Блаженный Феофилакт Болгарский - Толкование на Святое Евангелие от Марка - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Blessed Feofilak Bulgarian Interpretation on the Holy Gospel - the classic work of St. Exgelica - the interpretation of the Gospel of the Blessed Feofilakt Bulgarian was composed of Archbishop Orchid Feofilakt at the end of the eleventh - the beginning of the twelfth century of our era. The book includes the interpretation of all four Gospels: the interpretation of the Gospel of Matthew, from Mark, from Luke, from John. Shortly after the creation, the interpretation of the Gospel was translated into Russian. In Russia, interpretation on the gospel was repeatedly published in the traditional book version, starting from the fourteenth century called the "Blagovetnik." The reading and study of the gospel is an important part of the life of any Orthodox Christian. The rules of the church are determined that Scripture cannot be interpreted arbitrarily. Therefore, the fathers of the Church indicate the need when reading the evangelists to use the interpretation of the Gospel. Annunciation, or the interpretation of the Gospel of Feofilakt Bulgarian for many centuries, is revered by the Church of Creation Truly Orthodox, correctly explaining the true meaning of the speeches of evangelists. Fathers and teachers of the Church noted that the interpretation of the Holy Gospel, created by the Blissful Feofilakt Bulgarian, contributes to the right understanding of the Scripture and its extreme execution. Before you, the Radonezh Radonezh's gear cycle, based on the Orthodox world of the interpretation of the Holy Gospel - the interpretation of the blissful Feofilakt Bulgarian. The cycle is divided into four parts corresponding to the four gospels: from Matthew, from Mark, from Luke and from John. Each part is divided into many excerpts, and the head and poems that are considered in this passage are specified in the name-pass files. It greatly makes navigation, and the listener can freely find an interpretation for his place in Scripture. The presentation is free, easily perceived by modern man.