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Ce texte met en avant la patience et la foi en Dieu face aux difficultés. Il souligne que Dieu remettra chaque chose à sa place et que chacun devra rendre compte de ses actions. Il insiste sur la responsabilité collective dans la préservation de la foi et met en garde contre l'influence néfaste des personnes perverties. Enfin, il encourage à affronter les épreuves spirituellement, avec la conviction que Dieu prendra soin de ceux qui croient et suivent ses commandements.
- La patience et la foi en Dieu sont essentielles face aux difficultés.
- Chacun est responsable de ses actions et devra en rendre compte.
- La préservation de la foi est une responsabilité collective.
Il est dit que Dieu arrangera tout pour le mieux, mais cela demande beaucoup de patience et d'attention. Se précipiter pour résoudre les problèmes peut les aggraver. Dieu, lui, les résout avec patience. Cette situation difficile ne durera pas éternellement, car Dieu interviendra pour remettre de l'ordre.
Vers 1860, pendant l'occupation turque du Mont Athos, un seul moine continuait à entretenir le monastère d'Evenon. Un jour, alors qu'il priait avec ferveur, la Vierge Marie lui apparut, radieuse, et prit le balai de ses mains en lui disant qu'elle allait s'en charger. Elle balaya ensuite le monastère et disparut dans le sanctuaire. Trois jours plus tard, tous les Turcs avaient quitté les lieux, chassés par la Vierge Marie.
Dieu rejettera ce qui n'est pas juste, comme l'œil rejette une poussière. Le diable est à l'œuvre, mais Dieu aussi, et il utilise même le mal pour en faire ressortir du bien. Il faut donc ne pas s'inquiéter, car Dieu gouverne tout. Il demandera à chacun de rendre compte de ses actes et récompensera ou punira en conséquence. Ceux qui aident seront récompensés, et ceux qui font le mal seront punis. Dieu remettra chaque chose à sa place, mais chacun devra rendre compte de ce qu'il a fait pendant ces temps difficiles, par ses prières et sa bonté.
Aujourd'hui, certains essaient de détruire la foi en retirant progressivement des pierres de l'édifice. Nous sommes tous responsables de cette destruction, non seulement ceux qui démolissent, mais aussi ceux qui voient la destruction et ne font rien pour soutenir la foi. Celui qui pousse une autre personne vers le mal devra en rendre compte à Dieu, mais le voisin qui voit le mal et ne réagit pas devra également rendre compte.
Les gens croient facilement ceux qui savent persuader. L'homme qui s'éloigne de Dieu devient pire qu'une bête féroce, car il est capable de faire de grands maux. Le diable, lorsqu'il s'associe à un homme perverti, fait encore plus de mal. Ces personnes, si elles ont de l'influence et une disposition mauvaise, peuvent causer de grandes difficultés, opprimer les gens et les monastères. L'Église et le monachisme les dérangent car ils entravent leurs plans.
La situation actuelle ne peut être affrontée que spirituellement, et non de manière mondaine. Une tempête plus forte se lèvera, qui rejettera les choses inutiles, et ensuite les choses deviendront claires. Certains recevront une récompense pure, tandis que d'autres paieront leurs dettes. Les choses se dérouleront de telle manière que personne ne sera affligé par les difficultés, même s'ils ne diront pas "Gloire à Dieu". Dieu aime les hommes et prendra soin de ce dont ils ont besoin, à condition qu'ils croient et gardent ses commandements.
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0:12 The good God will arrange everything in the best way. But much patience and attentiveness are needed. Many times when people rush to untangle the knots, they only entangle them even more. God untangles them with patience. This situation will not last long. >> God will take the broom. >> Around the year 1860, because there was a large Turkish military presence on Mount Aos. For a time, not a single monk remained in Evenon Monastery. The fathers had departed, some with the holy relics and others to help in the revolution. Only one monk used to come from afar to the monastery to light the vigil lamps and sweep. Inside and
0:57 outside the monastery there were Turkish soldiers and this poor monk kept sweeping and saying my panagia what will become of this situation. One time while he was praying with pain of heart to the panagia he saw a woman approaching him. It was the Theotocos. She was radiant and her face shone with light. She took the broom from his hand and said to him, "You don't know how to sweep. Well, I will sweep." And she began to sweep. Afterwards, she disappeared into the sanctuary. Within 3 days, all the Turks left. The panagia drove them away. God will cast aside whatever is not right. Just as the eye throws out a speck of dust. The devil works, but God
1:45 also works. And he uses even evil so that good may come from it. For example, tiles might break, but God gathers the broken pieces and makes from them a beautiful mosaic. Therefore, do not be troubled at all because above everything and above everyone stands God who governs all things. He will seek each person on the bench to give an account for what he has done and he will reward each one accordingly. Those who help in a situation will be rewarded and the one who does evil will be punished. In the end, God will set everything in its proper place. But each one of us will give an account for what we did during these difficult times with our prayers and with our kindness. Today they are
2:32 trying to tear down the fate. For this reason, they slowly remove one stone at a time so that the whole building of faith may collapse. But we are all responsible for this destruction. Not only those who remove the stones and demolish it, but also those of us who see it being torn down and do not try to support it. Whoever pushes another person towards evil will give an account to God for it. But the neighbor will also give an account because he saw someone doing evil to his fellow man and did not react. People easily believe a man who knows how to persuade. Get on the the people are like beasts. I have no complaint about beasts. You see animals cannot do great evil because they have no mind. But the man who goes
3:20 far away from God becomes worse than the fiercest beast. He does great evil. Strong vinegar comes from spoiled wine. The other artificial vinegar are not so strong. Even more terrible is when the devil joins forces with a perverted man. then he does double harm to others. Just as when a carnal thought joins with the flesh, it does greater harm to the flesh. For the devil to cooperate with such a man, that man must be someone of influence with an evil disposition and wickedness. Afterwards, God forbid, these people will bring difficulties. They will press and oppress people and monasteries. The church and monasticism will trouble them because they will hinder their plans.
4:08 The present situation can be confronted only spiritually, not in a worldly way. There will arise a little more storm. It will throw out tin cans, garbage, everything useless. And afterwards, things will become clear. In that situation, you will see that some will receive a pure reward while others will be playing off their debts. Things will unfold in such a way that no one will be distressed by the hardships they will be going through. Though of course they will not be saying glory to God. How greatly God loves us. The things that are happening today and the things they are thinking of doing if they had happened 20 years ago when people had much greater spiritual ignorance, things would have been very difficult. But now
4:55 people know the church has grown stronger. God loves men. his creature and he will take care of whatever he needs. Provided that man believes and keeps his commandments. [singing]
