Pr. prof. Ion Ciungu
“După ce L-au răstignit pe Iisus, ostaşii au luat hainele Lui şi le-au făcut patru părţi, fiecărui ostaş câte o parte, şi cămaşa. Dar cămaşa era fără cusătură, de sus ţesută în întregime. Deci au zis unii către alţii: Să n-o sfâşiem, ci să aruncăm sorţii pentru ea, a cui să fie; ca să se împlinească Scriptura care zice: "Împărţit-au hainele Mele loruşi, şi pentru cămaşa Mea au aruncat sorţii". Aşadar ostaşii acestea au făcut.” (Sfânta Evanghelie după Ioan 19, 23-24)” http://www.bibliaortodoxa.ro/carte.php?cap=19&id=35
Mai
multe aspecte referitoare la Veșmintele Domnului nostru Iisus Hristos putem
afla din articolele următoare:
The Translation of the Precious
Vesture of our Lord Jesus Christ
https://www.crkvenikalendar.com/datumen-2023-7-23
https://www.crkvenikalendar.com/zitije_en.php?pok=0&id=EZJ
“The Placing of the Precious Robe of
Our Lord Jesus Christ at Moscow (1625): The Savior's precious
Robe [ Greek "himatia", literally "over-garments"] is not
identically the same thing as His seamless coat [Greek "khiton",
literally "under-garb tunic"]. They are clearly distinct within Holy
Scripture. "Then the soldiers, when they had crucified Jesus, took His
garments (ta himatia) and divided them into four parts, to every soldier a
part, and the coat (kai ton khitona). Now the coat was without seam, woven
whole from the top down. Therefore, they said among themselves, let us not tear
it, but cast lots for it, whose it will become. Thus the saying in Scripture
was fulfilled: they divided My raiment (ta imatia) among them, and upon My vesture
(epi ton himatismon) did they cast lots" (John. 19: 23-24; Ps. 21 [22]:
18-19).
According
to the tradition of the Georgian Orthodox Church, the Chiton of the Lord was
carried by the Hebrew rabbi Elioz from Jerusalem to Mtsket and at present is
beneath a crypt in the foundations of the Mtsket Patriarchal cathedral of
Svetitskhoveli (the Feast in honor of the Chiton of the Lord is celebrated on
October 1). None of the Mohammedan invaders ever ventured to encroach upon this
spot, glorified with a sign by the mercy of God, the Life-Creating Pillar.
The
Robe of the Lord, actually one of its four parts, the lower portion
specifically (other parts of the Robe of the Lord are also known in Western
Europe: in the city of Trier in Germany, and in Argenteuil near Paris in
France), just like the Chiton of the Lord, came to be in Georgia. In contrast
to the Chiton, the Robe portion was not kept underground, but was in the
treasury of the Svetitskhoveli cathedral right up to the seventeenth century.
Then the Persian Shah Abbas I, in devastating Georgia, along with other
treasures also carried off the Robe of the Lord. In order to ingratiate himself
with Tsar Michael Feodorovich, the Shah sent the Robe of the Lord as a gift to
Patriarch Philaret (1619-1633) and Tsar Michael in 1625. The authenticity of
the Robe was attested by Nectarius, Archbishop of Vologda, also by Patriarch
Theophanes of Jerusalem, who had come from Byzantium, and by Joannicius the
Greek, but especially also by the miraculous signs worked by the Lord through
the venerable relic.
Afterwards
two parts of the Robe came to be in Peterburg: one in the cathedral at the
Winter Palace, and the other in Sts Peter and Paul cathedral. A portion of the
Robe was also preserved at the Dormition cathedral in Moscow, and small
portions at Kiev's Sophia cathedral, at the Ipatiev monastery near Kostroma and
at certain other old temples. At Moscow annually on July 10 the Robe of the
Lord is solemnly brought out of a chapel named for the holy Apostles Peter and
Paul at the Dormition cathedral, and it is placed on a stand for veneration
during the time of divine services. After Liturgy they carry the Robe to its
former place.
On
this day a service to the Life-Creating Cross of the Lord is proper, since the
Placing of the Robe in the Dormition cathedral in 1625 took place on March 29,
which happened to be the Sunday of the Veneration of the Cross during the Great
Fast.”
...
Miracle of the Pillar with the Robe
of the Lord under it at Mtskheta (330); The Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Emperor
of Iveria Mirian and the Holy Empress Nana, https://www.crkvenikalendar.com/zitije_en.php?pok=0&id=ZKVK
https://www.crkvenikalendar.com/datumen-2023-10-14
https://www.holytrinityorthodox.com/htc/orthodox-calendar/
……………………………………………………………………………………
Aici se încheie acest
articol.
S-ar putea întâmpla să
dorim să (re)vedem următorul articol:
Niciun comentariu:
Trimiteți un comentariu