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Tag Archives: Resurrection
The Place of the Theotokos in Icons of the Resurrection
There are three general representations of the Resurrection in Orthodoxy: the Harrowing of Hades, Christ triumphantly rising from the tomb, and the angel appearing to the myrrh-bearing women beside the empty tomb (example at the top of this post). The … Continue reading →
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Tagged Angels, Mother of God, Myrrh-bearing women, Resurrection, Theotokos
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White Angel of Serbia | The herald sent into outer-space
On March 26, the day after the Feast of the Ascension, the Archangel Gabriel is commemorated. One of the most famous images of the Archangel Gabriel is the White Angel (Serbian: Бели анђео or beli anđeo), which is part of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Angels, Archangel Gabriel, Resurrection, Serbian Frescos
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Boundless Christ | Resurrection Icon with Extra Scenes
In the tomb with the body, in hell with the soul as God, in paradise with the thief and on the throne with the Father and the Spirit, You fill all things, O boundless Christ. The prayer above, said by … Continue reading →
The March Menaion Icon
The word Menaion (Gr: Μηναίον; Slavonic: Минея) comes from the Greek word meaning “of the month”. It is used to describe a way of grouping together liturgical texts, prayers and stories based on the order of Saints’ days and other … Continue reading →
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Tagged Angels, Ascetic Saints, Menaion, Resurrection, Russian Icon, The Annunciation
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Touch Me Not | From West to East
The Icon “Touch Me Not” (in Greek: Μη μου άπτου, Mi mou áptou), shows the appearance of the Resurrected Christ to Mary Magdalene as described in the Gospel of John: “Jesus said unto her, Touch me not; for I am … Continue reading →
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Tagged Greek Icons, Jesus Christ, Mary Magdalene, Mi mou áptou, Noli me tangere, Resurrection, Stylism
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Hades is bound; the Prophets rejoice!
No longer will the dominion of death be able to keep men captive For Christ descended, demolishing and destroying the powers thereof. Hades is bound; the Prophets rejoice with one voice, saying: A Saviour has come for them that have … Continue reading →
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Tagged Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Old Testament, Prayer, Resurrection, Russian Icon, The Cross
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Христос васкрсе! Serbian Resurrection Icon
21st century Resurrection Icon, Serbian, by the hand of Jasna Nikolic. Inscription reads: Христос васкрсе из мртвих, смрћу смрт уништи. и онима који су у гробовима. живот дарова! i.e. the Paschal Troparian in Serbian (see the link for translation and transliteration … Continue reading →
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The Assurance of Thomas | Believing not Doubting
The first Sunday after Easter commemorates the Apostle Thomas’ doubting, then assurance, of Christ’s Resurrection.
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Tagged Greek Icons, Jesus Christ, Resurrection, Russian Icon, The Apostles, Thomas
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Christ is Risen! Χριστός ἀνέστη! Христос воскрес!
About the Resurrection Icon>>
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Tagged Easter, Jesus Christ, Old Testament, Pascha, Resurrection, The Cross
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The Womb and the Tomb
No description of the Nativity Icon would be complete without mention of Jesus’ appearance in the manger. It should be never forgotten that Jesus came to us in order to die – this was known by Him, at least, from … Continue reading →
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