Search the Scriptures Live - Woe to the One Who Causes Scandal! (w/ Dr. Jeannie Constantinou)

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The Lord said "It is necessary that scandals come, but woe to the one who causes them." Does "necessary" mean scandals are predestined? Why does God allow them? What are the consequences to the Church and to people whose actions scandalize the faithful?
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Search the Scriptures Live - Woe to the One Who Causes Scandal! (w/ Dr. Jeannie Constantinou)
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20 июл 2024

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@betsyvines8904 11 дней назад

Excellent episode, Dr. Jeannie! My favorite quote of St. Paisios at the end! Truth bomb!❤

@lauraguthrie8551 10 дней назад

God bless, you, Dr. Jeannie! Could you make your administration toward the end as a clip or sets of clips? Easy to share your good encouragement! ❤

@Rhonda.D.Wright 4 дня назад

At 1645, how women dress in the church. Many people are quite offended in the beginning when coming to the church as they do not understand, or know, how God wants women to present themselves in their clothing. As a new Orthodox convert, I feel it is best to accept them as they are and then begin to educate them on the Orthodox ways and customs of the women in the church. As a former Protestant, I was raised in the generation that it was appropriate for women to wear dresses and not pants, especially in church. I have seen as time has progressed that churches have gotten very lackadaisical in their dress and have taken on the mindset of "come as you are." It has been since I have become Orthodox, dress has taken on a new meaning. The church as a whole should have respect for God and being in His house. We should wear our best and cover our bodies in a modest way just as Theotokos did. Approach those who do not know or understand with love and be willing to educate those in the Orthodox way.