Apr 14, 2017
“Abide in Me, that ye may bear fruit: for I am the vine of Life.”
~Lenten Triodion
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“Abide in Me, that ye may bear fruit: for I am the vine of Life.”
~Lenten Triodion
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Today Lazarus has died and Bethany laments for him: but Thou, our Savior, shalt awake him from the dead. Through the raising of Thy friend, Thou hast given us in advance an assurance of Thine own dread Resurrection, of hell's death and Adam's restoration to life; and we therefore sing Thy praises.
Stichera for “Lord I have Cried” Vespers for Wednesday in the 6th Week Tone 3
Having completed the forty days that bring profit to our soul, we beseech Thee in Thy love for man: Grant us also to behold the Holy Week of Thy Passion, that in it we may glorify Thy mighty acts and Thine ineffable dispensation for our sakes, singing with one mind: O Lord, glory to Thee.
Stichera from the Aposticha Matins of the Friday in the 6th Week Tone 8 Written by the Emperor Leo
Lazarus has now been two days in the tomb, and he sees the dead from all the ages. There he beholds strange sights of terror, a multitude that none can number, the prisoners of hell. His sisters bitterly lament, looking upon his tomb. But Christ comes to bring His friend life, that a single hymn of praise may be offered up with one accord by all: Blessed art Thou, O Savior, have mercy upon us.
Stichera for “Lord I have Cried” Vespers for Thursday in the 6th Week Tone 6
“All-holy Lady, Gate of salvation, Bridge to God, Protector of Christians, pilot me on my way, O Virgin, for I am beset by the troubles of this life and tossed to and fro.”
~Lenten Triodion
O Fountain of wisdom and foreknowledge, Thou hast asked the companions of Martha when Thou camest to Bethany: 'Where have ye laid my friend Lazarus?' Shedding for him tears of tender love, Thou hast called to him in Thy compassion and raised him by Thy voice, though he was four days dead; for Thou art Giver of Life and Lord.
Sessional Hymn Matins for Lazarus Saturday Tone 5