Jordanville

A word for today, a reading from Archbishop of Verki of Jordanville.

Many people who think that they love God, in reality only love their own fancies, loving only themselves, delighting in their own emotions and sensations.

There was a dude named Florian Geyer.

And I don't know what happened to Florian other than that he went to Jordanville.

He went to seminary.

Okay.

Fascists didn't like monarchists.

They persecuted the monarchists.

So, um, the last time that I talked to Florian was he was going to Jordanville, and that was probably, I don't know, I wanna say 2019.

Uh, and then so he had a podcast called Mysterium F, and he would invite people on from all over the spectrum, right? Um, back then.

It can't get any worse than this." And I just, yeah, I mean, we just don't know.

And I think, you know, I read an orthodox thing a long time ago, that little Jordanville publication that talks about all the citations of the church fathers.

Apostasy and Antichrist is the name of it.

And it lays out, like, all the patristic and, you know, uh, you know, saints' teachings on the subject, and there's four or five big indicators, and unless you see those big indicators, there's really no reason to necessarily assume it's the end of the world.

Void where prohibited.

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Well, one of the things that seems unbelievable and is overlooked is the, and this is in, if you read that Jordanville book on the conversion of the world, or the, on the apostate and antichrist, the conversion of the world is one of the, the prophecies.

So, uh, I still read Romans 11 as saying that when the Jews convert, they will have a very powerful effect on converting the world.

A word for today, a reading from Archbishop of Verki of Jordanville.

For us Christians, especially those who have now witnessed such unequivocally terrible fruits of these imaginary freedoms, it should be clear that salvation, happiness and well-being of humanity lies not in dissipation nor in unrestrained passions, but in the search for true freedom, Christian freedom.

which is the deliverance of man's soul from the sin which torments it.