Николай Морозов - Станислав Сенькин - Семь утерянных драхм - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Six chapters of the story, six human destinies were interconnected by the will of God. Complex moral metamorphoses occur with heroes. The author invites the reader to trust the Provision of the Lord and not to condemn his neighbor, no matter how low he fell. Lost drachms are the lost sinful souls that the Lord is eagerly looking for. The development of the plot is aimed at the seventh - unwritten chapter. To the seventh drachma - the heart of every thinking reader (listener), eager to be found by the Lord, as well as the heroes of this story.

1. Drahma first. Man from a caste of untouchable

2. Drahma second. God has everything - sheep

3. Drahma is the third. Five - for theft, deuce - for the mind

4. Drahma fourth. Innara

5. Drahma fifth. From the diary of Father Artemy

6. Drahma sixth. Wanderer

Writer Stanislav Senkin was born in 1975. After graduating from Moscow State University, he worked in the specialty - a journalist. The work was related to constant trips - Stanislav often visited different cities of Russia and abroad. There were three years in his life, spent by the novice on the Holy Mount Athos! The spiritual and everyday experience gained there, perhaps, cannot be compared with anything else. The impressions and thoughts of the young ascetic formed the basis of the two books of Senkin, dedicated to life on Athos: “Stolen relics” and “Repentance of the Agasfer”. The stories published in these collections, in a simple and accessible language, through modern concepts reveal the features of life on Athos, describe the life and works of monks, novices, pilgrims, and convey the very device of the unique “Mountain Monastor”.

After the Athos Stories, the writer began new works, which also became very popular and withstood more than one reprint. Senkin is often based on real stories, but his books cannot be called documentary. All of them are rethought by the author, painted by his unique humor, complemented by analysis based on a deep knowledge of Christian life. Undoubtedly, Senkin’s books will attract the attention of not only church readers, but also those who are just starting to enter church life.

In the gospel times, the dowry of an ordinary eastern woman was about ten drams, which the unmarried girl usually wore on her neck, on a chain. A girl who did not have the required amount could not get married in the east.

... or what a woman with ten drachm, if she loses one drachma, does not light the candles and will not become revenge and look carefully until she finds it? And found friends and neighbors will convene and say: rejoice with me, I found a lost drachma. So, I say to you, there is a joy among the angels of God and about one sinner as a repentant. (Luke 15: 8-10.)