد رحمته هليلويا 🙏🏻🇸🇾☦️
@OrthodoxPersian
greetings from Georgia
first of all, I would say, that Georgian chants are so different according to regions, for example: the western georgians sing faster, louder and more energetic, than the eastern georgians, which sing deeper and slower.
I don't know the exact name of this chant, so I would be glad, if you posted the link below my comment.
P.S. I translated the words and got: Sacrifice of praise and soul is with you.
I would love to know more about the Church and its teaching.
That's amazing. I would suggest reading the bible and visiting an orthodox church near you.
@@melverys thanks
@@johndurham6172 no worries God bless
@@melverysi am a muslim i want to debate u regarding the contradictions in the bible
@@Palestineonline313 while I appreciate the offer, it would be a grave waste of my time. There are no contradictions. The Quran itself advocates for its validity through the Bible and Old Testament, which then confirm only the Bible and Old Testament. If they were so corrupted as claimed, then the Quran should never have referenced a corrupted text as proof. If you are finding “contradictions” you have not understood the text and have instead purposefully misread it. Many have debunked those claims countless times. Check out Jay Dyer for example and you’ll see just that.
I like the gregorian chants but from your video the Macedonian sound soo my favorite
As someone who speaks Arabic was buetiful
امين❤❤✝️🙏🇸🇾
Gercek din hristiyan liktir,ortodoks luk dogru yoldur☦
pls do with 🇪🇹
Eritrean ortodox
Please add Geez or Amharic from Ethiopian Orthodox tewahdo church
Where Finland 😢?
I think Finland Catholic? Same with Scandinavian countries
@@kemtpesmatic1584 protestant
نوشتید اورتودوکس به فارسی ولی یه دونه ویدیو هم به فارسی تو چنل تون نیست😐خیلی جالبید!
چون همه انگلیسی می فهمند
May I receive a list of the chants?
Russian - To Thee We Sing
Arabic - Psalm 135
Romanian - The Lord's Lamentations
Greek - Agni Parthene (O Holy Virgin)
Macedonian - Psalm 135
These are just the ones I know, so you must search for the others.
@@CzarLazar1389 thank you brother. God bless you.
Romanians here
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حیف شد فارسی نیست.
Hello Arabic person
@@GamblerOfficial-e5c i'm not arab
@@okamisya5250Persian?
@@dominionofquebec10452 neither persian. i live in gilan, a province in north of iran. iran's main language is persian, i'm not persian but yeah i can speak in persian language
@@okamisya5250 what ethnicity are people in gilan