YES! Again, thank you so much for addressing my question in this video. It's perfect. Such a great comparison of each book's roadmap. This makes so much sense to me.

Love this review of different prayer books!!🙂👍 I have and used frequently the prayer books reviewed in this video, but always hoped and prayed for a unified prayerbook that could be used across the jurisdictions!! Remembering the old saying, the family that prays together, stays together!!☦🙏

Thank you for the introduction of Prayer Books for a person raised as a Presbyterian with no experience with Prayer Books. It was full of very useful facts. Thanks for the video (from one with one and one-third legs).

With being a bit older when I was received into the church, the Ancient Faith prayer book was the most accessible for someone who spent nearly 50 years speaking English as my native language. After a couple of years, I have been looking to add to my prayer life. The trouble I am having is that many of the prayer books out there don't use the best English. They have English words, but the words are not arranged in a way as a native English speaker would use them. In addition, the fact that none of them even bother to use the same translation of Psalms and other prayers that have already been translated. I recently purchased the Anthologion, but I find myself grabbing my HTM psalter or my Ancient Faith prayer book because the translation is so very different that I get lost in the prayer, but it is still a wonderful prayer book. I have found myself looking more at Western Rite prayer books because the English is much more consistent and accessible to native English speakers. Anyway, thank you Raf for another great video on prayer be books.

I started on the Jordanville. I have tried other ones. But I always come back to it. And I’m very attached to my original even though the binding isn’t as well done. I bought the updated version with the better binding but ended up just heavily taping up my old one and continuing to use it. I can’t undo my emotional attachment to it. Its frustrating because the St Tikhons book is more beautiful but it just doesn’t stay in my heart like the Jordanville language does. I also have the Greek synekdemos when I feel like saying a few prayers i have learned in Greek.

I have all three of these awesome Prayer Book’s They are Awesome!

You can always change the prayer for Russia's salvation to be about your own country.

The editing in this vid's great Raph 👌

Thank you very much for the information! I have perhaps a silly question, what is a prayer rule, and what advice would you have for compiling one? The way I understand it a prayer rule would be the prayers with you fully integrate into your prayer routine. If that’s the case, and it’s a good idea to do as you alluded to in the video and draw from multiple prayer books for your rule, then what’s the best way to document where they all are? Maybe I should create a word document and sequence, and add things that I would like to use regularly? Grateful for any direction, thanks guys.

Always enjoy your reviews on prayer books. Personally I enjoy using the SVIT and Jordanville prayer books even though my first prayer book was Eastern Orthodox Prayers from St. Alban and St. Sergius.

Thank you, Raf!

I learned a lot about these three Books I have.

I have a quick question on prayer. If you're married, is it better to pray together in the morning/evening prayers? If so, should we just pray every other part? Also, if we do pray together, would our prayers alone be the Jesus prayer? What is family prayer vs personal prayer - I suppose that's my main question. I know you're super busy! I really appreciate you. We are newly Orthodox (chriamated 22 November last year!) and still have our training wheels on, it feels like! Your channel is such a blessing!

Thank you so very much!

Thank you from the Dominican Republic!

Nice to know the differance.

When we do the bow or prostration according to the prayer book?

Just as a curiosity, since I’m a Roman Catholic new to the Byzantine Rite, when would a cleric/monk say these morning/evening prayers or would they say them at all? Are these meant to be a truncated form of the Hours for the laity?

Where can I get the hear me prayer book

This the first time an Orthodox Christian has called me a "mentsch" Excellent review! 👍👍👍👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I have the blue Greek one and the pocket prayer book. I’m looking for a hardback or more durable version of the pocket one. I like that book because it has practical everyday prayers, intercession prayers and misc prayers. I am new to orthodox faith. Any suggestions? God bless you

Unpopular opinion- Use the prayer book / rule suggested by your father confessor and or spiritual father. It allows continuity and a unified prayer with those you worship with. It's close to prelest to just use whatever one you "feel" like. All prayer especially for new converts need to be a prescribed rule.

Sweet shirt, where'd you find it?

Is there an Orthodox book that provides all the special prayers written by St.Basil the Great and/or the other church fathers?

Does anyone know of a prayer book with the rule of St. Pachomius and the prayer of Mannaseh?

Did you get a copy of The Saint Theodore Prayer Book.. from the AntiochianOrthodox Archdiocese ofthe British Isles and Ireland ? I got a copy in York ,England when the local government or some one appeared to under a strange leadership who wanted to remove a statue to Constantine . (The Roman military commander who succeeded his father there He ended the presecution of Christians and founded Constantinople. ) The Antiochians still appear to be present in York in spite of the EU . Brexit has happened of course since then.

What's the difference between the Jordanville Prayer book, Horologion, and Psalter? They all seem like the same thing. Thanks.

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