The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinitayou are totally wrong about Ethiopian orthodoxy. Ethiopian Orthodoxy is not eastern orthodox, it is Oriental orthodox. You need to know who are Eastern and who are Oriental.
Very interesting topic, I have been interested in the Ethiopian Church for a long time. I wonder why Western forms of Christianity are so popular among Black People? Considering that Ethiopia is one of the oldest Christian Nations.
the ethio orthodox church is seen by many in the country as the religious arm of the imperial state. so when the ethio empire expanded at the turn of the century this resulted in a lot of forced conversions to orthodox christianity & cultural assimilation. Many people in the south who were part of formerly independent kingdoms therefore chose to convert to western forms of christianity (or Islam) as a kind of protest against what they saw as imperial hegemony. So the reasons for the growth are mostly wrapped up in politics, the history of the church and a desire to resist cultural homogeneity
For American black people, one sad word; slavery. Evangelical Protestantism was forced on these people hundreds of years ago. It’s all many folks know. It would be cool if there was a black ancient church consciousness movement. Many would be returning to their roots without even knowing it. I’m not black so I suppose it is just not my place to speak on such matters.
@@divinespark236 I am Black, and you are correct. We don't really know about it. I'm also a catechumen in Eastern Orthodoxy. I didn't know much, really anything, about Orthodoxy until a few months ago. But you're right on point. There is a movement of looking back to ancient African Christianity (Coptic, Ethiopian, Nubian) among many Black evangelicals as a reactions against the white supremacy in American evangelicalism. I'm hopeful that this will result in many more conversions to Orthodoxy. As a quick side note: Ethiopia, as an uncolonized ancient African Christian civilization, has always played an important role for Africans Christians and for us in the Diaspora, even Black Protestants.
Thank you, both of you. I am an Ethiopian, Orthodox Tewahido church believer. I'd say, Mr. Dean pointed out a lot of interesting facts about Ethiopia and
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita I am not completely sure what is Monophysites mean. I tried to define it and this is what I found "A christological teaching that the person of Christ consisted of a single divine nature or a united divine and human nature in which the human was absorbed by the divine. The full humanity of Christ was not upheld." According to my knowledge the name Orthodoxy has nothing to do with Monophysites. The name is given to Christians after the Council of Nicaea, which was called to resolve the controversy of Arianism, a doctrine that held that Christ was not divine but was a created being. The council argued Arianism based the church's holy bible and proved that Christ is God, Son of God, among the Holy Trinity. Christians who accept the Nicene Creed, who believe Jesus Christ is God are called Orthodox. According to our church teaching, Orthodoxy is believing that. About Monophysite, we believe Jesus Christ is Devin and Man but he is one. That may sound we believe in Monophysite but we don't because it says "... which the human was absorbed by the divine. The full humanity of Christ was not upheld." We don't believe in that. We agree Jesus Christ is one entity after Holy Incarnation, we do not say two. But is both human and Devin. Let's take a simple but not perfect example to show my argument. A man has both soul and flesh (body). Even if he has both flesh and soul we don't refer that man as two entity. He is one. He has one name, one thought one life ... likewise we understand Jesus Christ's Holy Incarnation is like the unity of soul and flesh. hence the name "Tewahido" stands for no separation between 1) The divine person of Jesus Christ and (2) The human nature of Jesus Christ after God became man in the womb of our Lady Saint Verging Marry. I hope that give you some context about Ethiopian Orthodox Tewhido church.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinitaEthiopian, Egyptian coptic Eritrea, The Armenians, the Asarian, the Man kara Indians are oriental orthodox. They are not eastern orthodox. You need to know this first before you keep spitting your nonsense in every comments.
@@tewodrosgebre204most the belief of the eastern Orthodox is that the Oriental are outside the boundaries of the church but that the orientals are the closest to us even tho Catholic christology is diaphysite the actual daily living and faith is closer to orientals
@tmc1373 It took me over a year because I wanted to understand the mysteries of the church. The services are in Geez, but, twice a month, I go to kidasse( liturgy) in English. They are on UA-cam as SPOT ( St. Paul Orthodox). Plus, I've been a student of conversational Amaregna ( Amharic) the whole time.
Хришћанство постоји 2000 година. Чак и да рачунамо старозаветну Цркву, нема доказа да је она била распрострањена по Етиопији, а зна се и да је Етиопија касније преобраћена. Није битна старина културе, ни вере толико него истина.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita hahahaha Now, you tell us what you think about this. You know what, some of eastern so called orthodox thinks like you do about us Ethiopian orthodox tewahdo believers. Don’t forget that we became orthodox Christians next to the Armenian before you Eastern ‘orthodox’ existed. I know that we don’t agree and we will never be with you the eastern,about Jesus Christ!! I recommend you to READ, READ, and again READ! May the almighty God open your heart!!
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
I enjoyed the interview and I really like the guy. He tried his best to introduce my beloved country ,Ethiopia at his best level to the world. Of course, there are some rooms for improvement but it's all good. I am going to buy your book and enjoy it. I hope to see part 2 with an Ethiopian. Thank you.
Go to Ethiopia. You will never experience anything like it in the entire world. These are the true chosen people the Holy Bible speaks of. They are the people The Almighty created in The Book of Genesis cp. 2 in the Garden of Eden. I wish you would have interviewed a Ethiopian. They are The Zion, The Holy One of Israel. Shalom.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
Its interesting that Ethiopians have these 9 Assyrian saints that spread monasticism and Christianity in Ethiopia because in Georgia we have a very similar history with 13 Assyrian fathers that spread monasticism and astecism here. This was in the 6th century Georgian Orthodox Church accepts Chalcedon and logically these saints would be Chalcedonian as well so its interesting how exactly it happened in Ethiopia
This is not the case, even Chalcedonian scholarship accepts that the 13 Assyrian fathers were anti-Chalcedonian (they had to be since it was the Chalcedonians who were at the time persecuting other Christologies). But, Georgia sainted them before they became Chalcedonian in the time of Kyrion. It's just like how Georgians historically have venerated St Peter the Iberian, even though Sophronius of Jerusalem anathematizes him in his Encyclical Letter accepted at 3 Constantinople.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@followthechair8658 We don't venerate Peter the Iberian nor do we accept the Assyrian fathers being anti-Chalcedonian. Not sure what scholarship are you talking about
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinitawhy we would care about your opinion...as long as our Lord is with us confirms our faith ..promising our saints He will keep our faith unshaken to the end of the world HE continues to give us blessed priests bishops saints monks hermits to this day all kinds of miracles, we have thousands of early and modern saints But i also respect and have much love to greek , russian ...all Orthodox
Great video and interview with Dean Arnold. I would like to add that when Frumentius and Adesius came to Ethiopia Ella Alada was King and not the father of Ezana who was Senfa Ared II. When Frumentius returned from Egypt after being consecrated as the fist Bishop of Ethiopia by Athanasius, brothers Abreha and Asbeha were in power. After converting to Christianity there names became Ezana and Shai azana. Adesius returned Tyre where he became presbtyr. It was from here that Adesius told Rufinus Tyranius the account of what had taken place in Ethiopia.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life, i.e. the One, Holy, Congregational and Apostolic Church) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I think some people might be confused: he’s Eastern Orthodox (the actual Orthodox) in Ethiopia. He’s not part of the anti ChalcedonIan Ethiopian Church.
እግዚአብሔር ይስጥልን ስለ ኢትዮጵያ ስላወራችሁ! ጥቁሮች ብንሆንም ጥሩ ታሪክ አለን! እናመሰግናለን ስለኢትዮጵያ እንድፀልዩ በትህትና እጠይቃለሁ አመሰግናለሁ!!! Thank you Dears for this program! Riley I have grateful for you! may Almighty God bless you!! 🙏🙋🌺🌺✝👑✝💐🌾⛪💐
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
I grew up in a sort of missionary family in Ethiopia. I definitely relate the the "reverse mission trip" sentiment. I'd call my self a reverse missionary kid, now I am an Orthodox Catechumen. Keep the Ethiopian Church in your prayers as the government has turned on the Orthodox Church. And Protestantism, prosperity gospel in particular, is absolutely a huge threat at the moment.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
Thank you for sharing our Orthodox Christianity and ancient history with the world. By the way, I am a deacon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and I have enough knowledge about our church as well as the history of our country.
First of all! I tanks both off u CRAIG and DEAN! By taking your times to figure out and also to know what makes sense! The reason why I’m saying this? When I saw the whole conversation between you! I knew especially what Craig talking about it! BC he took his time to see on his eyes what made his mind what he knows so far! I enjoyed it the whole conversation! Reason because born and grew up in Ethiopia! I’m very deeply orthodox Christian! But since arrive here in America? I found out it seems like quite a few peoples knew about Ethiopia! The reason we have been isolated as a Christian nation, the rest of the world for a long time!
You should invite ‘Henok Elias’ who is a deacon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and has a similar channel called the “philosophy of arts and science.” I feel like the guest in this video missed out on a lot of the rich history. Please reach out to Henok he’s very knowledgeable on these topics and i would love to see a part 2 on this. Love these vids!
I appreciate Deen w. amold to come to Ethiopia, to stedy and to understand about Ethiopian Orthodox theology, but I think he missed,that he must have to talk the higher scholars ,high priests,and he must have to make contact to the senodos (diocies ) members. And more if he talks to mahebere kidusan offices with, the sabbath school cnoseltance. That why he simes little confused about orthodox doctrines.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
I am Ethiopian orthodox, I love... coptic church. We have coptic Saints in Ethiopia, we have church and monastery for the saints even the coptics' themselves are not aware of. ONE CHURCH ✝️
This is nice. There’s a momentary in Eritrea, called Debre Sina which is built in the 3rd century. I wish Eritrea was open to everyone, the historians and archaeologists. We have very older monstrosities in there aswell.
Ethiopian Food is different food from Indian food,' the rest of conversation I love it very much! And real & honest explanation and real. It is God's Miracles!!!
our culture and tradition is still Judaic our railgun is Coptic orthodox but most people don't know that. our Judaic tradition did not com during Roman Empower ether...it came long before the Solomonic era
You are right our culture is Judaic and we were practicing Judaism long befor Solomonic ere but Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo and Coptic Orthodox are different. We are not Coptic Orthodox you can bring this question to our Orthodox teachers.
I am orthodox Christian but Jewish influence is big for example until now in Ethiopia we don't drink water from Saturday and Sunday we drink from Friday water only
No one is attacking EOTC . Your argument comes from your tribal ideology 😂😂😂. Stop your nonsense 😂😂😂. Your fairytales are losing acceptance in Ethiopia 🇪🇹. We are coming to reality . God bless Ethiopia 🇪🇹
I love ❤️ what you guys doing we are learning a great deal from your channel. Unfortunately in Ethiopia the Orthodox Church had been attacked for the past 30-40 years. Because of outside interests and surrounding Muslim nations that has try to control it. The Muslim population in Ethiopia is growing in a very high number and the Arab countries are influencing and helping to shape the politics and dominance. Please 🙏🏼 pray for orthodox churches it’s leaders and followers constantly arrested just for being Amhara and orthodox. This’s a very difficult time in Ethiopian orthodox churches and followers. 🙏🏼❤️
Please have one of YOTC members for better understanding about Ethiopian orthodox. This group are Ethiopians young living in USA. Know much about this church.
Thank you so much: just to answer some questions The Eucharist can be taken by every baptized Christian in the EOTC however you have to confess to a priest beforehand. (A lot of people don’t take it because they haven’t confessed or they are not ready because they’re just not ready to take it that day) The liturgy and all the hymns and chants are from Yaredic music or from Saint Yared who was a composer and a church father in the 5th or so century. Instruments used also adhere to his musicology, that was revealed to him and symbolize Christ’s story. The only instruments used are the Harp of David , Masinqo, (a one stringed lyre) , kirar, and tsenatsil also symbolic and important to the church.
All of the rhythmic movements symbolize something as well there is a document and an album inedit called Aqwaqwam that explains everything and has an audio version of this
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
Ethiopians hold a significant position in Christianity, second only to Israel, as they were among the earliest to embrace the New Testament. Even during the Old Testament era, Ethiopians worshipped God and safeguarded the hidden location of the Ark of the Covenant. Despite these historical facts, many individuals refute this truth, often due to preconceived notions about Africans and their contributions. Anyone familiar with the Bible would recognize that Ethiopians are mentioned more than 40 times throughout its pages. Surprisingly, the Catholic Church and Freemasons possess a deeper understanding of this reality than anyone else globally. Unfortunately, they choose to suppress this knowledge and instead distort the ancient heritage of Ethiopians, falsely attributing it to Britain. Since the 16th century, these institutions have perpetrated the theft of thousands of ancient Ethiopian books in their attempt to convert Ethiopians to Catholicism through the Jesuit movement. Disturbingly, over 8,000 Ethiopian Orthodox monks and parishioners have been martyred as a result. Even today, the Freemasons and the covert forces of the Western world persist in their efforts to erode Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity and dismantle its cultural significance. They do so by supporting ethnic politicians who propagate a distorted and fabricated history, authored by Europeans. Regrettably, much of Ethiopian history, like that of the rest of Africa, has been tainted by biased European narratives that portray Europeans as great and Africans, including Ethiopians, as nomadic and uncivilized people. We find ourselves living, thinking, and even dying in a world still influenced by the legacy of colonizers.
Thank you Mr. Dean , I love all the issues you raised specially how we are going to be beneficiary for the future on spreading God's word and Faith and almost of all of us/Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido's believe and strive for that too. as per the Icons i dont think you have a sufficient information on that because we have so many that its not even enough to name...! 💚💛❤
I think it is better to leave the politics to the locals. I mostly enjoyed the conversation you had except for the current conflict and also the political background related to it. I hope you can either leave the politics or give it a better perspective!
@@gedionendalkachew12 We all know it is witchcraft. A lot of witchcraft worshippers. They wrap a piece of timber and claim it is the Ark of covenant. Is there any Ark of the covenant in New Testament? Tell me the Ethiopian Orthodox Church you know 😂. Why do you lie ?
You really did a great job. By the way, Menorah is everywhere. We have it in my house but didn't know it has any relation to Judaism till I move to US. Everything you answered is what I heard as an Ethiopian. I like Dean a lot but I advice you in the future not to comment about politics. For instance, do you know majority TPLF leaders communists? They don't believe in God. Do you know Ethiopian soldiers took suicide rather than killing Tigrean mom and dad who attacks Ethiopian soldiers? I recommend you also to check Dr Ephraim Issac book about Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity too.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
John Malala, whom we cited in a previous note, gives an account of an embassy sent by Justinian to the Emperor of the Axômites, whom he calls Elesbóas: thus fortunately, says Salt in his work descriptive of his Voyage to Abyssinia (p. 468), identifying Anda, Ameda and Elesbóas, as titles of the same sovereign. This author points out that what gave occasion to the expedition of Elesbóas was the murder of St. Aretas by the Homerites. He fixes the death of Aretas in the year 522, which was the fifth year of the Emperor Justinus; the visit of Cosmas to Adulê to about 525, and the expedition against the Homerites to about 530. Montfaucon has here the following note: "In the Vatican copy in the first hand the reading is . This Elesbaan, King of the Axômites, in that expedition which Cosmas mentions, destroyed the kingdom of the Homerites, having defeated Dunaanus, a king of the Jewish religion, who inflicted horrible tortures on the Christians. This Elesbaan was known by another name, Caleb, and was celebrated alike by Greeks and Arabians and Ethiopians, and was enrolled in the number of the saints. He is mentioned by Nonnosus in by Metaphrastus, by Callistus, and by Abulpharagitis. All this you will find recorded at great length in Job Ludolph, a most accurate expounder and investigator of Ethiopian affairs." (Cosmas Indicopleustes, Christian Topography (1897) pp. 23-90. Book 2 (tertullian.org)) Justinian treated them as a Christian Kingdom, if Ethiopia was still sent its Bishops from Alexandria, they would have been Melkites (i.e. Chalcedonians) IMHO.
This is pure EO historical revisionism. The Roman Catholics admit that St Kaleb was Non-Chalcedonian, specifically the Bishop Afonso Mendes, (the state religion was Roman Catholicism for a very brief moment) admits that Kaleb had retired to the monastery of Abba Pantelewon & also went there for their blessings before his campaigns against the Himyarites. St Kaleb supposedly sending his crown to Jerusalem was merely an act of Christian unity. Emperor Yeshaq I nearly married off his daughter to Peter of Aragon, Count of Alburquerque for “Christian unity” despite both parties not being in communion with one another. The act of sending his crown to Jerusalem does not at all indicate he was Chalcedonian. St Yared who helped with the coronation of King Kaleb had visited the individual churches/monasteries of the 9 saints and even aided them in building it with the assistance of Kaleb’s predecessors. Roman Catholics also acknowledge that St Aretas & the Himyarites both martyred & post-conquest/Axumite colonization were Non-Chalcedonian. There is simply just a mountain of evidence pointing directly towards Ethiopia & Eritrea being Non-Chalcedonian at the time along with other Chalcedonian groups (Roman Catholics) acknowledging this.
@@kaleabbdagne6641 this is certainly possible because we have in egypt chalcedonian bishops working with non (or former) chalcedonians. However, to posit a chalcedonian patriarch never sent a chalcedonian bishop to ethiopia when we have no source to the contrary does not make sense to me, anyway.
@@OrthodoxChristianTheology Theres no evidence of a Chalcedonian presence in Ethiopia outside of some Greek merchants in the Medieval ages & the Jesuits.... Ethiopia and Eritrea in antiquity were certainly not Chalcedonian. Like I said RC’s admit this in their Martyrdom books & we have documentation of the nine saints. Nothing of a Chalcedonian presence there.
I'm grateful to the LORD that we have trinitarian bretheren who are defending TRI-UNE GOD. I have no doubt about TRI-UNE GOD of roman catholic, orthodox, protestant (all denominations under protestant exxept onenees) and coptic beleived in the same TRI-UNE GOD. I hope amd pray roman catholic, protestant, orthodox and coptic should unite and set aside trivial diffrence because we (trinitarian christians) must not put foothold for anti-trinitarian i.e. islam, unitarianism, judaism, watchtower, mormonism, cgurch of Christ. PRAISE THE LORD
It’s true in Oromia region there has been a genocide that’s so gruesome has been going on against Amharas orthodox christians. Ine of the leading figure is a Muslim Oromo’s guy that lives in Minesota that has been going back and forth recently residing in Kenya getting help from Middle East. He use to be on Al Jazeera a lot Kuwait is one of the countries that help Muslims i. Ethiopia to dominate the region.
What I don't understand is referring to multiple ethnic or linguistic groups "tribes" - are those really tribes or simply linguistic/ethnical groups like in modern world?
The drums has a meaning and the sticks is the cross of Jesus and the thing they put on their head are meaning and the dance also all its related with Jesus when he suffer from the start until the end the dance is when he walks caring the cross they cared those sticks to and also other thing Even the drum the ropes that are tide like cris cross that represent the injury that Jesus had when he beaten it all has a meaning
The problem is , the current Ethiopian PM is a Pentecostal. So he is killing the strong Orthodox base which is the North of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Their trying to install Pentecostal in the North which is the strong Orthodox Base,the Tgray, Amhara and Eritrea.
King Solomon has two children from Ethiopian Queen saba Minilik the First & zaguye from her servant. Their family were lead the country until king Hile silase.
Actually that is a legend .There is no actual evidence to support that. This whole Kebre Nagast story brought into it to prove tribal politics to assert control over the people.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life, i.e. the One, Holy, Congregational and Apostolic Church) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita To claim that Ethiopian Orthodox Christians are not Orthodox and have fallen away from the true faith, teaching, spirituality, and life of the One, Holy, Congregational, and Apostolic Church, and that they are not part of the Orthodox Church, is a perspective rooted in theological differences and not factual evidence. The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is one of the ancient Oriental Orthodox Churches and holds distinctive theological positions, including a Christological perspective that is often characterized as Miaphysite. The term "Miaphysite" refers to the belief in a single, unified nature of Christ, combining both divine and human aspects, and it is associated with the Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church, along with other Oriental Orthodox Churches, did not accept the Chalcedonian definition and thus diverged from the Byzantine or Eastern Orthodox tradition. However, it's crucial to recognize that the issue of Christology has been a subject of ongoing dialogue and exploration between various Christian traditions, and differences in theological language and interpretation do not necessarily negate the sincerity or orthodoxy of a particular Christian group. Moreover, discussions between Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox Churches, including the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, have taken place in recent decades, aiming at finding common ground and resolving historical theological disagreements. Efforts toward mutual understanding and reconciliation demonstrate a shared commitment to dialogue and unity within the broader Christian community.
Sadly, regarding the situation in Ethiopia right now, Dean W. Arnold got it completely wrong and also is missing some information regarding the history of Axum and how it came to be. Next time, please try to do a bit more research because it would be injustice to the innocent people dying. Thank you.
Monasticism is a way of living that's religious, isolated from other people, and self-disciplined. In many religions, monks and nuns practice monasticism. Do you live as though you're a monk in a monastery? Then you can describe your lifestyle as monasticism.
Thouroughly enjoyed this interview but Why does something ethiopian always have to be influenced from outside. Like the food you guys conclude if it can't be from India it has to be from yemen? Maybe yemen is influenced by ethiopia? For matter of fact parts of yemen and Saudi were under axumite rule. I see this a lot where outsiders usually assume something always come from outside.
When you talk about Ethiopia in ancient times you can include Sudan to. Infact most of Africa was called Ethiopia. Ethiopia is an Greek name for dark skinned African people.
the person who is giving the interview you have a lots more to learn . you know enough about the subject but not enough to say i am wrong. not disrespect at all i am just saying you need more knowledge that is all.
the ecclesiastic center of Ethiopian Orthodox is Gonder not Axum. and one more thing the Felasha and the rest of the Judaic inflows is in Gonder not Axum . Axum is the set of the Ark
@@infinityandmore6438 Axum is one of the capital of Ethiopia but there were other capital in Ethiopia that was modern day Shewa i forgot the name but Axum was the center of the Empire but not the spritual center.
Last year on my way to work I saw an OCA priest and greeted him, asking for his blessing. I suppose when people write my biography they’ll say that I was a Chalcedonian because of this? Lol
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church. I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
Craig, the book of Henok that is found in Ethiopia which you said is similar with the one in Greek is only Volume 1. Volume 2 and 3 are only found in Ethiopia, it is never translated to Greek like volume 1 did. Ethiopia is the morher humanity that will soon bring the truth to the surface. And all human will know God and be human again!
The Ethiopian Jews do claim that they are the descendants from Queen Sheba's and Solomon's son and his entourage of Jews he took from Israel. However, a more popular belief is that when the First Temple got destroyed and the Jews fled from Israel to Egypt and then later continuing to Ethiopia due to disagreements between the Jews living in Egypt. These Jews stayed there for thousands of years and did not learn of the writings in the Talmud and only practiced the older writings such as the Torah. Furthermore more, according to Jewish sages they originate from the tribe of Dan. It does explain why the Ark of the Covenant is claimed to be in Eritrea/Northern Ethiopia.
You really understood the Ethiopia history, culture and religion very well more than its people shouting here their comment indicates that th at they know nothing. Abt Ethiopia...
Thank you 🙏🏼 for recognizing it. Ethiopia still fighting from surrounding Muslim countries pressure. There’s a lots of manipulation either through the government or I’ve Middle East. Leaders still manipulating to split and incite violence to have Muslim m dominance mind you Ethiopians gave shelter to Muslims today they’re trying to burn churches and murder christians. It’s very disappointing. At one time Indian Ocean use to be called ethiopia ocean. Ruled all the way to Egypt and India.
The population increase he’s talking abt is heavily muslim, same in Nigeria. It’s not necessarily children born to Christian families but actually muslims. Unfortunately.
Ethiopia will stretch forth her hands unto God. We must know our history and the effort by the West over the centuries and decades to bring Ethiopia, the land where the "gods" love to be, to her heels and be no more than a failed African state. Our Abunes, Clergy, Debteras, Deacons, and faithful must stand firm and preserve our faith and unique Christian culture as Satan continues to try and make Ethiopia just a land of legends and myths which is far from the truth.
First of all christainty did not reach to Ethiopia, but it started in Ethiopia. Jesus himself has built a church in Ethiopia. Christanity did not start when Jesus came, obviously. You are partly correct about the story of Solomon and queen of Sheba, but you are also wrong about Ethiopia converting to Judaism by the Felashas. Actually the Judaism orginated in Ethiopia, it was called Orit "ኦሪት". So it did not come from Isreal. The coming of Jesus have been preached in Ethiopia thousands of years before Jesus while the rest of the world did not and actaully they also refused to accept Jesus and even killed him. So the world did not believe in Jesus when Jesus was alive, the bible is about the world not believing in Jesus particularly the Greeks, the Bible extensively talks about all Greeks refusing Jesus, so christainty can not have come from Greek. There were churches in Ethiopia before Jesus. Actually, like you said Ethiopia start thier history from Adam and eve, but also the Ethiopian orthodox starts from Noah, Noah had 3 kids , you know who they are and who they represent today. All Lies will come clear, Ethiopia will make it clear!! There is a huge reason GOD kept Ethiopia uncolonized, the devil will be exposed by Ethiopian Orthodox. It is only a matter of time! You are correct Melketsadik is an Ethiopian. So if you know that you know Christianity orgianted in Ethiopia. Humanity will change and be grounded once again through Ethiopia.
Ethiopians not convertd from Judia and the Felashs story is as you said when king solomen child Minlik he came with Ark of Covenant and so many people came an they are a place Gonder Amhara region.
I am an copt orthodox, we love our ethiopian and eritrean orthodox and all the oriental churches
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinitayou are totally wrong about Ethiopian orthodoxy. Ethiopian Orthodoxy is not eastern orthodox, it is Oriental orthodox. You need to know who are Eastern and who are Oriental.
@@Ortho_1_Christhe’s not saying you are eastern orthodox
@@Kgdity8eitkg hes saying we Eastern Orthodox are the true church and that you oriental "orthodox" are schismatic
@@Kgdity8eitkg yeah but they are miaphysite
Very interesting topic, I have been interested in the Ethiopian Church for a long time. I wonder why Western forms of Christianity are so popular among Black People? Considering that Ethiopia is one of the oldest Christian Nations.
With the right evangelism they can make converts
the ethio orthodox church is seen by many in the country as the religious arm of the imperial state. so when the ethio empire expanded at the turn of the century this resulted in a lot of forced conversions to orthodox christianity & cultural assimilation. Many people in the south who were part of formerly independent kingdoms therefore chose to convert to western forms of christianity (or Islam) as a kind of protest against what they saw as imperial hegemony. So the reasons for the growth are mostly wrapped up in politics, the history of the church and a desire to resist cultural homogeneity
For American black people, one sad word; slavery. Evangelical Protestantism was forced on these people hundreds of years ago. It’s all many folks know. It would be cool if there was a black ancient church consciousness movement. Many would be returning to their roots without even knowing it. I’m not black so I suppose it is just not my place to speak on such matters.
@@divinespark236 I am Black, and you are correct. We don't really know about it. I'm also a catechumen in Eastern Orthodoxy. I didn't know much, really anything, about Orthodoxy until a few months ago. But you're right on point. There is a movement of looking back to ancient African Christianity (Coptic, Ethiopian, Nubian) among many Black evangelicals as a reactions against the white supremacy in American evangelicalism. I'm hopeful that this will result in many more conversions to Orthodoxy.
As a quick side note: Ethiopia, as an uncolonized ancient African Christian civilization, has always played an important role for Africans Christians and for us in the Diaspora, even Black Protestants.
Don't worry the world religions will units into Ethiopian orthodoxy at the end and it's not too far🙂
Thank you, both of you. I am an Ethiopian, Orthodox Tewahido church believer. I'd say, Mr. Dean pointed out a lot of interesting facts about Ethiopia and
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita I am not completely sure what is Monophysites mean. I tried to define it and this is what I found "A christological teaching that the person of Christ consisted of a single divine nature or a united divine and human nature in which the human was absorbed by the divine. The full humanity of Christ was not upheld." According to my knowledge the name Orthodoxy has nothing to do with Monophysites. The name is given to Christians after the Council of Nicaea, which was called to resolve the controversy of Arianism, a doctrine that held that Christ was not divine but was a created being. The council argued Arianism based the church's holy bible and proved that Christ is God, Son of God, among the Holy Trinity. Christians who accept the Nicene Creed, who believe Jesus Christ is God are called Orthodox. According to our church teaching, Orthodoxy is believing that.
About Monophysite, we believe Jesus Christ is Devin and Man but he is one. That may sound we believe in Monophysite but we don't because it says "... which the human was absorbed by the divine. The full humanity of Christ was not upheld." We don't believe in that.
We agree Jesus Christ is one entity after Holy Incarnation, we do not say two. But is both human and Devin. Let's take a simple but not perfect example to show my argument. A man has both soul and flesh (body). Even if he has both flesh and soul we don't refer that man as two entity. He is one. He has one name, one thought one life ... likewise we understand Jesus Christ's Holy Incarnation is like the unity of soul and flesh. hence the name "Tewahido" stands for no separation between 1) The divine person of Jesus Christ and (2) The human nature of Jesus Christ after God became man in the womb of our Lady Saint Verging Marry.
I hope that give you some context about Ethiopian Orthodox Tewhido church.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita Stop being weird and commenting this under every comment.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinitaEthiopian, Egyptian coptic Eritrea, The Armenians, the Asarian, the Man kara Indians are oriental orthodox. They are not eastern orthodox. You need to know this first before you keep spitting your nonsense in every comments.
@@tewodrosgebre204most the belief of the eastern Orthodox is that the Oriental are outside the boundaries of the church but that the orientals are the closest to us even tho Catholic christology is diaphysite the actual daily living and faith is closer to orientals
I have your book and it helped me embrace Tewahedo
The Name of the book please
@@zema22 "Unknown Empire"
Check out Christian Prince on UA-cam bro ❤
@@vernonrobinson1685 Was conversion a long process? Isn't the service in Amharic or Geez??
@tmc1373
It took me over a year because I wanted to understand the mysteries of the church.
The services are in Geez, but, twice a month, I go to kidasse( liturgy) in English.
They are on UA-cam as SPOT ( St. Paul Orthodox).
Plus, I've been a student of conversational Amaregna ( Amharic) the whole time.
Well iam Ethiopian and very happy watching this. in fact Ethiopian orthodox church had a 3 thousand years history's.
I belive it has far more than that
Lol
Хришћанство постоји 2000 година. Чак и да рачунамо старозаветну Цркву, нема доказа да је она била распрострањена по Етиопији, а зна се и да је Етиопија касније преобраћена. Није битна старина културе, ни вере толико него истина.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita hahahaha Now, you tell us what you think about this. You know what, some of eastern so called orthodox thinks like you do about us Ethiopian orthodox tewahdo believers. Don’t forget that we became orthodox Christians next to the Armenian before you Eastern ‘orthodox’ existed. I know that we don’t agree and we will never be with you the eastern,about Jesus Christ!! I recommend you to READ, READ, and again READ! May the almighty God open your heart!!
Ethiopia orthodox church is beautiful religion thanks god for choosing us to be ethiopia orthodox the one and one
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
The icon hunged on the wall behind Dean W.Arnold is Ethiopic; ancient painting style of Ethiopia.
I enjoyed the interview and I really like the guy. He tried his best to introduce my beloved country ,Ethiopia at his best level to the world. Of course, there are some rooms for improvement but it's all good.
I am going to buy your book and enjoy it.
I hope to see part 2 with an Ethiopian.
Thank you.
Go to Ethiopia. You will never experience anything like it in the entire world. These are the true chosen people the Holy Bible speaks of. They are the people The Almighty created in The Book of Genesis cp. 2 in the Garden of Eden. I wish you would have interviewed a Ethiopian. They are The Zion, The Holy One of Israel. Shalom.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
Its interesting that Ethiopians have these 9 Assyrian saints that spread monasticism and Christianity in Ethiopia because in Georgia we have a very similar history with 13 Assyrian fathers that spread monasticism and astecism here. This was in the 6th century
Georgian Orthodox Church accepts Chalcedon and logically these saints would be Chalcedonian as well so its interesting how exactly it happened in Ethiopia
This is not the case, even Chalcedonian scholarship accepts that the 13 Assyrian fathers were anti-Chalcedonian (they had to be since it was the Chalcedonians who were at the time persecuting other Christologies). But, Georgia sainted them before they became Chalcedonian in the time of Kyrion. It's just like how Georgians historically have venerated St Peter the Iberian, even though Sophronius of Jerusalem anathematizes him in his Encyclical Letter accepted at 3 Constantinople.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@followthechair8658 We don't venerate Peter the Iberian nor do we accept the Assyrian fathers being anti-Chalcedonian. Not sure what scholarship are you talking about
@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita why u Always lie ?
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinitawhy we would care about your opinion...as long as our Lord is with us confirms our faith ..promising our saints He will keep our faith unshaken to the end of the world
HE continues to give us blessed priests bishops saints monks hermits to this day all kinds of miracles, we have thousands of early and modern saints
But i also respect and have much love to greek , russian ...all Orthodox
It is not civil war it is about protecting ethiopia as a country
What ever we call it it's a civil war lik ertheria
የሚወደድ፣ መልካም ነገር ለማውራት የሚጥር፣ የሚያውቀውን ብቻ የሚያወራ፣ ድንቅ 'ኢትዮጵያዊ'። አርኖልድ እናመሰግናለን። መጽሐፍህም ተመሳሳይ እንዲሆን እመኛለሁ። ካገኘሁ ለማንበብ ምኞቴ ነው። የዝግጅቱ አቅራቢ ክሬግም አዲስ ነገር ለመስማት የተዘጋጀ ጆሮና ልብ ስላዳበርክ ልትመሰገን ይገባል። የጌታችን የመድኃኒታችን የእየሱስ ክርስቶስ በረከት ከአንተ ጋር ይሁን። የአምላካችን እናት እመቤታችን ቅድስት ድንግል ማርያም ሥራህን ትባርክልህ።
Great video and interview with Dean Arnold. I would like to add that when Frumentius and Adesius came to Ethiopia Ella Alada was King and not the father of Ezana who was Senfa Ared II. When Frumentius returned from Egypt after being consecrated as the fist Bishop of Ethiopia by Athanasius, brothers Abreha and Asbeha were in power. After converting to Christianity there names became Ezana and Shai azana. Adesius returned Tyre where he became presbtyr. It was from here that Adesius told Rufinus Tyranius the account of what had taken place in Ethiopia.
Love to all my orthodox from eritrean orthodox
Love to you to from egyptian coptic church
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinitawe are Orthodox. You cannot speak for us
what you say about the chanting, it is a prayer giving thanks to God. It is one of the main traditions in the Ethiopian orthodox church
This was a fascinating conversation.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life, i.e. the One, Holy, Congregational and Apostolic Church) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I think some people might be confused: he’s Eastern Orthodox (the actual Orthodox) in Ethiopia. He’s not part of the anti ChalcedonIan Ethiopian Church.
እግዚአብሔር ይስጥልን ስለ ኢትዮጵያ ስላወራችሁ! ጥቁሮች ብንሆንም ጥሩ ታሪክ አለን! እናመሰግናለን ስለኢትዮጵያ እንድፀልዩ በትህትና እጠይቃለሁ አመሰግናለሁ!!! Thank you Dears for this program! Riley I have grateful for you! may Almighty God bless you!! 🙏🙋🌺🌺✝👑✝💐🌾⛪💐
😂😂😂😂ጥቁር ብንሆን አላልሽም እግዚአብሔር የሰጠን ማንነታችን ነዉ ዉበታችን ❤
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
ጥቁር ብንኾንም ማለትሽ ??ጥቁረታችን ቢያኮራን እንጅ አያሳፍረንም!!!
I grew up in a sort of missionary family in Ethiopia. I definitely relate the the "reverse mission trip" sentiment. I'd call my self a reverse missionary kid, now I am an Orthodox Catechumen. Keep the Ethiopian Church in your prayers as the government has turned on the Orthodox Church. And Protestantism, prosperity gospel in particular, is absolutely a huge threat at the moment.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
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Thank you for sharing our Orthodox Christianity and ancient history with the world. By the way, I am a deacon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and I have enough knowledge about our church as well as the history of our country.
love from Ethiopia to Orthodox brothers and sisters all over the world ☦
First of all! I tanks both off u CRAIG and DEAN! By taking your times to figure out and also to know what makes sense! The reason why I’m saying this? When I saw the whole conversation between you! I knew especially what Craig talking about it! BC he took his time to see on his eyes what made his mind what he knows so far! I enjoyed it the whole conversation! Reason because born and grew up in Ethiopia! I’m very deeply orthodox Christian! But since arrive here in America? I found out it seems like quite a few peoples knew about Ethiopia! The reason we have been isolated as a Christian nation, the rest of the world for a long time!
You should invite ‘Henok Elias’ who is a deacon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and has a similar channel called the “philosophy of arts and science.” I feel like the guest in this video missed out on a lot of the rich history. Please reach out to Henok he’s very knowledgeable on these topics and i would love to see a part 2 on this. Love these vids!
Put a good word in for me
I have his number
I appreciate Deen w. amold to come to Ethiopia, to stedy and to understand about Ethiopian Orthodox theology, but I think he missed,that he must have to talk the higher scholars ,high priests,and he must have to make contact to the senodos (diocies ) members. And more if he talks to mahebere kidusan offices with, the sabbath school cnoseltance. That why he simes little confused about orthodox doctrines.
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita what a lair u are😜
I am Ethiopian orthodox, I love... coptic church. We have coptic Saints in Ethiopia, we have church and monastery for the saints even the coptics' themselves are not aware of. ONE CHURCH ✝️
This is nice. There’s a momentary in Eritrea, called Debre Sina which is built in the 3rd century. I wish Eritrea was open to everyone, the historians and archaeologists. We have very older monstrosities in there aswell.
Dean W.Arnold ...Good research Thankyou
Great information brothers
thanks!
Ethiopian Food is different food from Indian food,' the rest of conversation I love it very much! And real & honest explanation and real. It is God's Miracles!!!
our culture and tradition is still Judaic our railgun is Coptic orthodox but most people don't know that. our Judaic tradition did not com during Roman Empower ether...it came long before the Solomonic era
You are right our culture is Judaic and we were practicing Judaism long befor Solomonic ere but Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo and Coptic Orthodox are different. We are not Coptic Orthodox you can bring this question to our Orthodox teachers.
I am orthodox Christian but Jewish influence is big for example until now in Ethiopia we don't drink water from Saturday and Sunday we drink from Friday water only
Great video. I really appreciated learning more.
We should also remember that later in life, Moses married an Ethiopian woman. That occurred well before Solomon and Seba's union.
That’s true. Moses was criticized for marrying Ethiopian
Dean is very respectful thx bless
Booth of you ..good hearted...long live may Gid bless your life!!
The EOTC is being attacked in Ethiopia right now. With the help of God we are trying to stand united and defend our religion and faith.
That's horrible, is the state secular or are Ethiopian Orthodox ethnically out numbered?
It's a secure country but still government wants to destroy the E Orthodox church.
@@OrthodoxChristianTheology the secular state we are still the largest religious demographic
No one is attacking EOTC . Your argument comes from your tribal ideology 😂😂😂. Stop your nonsense 😂😂😂. Your fairytales are losing acceptance in Ethiopia 🇪🇹. We are coming to reality . God bless Ethiopia 🇪🇹
@@sweetman5249ዝምበል አረመኔ
I love ❤️ what you guys doing we are learning a great deal from your channel. Unfortunately in Ethiopia the Orthodox Church had been attacked for the past 30-40 years. Because of outside interests and surrounding Muslim nations that has try to control it. The Muslim population in Ethiopia is growing in a very high number and the Arab countries are influencing and helping to shape the politics and dominance. Please 🙏🏼 pray for orthodox churches it’s leaders and followers constantly arrested just for being Amhara and orthodox. This’s a very difficult time in Ethiopian orthodox churches and followers.
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49:57 you forget to mention the main place" lalibela"
Please have one of YOTC members for better understanding about Ethiopian orthodox. This group are Ethiopians young living in USA. Know much about this church.
I'm from ethiopia..I love you brother...christ is risen!@#
Im ethiopian orthodox thanks for making this vid
Great video. Thank you Dean for your information. I’m going to read Unknown empire.
Thank you so much: just to answer some questions
The Eucharist can be taken by every baptized Christian in the EOTC however you have to confess to a priest beforehand. (A lot of people don’t take it because they haven’t confessed or they are not ready because they’re just not ready to take it that day)
The liturgy and all the hymns and chants are from Yaredic music or from Saint Yared who was a composer and a church father in the 5th or so century. Instruments used also adhere to his musicology, that was revealed to him and symbolize Christ’s story. The only instruments used are the Harp of David , Masinqo, (a one stringed lyre) , kirar, and tsenatsil also symbolic and important to the church.
All of the rhythmic movements symbolize something as well there is a document and an album inedit called Aqwaqwam that explains everything and has an audio version of this
St merkorios icon in shew ethiopia got a miraculous ico in which the horse on the icon moves once in a year on annual celebration
I listen to your interview. Do you have any idea about the current situation regarding the orthodox religion in Ethiopia?
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinitawhat are you talking about😂😂
Ethiopians hold a significant position in Christianity, second only to Israel, as they were among the earliest to embrace the New Testament. Even during the Old Testament era, Ethiopians worshipped God and safeguarded the hidden location of the Ark of the Covenant. Despite these historical facts, many individuals refute this truth, often due to preconceived notions about Africans and their contributions.
Anyone familiar with the Bible would recognize that Ethiopians are mentioned more than 40 times throughout its pages. Surprisingly, the Catholic Church and Freemasons possess a deeper understanding of this reality than anyone else globally. Unfortunately, they choose to suppress this knowledge and instead distort the ancient heritage of Ethiopians, falsely attributing it to Britain.
Since the 16th century, these institutions have perpetrated the theft of thousands of ancient Ethiopian books in their attempt to convert Ethiopians to Catholicism through the Jesuit movement. Disturbingly, over 8,000 Ethiopian Orthodox monks and parishioners have been martyred as a result.
Even today, the Freemasons and the covert forces of the Western world persist in their efforts to erode Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity and dismantle its cultural significance. They do so by supporting ethnic politicians who propagate a distorted and fabricated history, authored by Europeans. Regrettably, much of Ethiopian history, like that of the rest of Africa, has been tainted by biased European narratives that portray Europeans as great and Africans, including Ethiopians, as nomadic and uncivilized people.
We find ourselves living, thinking, and even dying in a world still influenced by the legacy of colonizers.
to put it simply ethiopian orthodoxy is what the jews would have been practicing had they accepted out lord and saviour Jesus Christ
Thank you Mr. Dean , I love all the issues you raised specially how we are going to be beneficiary for the future on spreading God's word and Faith and almost of all of us/Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido's believe and strive for that too.
as per the Icons i dont think you have a sufficient information on that because we have so many that its not even enough to name...!
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I love dean I can see he is Good guy my kind of renaissance man big respect brother I hope Egziahbeer bless u and you’re family u keep it straight
Generally speaking, it's the
islamic community that has to learn to be peaceable with other communities.
I think it is better to leave the politics to the locals. I mostly enjoyed the conversation you had except for the current conflict and also the political background related to it. I hope you can either leave the politics or give it a better perspective!
Eritrea is 63% orthodox.
Eritrea is the part of 🇪🇹1🇪🇷
@@የማርያምወርቅ no longer,thank goodness
@@werqzeleke2815Eritrea is 60% ghost town
Man try Dr roads he is a philologist and he also learned theology and he has a big role in Ethiopia Orthodox tewahdo
Can you clarify his name or send a link to his work? Can’t seem to find anything about him.
@@joshuaben16 Dr. Rodas..or his youtube channel..www.youtube.com/@drrodastadeseandromeda9034
He is actually a magician . His teachings are more of fairytales . I don’t recommend him to anyone. He usually teaches Greek mythology 😂😂😂
@@sweetman5249from ur comment we have understand that u don't have any idea about Ethiopian Orthodox tewahedo church teachings
@@gedionendalkachew12 We all know it is witchcraft. A lot of witchcraft worshippers. They wrap a piece of timber and claim it is the Ark of covenant. Is there any Ark of the covenant in New Testament? Tell me the Ethiopian Orthodox Church you know 😂.
Why do you lie ?
If you want to learn a lot, you should check the monasteries out. There’s a lot of them
Any recommendations of specific places?
There are so many i don't know u can search on Google if u want ask
You really did a great job. By the way, Menorah is everywhere. We have it in my house but didn't know it has any relation to Judaism till I move to US. Everything you answered is what I heard as an Ethiopian. I like Dean a lot but I advice you in the future not to comment about politics. For instance, do you know majority TPLF leaders communists? They don't believe in God. Do you know Ethiopian soldiers took suicide rather than killing Tigrean mom and dad who attacks Ethiopian soldiers?
I recommend you also to check Dr Ephraim Issac book about Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity too.
My grandfather spent a lot of time in the church and he would say Jesus and Mary crossed through, what was then called, Axum.
Christianity was here before it ever reached the west
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
John Malala, whom we cited in a previous note, gives an account of an embassy sent by Justinian to the Emperor of the Axômites, whom he calls Elesbóas: thus fortunately, says Salt in his work descriptive of his Voyage to Abyssinia (p. 468), identifying Anda, Ameda and Elesbóas, as titles of the same sovereign. This author points out that what gave occasion to the expedition of Elesbóas was the murder of St. Aretas by the Homerites. He fixes the death of Aretas in the year 522, which was the fifth year of the Emperor Justinus; the visit of Cosmas to Adulê to about 525, and the expedition against the Homerites to about 530. Montfaucon has here the following note: "In the Vatican copy in the first hand the reading is . This Elesbaan, King of the Axômites, in that expedition which Cosmas mentions, destroyed the kingdom of the Homerites, having defeated Dunaanus, a king of the Jewish religion, who inflicted horrible tortures on the Christians. This Elesbaan was known by another name, Caleb, and was celebrated alike by Greeks and Arabians and Ethiopians, and was enrolled in the number of the saints. He is mentioned by Nonnosus in by Metaphrastus, by Callistus, and by Abulpharagitis. All this you will find recorded at great length in Job Ludolph, a most accurate expounder and investigator of Ethiopian affairs." (Cosmas Indicopleustes, Christian Topography (1897) pp. 23-90. Book 2 (tertullian.org))
Justinian treated them as a Christian Kingdom, if Ethiopia was still sent its Bishops from Alexandria, they would have been Melkites (i.e. Chalcedonians) IMHO.
This is pure EO historical revisionism. The Roman Catholics admit that St Kaleb was Non-Chalcedonian, specifically the Bishop Afonso Mendes, (the state religion was Roman Catholicism for a very brief moment) admits that Kaleb had retired to the monastery of Abba Pantelewon & also went there for their blessings before his campaigns against the Himyarites. St Kaleb supposedly sending his crown to Jerusalem was merely an act of Christian unity. Emperor Yeshaq I nearly married off his daughter to Peter of Aragon, Count of Alburquerque for “Christian unity” despite both parties not being in communion with one another. The act of sending his crown to Jerusalem does not at all indicate he was Chalcedonian. St Yared who helped with the coronation of King Kaleb had visited the individual churches/monasteries of the 9 saints and even aided them in building it with the assistance of Kaleb’s predecessors. Roman Catholics also acknowledge that St Aretas & the Himyarites both martyred & post-conquest/Axumite colonization were Non-Chalcedonian. There is simply just a mountain of evidence pointing directly towards Ethiopia & Eritrea being Non-Chalcedonian at the time along with other Chalcedonian groups (Roman Catholics) acknowledging this.
@@kaleabbdagne6641 this is certainly possible because we have in egypt chalcedonian bishops working with non (or former) chalcedonians. However, to posit a chalcedonian patriarch never sent a chalcedonian bishop to ethiopia when we have no source to the contrary does not make sense to me, anyway.
@@OrthodoxChristianTheology Theres no evidence of a Chalcedonian presence in Ethiopia outside of some Greek merchants in the Medieval ages & the Jesuits.... Ethiopia and Eritrea in antiquity were certainly not Chalcedonian. Like I said RC’s admit this in their Martyrdom books & we have documentation of the nine saints. Nothing of a Chalcedonian presence there.
@@kaleabbdagne6641 are you EOC
I'm grateful to the LORD that we have trinitarian bretheren who are defending TRI-UNE GOD. I have no doubt about TRI-UNE GOD of roman catholic, orthodox, protestant (all denominations under protestant exxept onenees) and coptic beleived in the same TRI-UNE GOD. I hope amd pray roman catholic, protestant, orthodox and coptic should unite and set aside trivial diffrence because we (trinitarian christians) must not put foothold for anti-trinitarian i.e. islam, unitarianism, judaism, watchtower, mormonism, cgurch of Christ.
PRAISE THE LORD
You are right We should work on unity. But still 👆Our differences are not trivial .
It’s true in Oromia region there has been a genocide that’s so gruesome has been going on against Amharas orthodox christians. Ine of the leading figure is a Muslim Oromo’s guy that lives in Minesota that has been going back and forth recently residing in Kenya getting help from Middle East. He use to be on Al Jazeera a lot Kuwait is one of the countries that help Muslims i. Ethiopia to dominate the region.
World has to come and know Christianity in Ethiopian
A “reverse missions trip” AKA a pilgrimage.
What I don't understand is referring to multiple ethnic or linguistic groups "tribes" - are those really tribes or simply linguistic/ethnical groups like in modern world?
The french and german is tribes too
The drums has a meaning and the sticks is the cross of Jesus and the thing they put on their head are meaning and the dance also all its related with Jesus when he suffer from the start until the end the dance is when he walks caring the cross they cared those sticks to and also other thing Even the drum the ropes that are tide like cris cross that represent the injury that Jesus had when he beaten it all has a meaning
The problem is , the current Ethiopian PM is a Pentecostal. So he is killing the strong Orthodox base which is the North of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Their trying to install Pentecostal in the North which is the strong Orthodox Base,the Tgray, Amhara and Eritrea.
As long as Ertrean 🇪🇷 orthodox quite not speaking Ethiopians stoling the history. I wish one day the Eritrean monastry open for research and study.
King Solomon has two children from Ethiopian Queen saba Minilik the First & zaguye from her servant. Their family were lead the country until king Hile silase.
So she was an easy lay
Actually that is a legend .There is no actual evidence to support that. This whole Kebre Nagast story brought into it to prove tribal politics to assert control over the people.
Great content, Thanks.
ኢትዪጲያ እረጅም ታርክ ያላት ናት ንፁኡ ኦርቶዶክስ ናት እውነቱ ይህ ነው
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life, i.e. the One, Holy, Congregational and Apostolic Church) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
@@pravoslavlje_je_vera_istinita To claim that Ethiopian Orthodox Christians are not Orthodox and have fallen away from the true faith, teaching, spirituality, and life of the One, Holy, Congregational, and Apostolic Church, and that they are not part of the Orthodox Church, is a perspective rooted in theological differences and not factual evidence.
The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is one of the ancient Oriental Orthodox Churches and holds distinctive theological positions, including a Christological perspective that is often characterized as Miaphysite.
The term "Miaphysite" refers to the belief in a single, unified nature of Christ, combining both divine and human aspects, and it is associated with the Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church, along with other Oriental Orthodox Churches, did not accept the Chalcedonian definition and thus diverged from the Byzantine or Eastern Orthodox tradition.
However, it's crucial to recognize that the issue of Christology has been a subject of ongoing dialogue and exploration between various Christian traditions, and differences in theological language and interpretation do not necessarily negate the sincerity or orthodoxy of a particular Christian group.
Moreover, discussions between Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox Churches, including the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, have taken place in recent decades, aiming at finding common ground and resolving historical theological disagreements. Efforts toward mutual understanding and reconciliation demonstrate a shared commitment to dialogue and unity within the broader Christian community.
Ethiopian are not Jewish they’re the Real Jews through lineage from the beginning of time
Elaborate please
Eritrea is not majority muslim
ow here is wrong information about eritreans most of us is orthodox christians.
Air flight from Kenya to addis Abeba Ethiopia is one hour for your information.
Sadly, regarding the situation in Ethiopia right now, Dean W. Arnold got it completely wrong and also is missing some information regarding the history of Axum and how it came to be. Next time, please try to do a bit more research because it would be injustice to the innocent people dying. Thank you.
Rome tried to hide books of Enoch
Monasticism is a way of living that's religious, isolated from other people, and self-disciplined. In many religions, monks and nuns practice monasticism. Do you live as though you're a monk in a monastery? Then you can describe your lifestyle as monasticism.
Hey you guys are missing information
We have the arc you can't evangelic Ethiopians your guys need to learn
You should invite Dr. Zebene who is very knowledgeable in this matter. Don’t forget Moses’s wife was Ethiopian.
Thouroughly enjoyed this interview but Why does something ethiopian always have to be influenced from outside. Like the food you guys conclude if it can't be from India it has to be from yemen? Maybe yemen is influenced by ethiopia? For matter of fact parts of yemen and Saudi were under axumite rule. I see this a lot where outsiders usually assume something always come from outside.
🥴you have no idea to assume we are influenced by Yemen. We don’t have cultural inheritance with Arab world.. decolonise your mind my friend
@@Black-lioness you didn't understand what I wrote read it again. We are making the same point
Well it's because it came from those places
Because outsiders don’t think Ethiopians are capable of doing those things. It a subliminal racism
It's the insidiousness of white supremacist thinking.
When you talk about Ethiopia in ancient times you can include Sudan to. Infact most of Africa was called Ethiopia. Ethiopia is an Greek name for dark skinned African people.
Enoch didn’t just spend time in Ethiopia he was an Ethiopian
Lololol please
@@werqzeleke2815 sound like you begging. Stop it 😂😂😂. We know the truth you live in a blur 😂😂😂
the person who is giving the interview you have a lots more to learn . you know enough about the subject but not enough to say i am wrong. not disrespect at all i am just saying you need more knowledge that is all.
the ecclesiastic center of Ethiopian Orthodox is Gonder not Axum.
and one more thing the Felasha and the rest of the Judaic inflows is in Gonder not Axum . Axum is the set of the Ark
Historically, the Ethiopian orthodox empire was centered around Axum- hence the term “Axumite empire”
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Axum is one of the capital of Ethiopia but there were other capital in Ethiopia that was modern day Shewa i forgot the name but Axum was the center of the Empire but not the spritual center.
Any good trumpet players in Ethiopia?
Last year on my way to work I saw an OCA priest and greeted him, asking for his blessing. I suppose when people write my biography they’ll say that I was a Chalcedonian because of this? Lol
Not being a Chalcedonian means you are an enemy of Christ
The Ethiopian "Orthodox" are not Orthodox at all. They fell away from the Church (Orthodox - true faith, teaching, spirituality and life) as well as other Monophysites even (somewhat) before the Roman Cathedra (Roman Catholics) They are not part of the Orthodox Church! That they do not profess Monophysite Christology is, I think, a dubious claim to say the least, even if someone claims it, and then the question is when and how did they stop professing it. Priest George (Georgie) Maksimov said that, I guess, some religious dignitary from Ethiopia or even maybe their council in the document that was published, whether in English or another western language, I'm not sure, expressed wording similar to Orthodox, or said something similar, and in the text in Amharic, I guess, the terminology that is Monophysite. The so-called "Oriental Orthodox" or "Miaphysites" are not part of the true Church of Christ - the (Eastern) Orthodox Church.
I might have made a mistake because I'm using a translator because I don't know English very well. Excuse me if I am especially using important terms, which can be checked elsewhere.
ENOCH THE SON OF JARED! both of them ethiopian!
And also the left hand of Christ cross is also there in short
It’s the right i think
Craig, the book of Henok that is found in Ethiopia which you said is similar with the one in Greek is only Volume 1. Volume 2 and 3 are only found in Ethiopia, it is never translated to Greek like volume 1 did.
Ethiopia is the morher humanity that will soon bring the truth to the surface. And all human will know God and be human again!
The Ethiopian Jews do claim that they are the descendants from Queen Sheba's and Solomon's son and his entourage of Jews he took from Israel. However, a more popular belief is that when the First Temple got destroyed and the Jews fled from Israel to Egypt and then later continuing to Ethiopia due to disagreements between the Jews living in Egypt. These Jews stayed there for thousands of years and did not learn of the writings in the Talmud and only practiced the older writings such as the Torah. Furthermore more, according to Jewish sages they originate from the tribe of Dan. It does explain why the Ark of the Covenant is claimed to be in Eritrea/Northern Ethiopia.
judaism is orginated in ethiopia!read the bible about moses and thora was in there first!
@@esraeltamrat6346lol no
Thank you for sharing, very interesting. I love you it ❤
You really understood the Ethiopia history, culture and religion very well more than its people shouting here their comment indicates that th at they know nothing. Abt Ethiopia...
Prester Jhon and Melke TSadik they have the same character!
Adam is Ethiopian ❤
Thank you 🙏🏼 for recognizing it. Ethiopia still fighting from surrounding Muslim countries pressure. There’s a lots of manipulation either through the government or I’ve Middle East. Leaders still manipulating to split and incite violence to have Muslim m dominance mind you Ethiopians gave shelter to Muslims today they’re trying to burn churches and murder christians.
It’s very disappointing. At one time Indian Ocean use to be called ethiopia ocean. Ruled all the way to Egypt and India.
The population increase he’s talking abt is heavily muslim, same in Nigeria. It’s not necessarily children born to Christian families but actually muslims. Unfortunately.
@@notyourtypicalcomment2399christians fail to teach
Islm will force their kids
The spritual and Ecclesiastical center Ethiopia is Gondar not Axum.
Ethiopia will stretch forth her hands unto God. We must know our history and the effort by the West over the centuries and decades to bring Ethiopia, the land where the "gods" love to be, to her heels and be no more than a failed African state. Our Abunes, Clergy, Debteras, Deacons, and faithful must stand firm and preserve our faith and unique Christian culture as Satan continues to try and make Ethiopia just a land of legends and myths which is far from the truth.
First of all christainty did not reach to Ethiopia, but it started in Ethiopia. Jesus himself has built a church in Ethiopia. Christanity did not start when Jesus came, obviously. You are partly correct about the story of Solomon and queen of Sheba, but you are also wrong about Ethiopia converting to Judaism by the Felashas. Actually the Judaism orginated in Ethiopia, it was called Orit "ኦሪት". So it did not come from Isreal. The coming of Jesus have been preached in Ethiopia thousands of years before Jesus while the rest of the world did not and actaully they also refused to accept Jesus and even killed him. So the world did not believe in Jesus when Jesus was alive, the bible is about the world not believing in Jesus particularly the Greeks, the Bible extensively talks about all Greeks refusing Jesus, so christainty can not have come from Greek. There were churches in Ethiopia before Jesus. Actually, like you said Ethiopia start thier history from Adam and eve, but also the Ethiopian orthodox starts from Noah, Noah had 3 kids , you know who they are and who they represent today. All Lies will come clear, Ethiopia will make it clear!! There is a huge reason GOD kept Ethiopia uncolonized, the devil will be exposed by Ethiopian Orthodox. It is only a matter of time!
You are correct Melketsadik is an Ethiopian. So if you know that you know Christianity orgianted in Ethiopia. Humanity will change and be grounded once again through Ethiopia.
Conflation is with your prsonal spritual father from the Church.
Each person chooses heis or heirs personal spritual father for life.
Fact check:
Nigeria is not a neighbor to ETH
also, Africa is not 3X bigger than USA.
Ethiopians not convertd from Judia and the Felashs story is as you said when king solomen child Minlik he came with Ark of Covenant and so many people came an they are a place Gonder Amhara region.
you didn't describe our church well because you don't know her
@58:33 I think you were talking about the Didache?
Actually is didasclia