Psalm 150 For Great Lent

Prayed by Fr. Augustine Daoud during the Holy Liturgy celebrated at St. Mary & Archangel Raphael Coptic Orthodox Church in Old Bridge, NJ on Friday, April 8, 2022.

Gregorian Introduction and Fraction for the Great Lent - Fr. Augustine Daoud

Pekethronos

Sunday Midnight Praise- Brother Antonios at St George-St Shenoudah JC

01Tenthino - Br Antonios

Asomen- Arsani Sidarous & Chorus

Chanted by youth from the church of the Virgin Mary and St. Athanasius in Mississauga, Canada. May the blessings of the month of Kiahk be with us!

Tenen - First Verse

Priest:
You, O my Master, have turned for me the punishment into salvation. As a good shepherd, You have sought after that which had gone astray. As a true father, you have labored with me, I who had fallen.

You have bound me with all the remedies that lead to life. You are He who have sent to me the prophets for my sake, I the sick. You have given me the Law as a help.

You are He who ministered salvation to me when I disobeyed Your Law. As true light, You have shone upon the lost and the ignorant.

People: 
Lord have mercy.

Priest:
You, who are THE BEING at all times, have come to us on earth. You have come into the womb of the Virgin. You, the Infinite, being God, did not consider equality with God a thing to be grasped.

But emptied Yourself, and took the form of a servant, and blessed my nature in Yourself, and fulfilled your law on my behalf You have shown me the rising up from my fall.

You have lifted the curse of the Law. You have abolished sin in the flesh. You have shown me the power of Your authority. You have given sight to the blind. You have raised the dead from the tombs. You have established nature by the word.

You have manifested to me the economy of your tender mercy. You have borne the oppression of the wicked. You have given Your back to the scourge. Your cheeks You have left open to those who smite.

For my sake, O my Master, You have not hidden Your face from the shame of spitting.

People: 
Lord have mercy.

Gregorian Introduction and Fraction for the Great Lent - Fr. Augustine Daoud

David Arida