St. John Chrysostom's Divine Liturgy in Mandarin Chinese 圣金口约翰侍奉圣礼 聖金口約翰侍奉聖禮 Composed by nazo zakkak & Kassiane Sung by the Ancient Faith Mandarin Choir 古道事工合唱团
💫🌈 Benedicat Vo§ Omnipoten§ DEU×, Pater, et Filiu§, et §pirit∆§ §anctu§. 💀🪝 ⏳ Si alguno conspirare contra ti, lo hará sin mí; el que contra ti conspirare, delante de ti ⚡ caerá. Isaiah 54:15 ⚡⚡ £√∆¥ #Oh1uerubînPr91ector #Av33MarisSte11a 🔂⏬🔼🔽⏫🔀 #l3x_TAlion1§ #agnus_DEI #aeternum #70M *√ #1n_sitū #Am1n #ohm #qp 🎙️ 🚜♒ 🦠🧿⚕️ 🔥🌬️🌐🌊♻️ ⚜️✍🏻🌠🌙🙏🏻⚜️ ʾ Allāhu ʾaKbar |° ♾️♾️♾️ ♾️♾️ ♾️
Chinese are created in the Image of God. It is a blessing to hear Orthodox Faith being witnessed in China. God Lord continue shining the True Light of the Orthodox Faith to all Chinese.
I pray the Holy Orthodox faith to spread in China and not American Protestantism. We have exported some bad stuff and have lost our way but we can return to our roots of the historic Christian faith which is in Holy Orthodoxy. ☦️
@@sugengakhmad3939 "orthodox not christian"??? 😅😅😅 what are you talking about? 😂 you don't know there are orthodox christian? What do you think this chant come from? do some research first my friend 😂😂
May God bless and protect you, our siblings living in the Land of the Dragon. May you work and prayers purify and raise you home to Heaven, like a Phoenix. Be strong in your faith, the enemy will not stop hunting, we are a minority everywhere, even in our own countries.
Magnifique. Je me demande s'il existe une version du Agni Parthene en chinois. Magnificent. I wonder if there is a version of the Agni Parthenes in Chinese.
1st Enoch Chapter 40 1 And after that I saw thousands of thousands and ten thousand times ten thousand, I saw a multitude 2 beyond number and reckoning, who stood before the Lord of Spirits. And on the four sides of the Lord of Spirits I saw four presences, different from those that sleep not, and I learnt their names: for the angel that went with me made known to me their names, and showed me all the hidden things. 3 And I heard the voices of those four presences as they uttered praises before the Lord of glory. 4,5 The first voice blesses the Lord of Spirits for ever and ever. And the second voice I heard blessing 6 the Elect One and the elect ones who hang upon the Lord of Spirits. And the third voice I heard pray and intercede for those who dwell on the earth and supplicate in the name of the Lord of Spirits. 7 And I heard the fourth voice fending off the Satans and forbidding them to come before the Lord 8 of Spirits to accuse them who dwell on the earth. After that I asked the angel of peace who went with me, who showed me everything that is hidden: 'Who are these four presences which I have 9 seen and whose words I have heard and written down?' And he said to me: 'This first is Michael, the merciful and long-suffering: and the second, who is set over all the diseases and all the wounds of the children of men, is Raphael: and the third, who is set over all the powers, is Gabriel: and the fourth, who is set over the repentance unto hope of those who inherit eternal life, is named Phanuel.' 10 And these are the four angels of the Lord of Spirits and the four voices I heard in those days.
Well the words of the Cherubic Hymn are worship… the same words no matter what tune is used everywhere in the World is the same at every Liturgy. "Let us, who mystically represent the cherubim and sing the thrice-holy hymn to the life-giving trinity, lay aside all worldly cares, that we may receive the King of all, invisibly escorted by the angelic hosts. Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia." We don’t read the book of Enoch or Revelation in Orthodox services.
Absolutely beautiful!!! ♥️ I am Chinese, my only compliant is not being to make out what the choir is singing for the most part. Someone just sent a video to me on the making of this hymn, it answered my question that the choir members are not native Chinese speakers. Would you kindly post the Chinese lyrics here?
Please provide the Chinese script and Pinyin romanization so we can share it with others. We should also have something that can be sung while we are partaking of the Eucharist.
These are the lyrics as I hear them as a non-native but reasonably skilled Mandarin speaker, with a literal interpretation in English. It's essentially identical in meaning to the Cherubic Hymn that English-speaking Orthodox churches use. 让我们 ràng wǒmen (let us) 奥妙地彰显基路伯 àomiào de zhāngxiǎn jīlùbó (mystically manifest the cherubim;) 向施与生命的 xiàng shīyǔ shēngmìng de (to the life-granting one,) 向三位一体 xiàng sānwèiyītǐ (to the Trinity,) 唱唱三颂 chàngchàng sānsòng (sing the Thrice-Holy Hymn) 当下让我们 dāngxià ràng wǒmen (now let us) 放下人世间 fàngxià rénshì jiān (set down [of earthly life]) 一切地牵挂 yīqiè de qiānguà (all cares) (repeat first verse once, then second verse three times) 如此我们将接待 rúcǐ wǒmen jiāng jiēdài (thusly we shall soon receive) 万有的君王 wànyǒu de jūnwáng (the universal sovereign) 祂无形状来临 tā wú xíngzhuàng láilín (without form he approaches) 被众天使举扬 bèi zhòng tiānshǐ jǔyáng (uplifted and praised by a multitude of angels) 哈雷路亚 hāléilùyà (hallelujah)
@@spencer3524 Thank you! It would be great if the Orthodox and other Christians in Harbin, China (where I attended liturgy when I was teaching English there) could hear this.
@@spencer3524 圣三位一体 xiàng sānwèiyītǐ (to the Trinity,) 唱圣三颂 一切的牵挂 祂无形中来临 These are the fixes, Spencer from the source. :) Please update yours. Thank you!
I'd like to know how to speak Chinese, which I'd probably like going to China and help teach and exemplify the faith. I'd need some Chinese Bibles translated from the KJV. Understand, the KJV is what I learned from so am familiar with, despite all I've forgotten. It's been my understanding the Catholic Church had tried to evangelize China but were sort of forced out. Which if it were really God's will, I wouldn't need to learn Chinese, he'd simply give me that ability. China is said to be a wonderful country. I believe it. Which we're all united by Christ.
Sometimes God's will is for us to learn things slowly and not for Him to just grant it to us! If you believe God is calling you to do so, learn Chinese! Also, it should be translated from the originals, not from an english translation like the KJV. The Bible has already been translated into Chinese. But they do need more people evangelizing!
Read about Christianity in China, Bible translation and so on before you go. Learn from those that have already been there. Too many foreign Christians have gone there without knowing any history and thinking that they can just wing it. That is not a wise approach. There are open Protestant and Catholic churches there. There's also an Orthodox church in Harbin, the church where I first attended liturgy in early 1986. Eventually, I became an Orthodox Christian. The liturgy and other services were translated into Mandarin for mission churches in Northern China that are gone. As far as I know, the Chinese Orthodox Church in Harbin still uses Church Slavonic for the services. That was the case in 2010 when my daughter and I visited. At that time they did not have a priest. Now they do.
@@richardmohr9428 Sounds like a good story! May be more where it may not been easy but, you are of faith so it’s all good. Are you in the U.S. now? You have had to hear of St. John Maxivovitch, of Shanghai and San Francisco? How difficult would it be to learn Mandarin Chinese talking then maybe reading by chance? I still recall a teacher from grade school saying English is the hardest language to learn. Where I’m guessing you might have some insights. Anyway, thank you for commenting, it was a pleasure to hear your story! I suspect there’s more you simply haven’t included, which may be interesting reading. Author of “The Latent Powers of the Soul” by Watchmsn Nee, was from China, where he had to pay for his faith where he was imprisoned! Which makes me guess you had experiences too maybe not as drastic but could have been easier! Then I mention where given you’re from the same country, it may be an inspiration to know of Watchman Nee might be inspirational. Abe’s, ThriftBooks, Alibris, even Amazon and possibly eBay has his books at cost of a few dollars, maybe cheaper too as sometimes others are just wanting to clean out, so they give it away as to a charity or sell it for Pennie’s on the dollar on used book stores!
@@richardmohr9428 BTW are you still Orthodox? I’ve known of some disillusioned with some things that’s told of. But, I’m simply curious! I’ve heard some harsh things about China! It may have been Singapore, I think an American spit in the sidewalk and was caned for it or due to be caned! You know many come from a different country, often they’re respectful and such. Th Ed n in a matter of time, they lose the qualities they had as a person, their children really lose it, except in some cases!. Then there are some countries where they come here where they’re looking for good timing! Yet, America is also divided up much, depending where you are at!
@@richardmohr9428 Oh, I do not wing anything, where there are those that do, but I am legit but ai am aware of the corruption of the faith by the mentality of men of the church as well as their ignorance!
@@nickkerinklio8239 the score is going through some edits. It will be on my website soon. Or you can message me through my website and I'll send it to you
I think because of comments that all Orthodox Liturgies follow the same pattern (I am not speaking about Oriental Orthodox). I don’t speak Mandarin but I would pretty much know what is going on in the service especially when the Cherubic Hymn is sung because there is a great procession with chalice and bread (patten) down the middle isle to the altar. There are many beautiful Cherubic Hymns but this is the ONLY place they are sung. Nowhere else. Other songs and chants have their space in the Liturgy also. Benedict Sheehan directs on UA-cam singing the Cherubic hymn and the entire liturgy in English if you’re interested. ua-cam.com/video/o65dIj3lWP4/v-deo.htmlsi=TtcYM4b5hlU80KtC
Orthodoxy in China isn’t new. The Russian delegation arrived in 1682 but earlier an Assyrian mission brought Christianity in 635. Archeological evidence shows the presence of Christianity at the early date. Here’s an interview with the composer ua-cam.com/users/livetK9h6yi_Z8Y?si=Jmae7w4KrArT7RYt
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The Google translation of "Tai haole' is incorrect. Tài hǎole is 太 好 了 which in English means "very good." There are several ways of saying "very good." Google translation doesn't provide this one. I had to rummage around to get the characters to copy and paste here.
中文
基路伯颂
让我们
奥妙地
彰显基路伯
向施予生命的
圣三位一体
唱圣三颂
当下
让我们
放下
人世间
一 切的牵挂
阿们
如此我们将
接待万有的君王
祂无形中来临
被众天使举扬
阿肋路亚
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#corImmaculatum
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#AveVerum
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#in_sitū
#Amin
#Oqp
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Benedicat Vo§ Omnipoten§ DEU×, Pater, et Filiu§, et §pirit∆§ §anctu§.
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Si alguno conspirare contra ti, lo hará sin mí; el que contra ti conspirare,
delante de ti ⚡ caerá.
Isaiah 54:15 ⚡⚡
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Chinese are created in the Image of God. It is a blessing to hear Orthodox Faith being witnessed in China. God Lord continue shining the True Light of the Orthodox Faith to all Chinese.
I pray the Holy Orthodox faith to spread in China and not American Protestantism. We have exported some bad stuff and have lost our way but we can return to our roots of the historic Christian faith which is in Holy Orthodoxy. ☦️
Greetings from Chinese Orthodox Christian ☦️🤍 I pray that my Country will become orthodox one day 🙏
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Greetings from Turkey brother, God bless you and your country! Much love ☦
Are you in China? I need help for a friend
Chinese Christian Music is highly underrated
Let it be seen in the eyes of God as holy
bro this is orthodox not christian
@@sugengakhmad3939 orthodox what
@@killmeister2271 Hahaha, that was funny. Praise God.
@@sugengakhmad3939 "orthodox not christian"??? 😅😅😅 what are you talking about? 😂 you don't know there are orthodox christian? What do you think this chant come from? do some research first my friend 😂😂
@@Deusvult77712 do you some research? Yeah orthodox is orthodox not christian
Chinese Cherubic Hymn is WHOLESOME 😌
Christianism was first in China than in America ☦️
Greetings from Colombia brothers🇨🇴❤️🇨🇳🇭🇰🇲🇴
CRISTO RESUCITÓ ❤️🔥
¡Verdaderamente ha resucitado!☦
May God bless and protect you, our siblings living in the Land of the Dragon. May you work and prayers purify and raise you home to Heaven, like a Phoenix. Be strong in your faith, the enemy will not stop hunting, we are a minority everywhere, even in our own countries.
#Insæculasæculorum
#plenaria_Indulgens
#corImmaculatum
#gRatiaInfinitae
#lEX_tAlionis
#agnus_DEI
#AveVerum
#sublīmus
#in_sitū
#Amin
#Oqp
Ƥ
🔱🤜🏻💫🤛🏻🔱
🌐🌊🌬️🔥
♊🧿♒
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Very wonderfully haunting and a beautiful way to pray for Chinese Christians.
May they pray for us.
Absolutely beautiful. This brings peace to the soul and confidence in eternity
Nice music and refreshing to hear it in Mandarin.
I have saved this and plan to listen to it often ...its so beautiful and peaceful..thank you.
I’ve listened to the whole list of mandarin videos you have here. They’re so beautiful 😭. I would love to hear a whole liturgy now in Chinese.
May you hear the hymns of angels
The Alleluias at the end are beautiful!
Magnifique.
Je me demande s'il existe une version du Agni Parthene en chinois.
Magnificent.
I wonder if there is a version of the Agni Parthenes in Chinese.
@@ortodoxiaenoccitan2029 that is a wonderful idea. I'll talk to the team about making an arrangement
1st Enoch Chapter 40
1 And after that I saw thousands of thousands and ten thousand times ten thousand, I saw a multitude 2 beyond number and reckoning, who stood before the Lord of Spirits. And on the four sides of the Lord of Spirits I saw four presences, different from those that sleep not, and I learnt their names: for the angel that went with me made known to me their names, and showed me all the hidden things. 3 And I heard the voices of those four presences as they uttered praises before the Lord of glory. 4,5 The first voice blesses the Lord of Spirits for ever and ever. And the second voice I heard blessing 6 the Elect One and the elect ones who hang upon the Lord of Spirits. And the third voice I heard pray and intercede for those who dwell on the earth and supplicate in the name of the Lord of Spirits. 7 And I heard the fourth voice fending off the Satans and forbidding them to come before the Lord 8 of Spirits to accuse them who dwell on the earth. After that I asked the angel of peace who went with me, who showed me everything that is hidden: 'Who are these four presences which I have 9 seen and whose words I have heard and written down?' And he said to me: 'This first is Michael, the merciful and long-suffering: and the second, who is set over all the diseases and all the wounds of the children of men, is Raphael: and the third, who is set over all the powers, is Gabriel: and the fourth, who is set over the repentance unto hope of those who inherit eternal life, is named Phanuel.' 10 And these are the four angels of the Lord of Spirits and the four voices I heard in those days.
Well the words of the Cherubic Hymn are worship… the same words no matter what tune is used everywhere in the World is the same at every Liturgy.
"Let us, who mystically represent the cherubim and sing the thrice-holy hymn to the life-giving trinity, lay aside all worldly cares, that we may receive the King of all, invisibly escorted by the angelic hosts. Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia."
We don’t read the book of Enoch or Revelation in Orthodox services.
This is the comment I was looking for@@bonniejohnstone
Очень мелодично и гармонично!
这种东西在中国国内平台上就很难找到，可能是因为对宗教内容的限制
我喜欢这个美音乐
This is so beautiful to listen to
Simply incredible!! Please keep sharing this!
3:40
谢谢 谢谢
Praise God.
I can’t find it on spotify, why? This is divine!
Absolutely beautiful
Absolutely amazing ❤❤❤
Angelic!
Absolutely beautiful!!! ♥️ I am Chinese, my only compliant is not being to make out what the choir is singing for the most part. Someone just sent a video to me on the making of this hymn, it answered my question that the choir members are not native Chinese speakers. Would you kindly post the Chinese lyrics here?
中文
基路伯颂
让我们
奥妙地
彰显基路伯
向施予生命的
圣三位一体
唱圣三颂
当下
让我们
放下
人世间
一 切的牵挂
阿们
如此我们将
接待万有的君王
祂无形中来临
被众天使举扬
阿肋路亚
@@nazozakkak Can you pin this comment or add the lyrics to the video description? Thank you! 谢谢！
Incredible!!
Amen amen amen
Absolutely love this!!
❤❤❤
Beautiful ❤
GOD I AM SORRY, HELP ME WITH ALL THAT MAY BE IN ME THAT IS NOT LIKE YOU PLEASE HELP ME 😭
We (Gabi and I) think this is gorgeous! Another one well done.
Please provide the Chinese script and Pinyin romanization so we can share it with others.
We should also have something that can be sung while we are partaking of the Eucharist.
These are the lyrics as I hear them as a non-native but reasonably skilled Mandarin speaker, with a literal interpretation in English. It's essentially identical in meaning to the Cherubic Hymn that English-speaking Orthodox churches use.
让我们 ràng wǒmen (let us)
奥妙地彰显基路伯 àomiào de zhāngxiǎn jīlùbó (mystically manifest the cherubim;)
向施与生命的 xiàng shīyǔ shēngmìng de (to the life-granting one,)
向三位一体 xiàng sānwèiyītǐ (to the Trinity,)
唱唱三颂 chàngchàng sānsòng (sing the Thrice-Holy Hymn)
当下让我们 dāngxià ràng wǒmen (now let us)
放下人世间 fàngxià rénshì jiān (set down [of earthly life])
一切地牵挂 yīqiè de qiānguà (all cares)
(repeat first verse once, then second verse three times)
如此我们将接待 rúcǐ wǒmen jiāng jiēdài (thusly we shall soon receive)
万有的君王 wànyǒu de jūnwáng (the universal sovereign)
祂无形状来临 tā wú xíngzhuàng láilín (without form he approaches)
被众天使举扬 bèi zhòng tiānshǐ jǔyáng (uplifted and praised by a multitude of angels)
哈雷路亚 hāléilùyà (hallelujah)
@@spencer3524 Thank you! It would be great if the Orthodox and other Christians in Harbin, China (where I attended liturgy when I was teaching English there) could hear this.
@@spencer3524 圣三位一体 xiàng sānwèiyītǐ (to the Trinity,)
唱圣三颂
一切的牵挂
祂无形中来临
These are the fixes, Spencer from the source. :)
Please update yours. Thank you!
基路伯頌（Cherubic Hymn）
（ 此後，我觀看，見有許多的人，沒有人能數過來，是從各國、各族、各民、各方來的，站在寶座和羔羊面前，身穿白衣，手拿棕樹枝，大聲喊著說：「願救恩歸與坐在寶座上我們的 神，也歸與羔羊！」眾天使都站在寶座和眾長老並四活物的周圍，在寶座前，面伏於地，敬拜 神，說：阿們！頌讚、榮耀、智慧、感謝、尊貴、權柄、大力都歸與我們的 神，直到永永遠遠。阿們！ 啟示錄7:9-12）
1)讓我們-奧妙地-彰顯基路伯（Cherubim），向施與生命的聖三位一體，唱聖三頌(Kadosh / Sanctus / Holy)。
（ Kadosh / Sanctus / Holy
“聖哉！聖哉！聖哉！萬軍之耶和華；他的榮光充滿全地！” 以賽亞書6:3
“聖哉！聖哉！聖哉！主神是昔在、今在、以後永在的全能者。” 啟示錄4:8 ）
2)當下，讓我們-放下人世間一切的、一切牽掛。
讓我們-奧妙地-彰顯基路伯（Cherubim），向施與生命的聖三位一體，唱聖三頌(Kadosh / Sanctus / Holy)。
3)當下，讓我們-放下人世間一切的、一切牽掛。
當下，讓我們-放下人世間一切的牽掛。
當下，讓我們-放下人世間一切的牽掛。
如此，我們將接待萬有的君王，
他無形中來臨，被眾天使舉揚。
HalleluYah, Hallelu - HalleluYah
HalleluYah, Hallelu - HalleluYah
is this eastern orthodox? from where?
Yes, composed using melodies derived from Orthodox chants and Chinese melodies
It's beautiful Nazo! Maybe do a Cantonese recording when you're done with the Mandarin?!
Cantonese would have to be newly translated to fit the melody.
I'd like to know how to speak Chinese, which I'd probably like going to China and help teach and exemplify the faith. I'd need some Chinese Bibles translated from the KJV. Understand, the KJV is what I learned from so am familiar with, despite all I've forgotten.
It's been my understanding the Catholic Church had tried to evangelize China but were sort of forced out. Which if it were really God's will, I wouldn't need to learn Chinese, he'd simply give me that ability. China is said to be a wonderful country. I believe it. Which we're all united by Christ.
Sometimes God's will is for us to learn things slowly and not for Him to just grant it to us! If you believe God is calling you to do so, learn Chinese! Also, it should be translated from the originals, not from an english translation like the KJV. The Bible has already been translated into Chinese. But they do need more people evangelizing!
Read about Christianity in China, Bible translation and so on before you go. Learn from those that have already been there. Too many foreign Christians have gone there without knowing any history and thinking that they can just wing it. That is not a wise approach.
There are open Protestant and Catholic churches there. There's also an Orthodox church in Harbin, the church where I first attended liturgy in early 1986. Eventually, I became an Orthodox Christian. The liturgy and other services were translated into Mandarin for mission churches in Northern China that are gone. As far as I know, the Chinese Orthodox Church in Harbin still uses Church Slavonic for the services. That was the case in 2010 when my daughter and I visited. At that time they did not have a priest. Now they do.
@@richardmohr9428 Sounds like a good story! May be more where it may not been easy but, you are of faith so it’s all good. Are you in the U.S. now?
You have had to hear of St. John Maxivovitch, of Shanghai and San Francisco?
How difficult would it be to learn Mandarin Chinese talking then maybe reading by chance?
I still recall a teacher from grade school saying English is the hardest language to learn. Where I’m guessing you might have some insights.
Anyway, thank you for commenting, it was a pleasure to hear your story! I suspect there’s more you simply haven’t included, which may be interesting reading. Author of “The Latent Powers of the Soul” by Watchmsn Nee, was from China, where he had to pay for his faith where he was imprisoned! Which makes me guess you had experiences too maybe not as drastic but could have been easier! Then I mention where given you’re from the same country, it may be an inspiration to know of Watchman Nee might be inspirational. Abe’s, ThriftBooks, Alibris, even Amazon and possibly eBay has his books at cost of a few dollars, maybe cheaper too as sometimes others are just wanting to clean out, so they give it away as to a charity or sell it for Pennie’s on the dollar on used book stores!
@@richardmohr9428 BTW are you still Orthodox? I’ve known of some disillusioned with some things that’s told of. But, I’m simply curious!
I’ve heard some harsh things about China! It may have been Singapore, I think an American spit in the sidewalk and was caned for it or due to be caned!
You know many come from a different country, often they’re respectful and such. Th Ed n in a matter of time, they lose the qualities they had as a person, their children really lose it, except in some cases!. Then there are some countries where they come here where they’re looking for good timing! Yet, America is also divided up much, depending where you are at!
@@richardmohr9428 Oh, I do not wing anything, where there are those that do, but I am legit but ai am aware of the corruption of the faith by the mentality of men of the church as well as their ignorance!
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Where can I find sheet music for this? If anyone can provide it that would be amazing, thank you 🙏☦️❤️
@@nickkerinklio8239 the score is going through some edits. It will be on my website soon. Or you can message me through my website and I'll send it to you
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Amazing! Where can I get the full album?
It might be a while, but we'll make it known
@@nazozakkak Anything yet?
@@signbear999 sorry friend, I haven't heard anything about a complete recording yet; if it comes to fruition, I will make an announcement.
I think because of comments that all Orthodox Liturgies follow the same pattern (I am not speaking about Oriental Orthodox).
I don’t speak Mandarin but I would pretty much know what is going on in the service especially when the Cherubic Hymn is sung because there is a great procession with chalice and bread (patten) down the middle isle to the altar.
There are many beautiful Cherubic Hymns but this is the ONLY place they are sung. Nowhere else.
Other songs and chants have their space in the Liturgy also.
Benedict Sheehan directs on UA-cam singing the Cherubic hymn and the entire liturgy in English if you’re interested.
ua-cam.com/video/o65dIj3lWP4/v-deo.htmlsi=TtcYM4b5hlU80KtC
Orthodoxy in China isn’t new.
The Russian delegation arrived in 1682 but earlier an Assyrian mission brought Christianity in 635. Archeological evidence shows the presence of Christianity at the early date.
Here’s an interview with the composer
ua-cam.com/users/livetK9h6yi_Z8Y?si=Jmae7w4KrArT7RYt
They werent Orthodox.They were Nestorians.
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