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Akathist to Almighty God For Help in Trouble

Translated from the Church Slavonic by Reader Isaac E. Lambertson, from the booklet published by the St. Job of Pochaev Press (Jordanville, N.Y.) in 1973

No. 8 of St. Paisius Orthodox Monastery Series

“Whether or not we are currently in a time of trial, this Akathist to Almighty God for Help in Trouble can be a source of healing and comfort to our souls, which are daily under assault from the fiery darts of the evil one (Eph. 6:16). I suggest that you consider reading it at least once a week, for two reasons: as a ‘maintenance medication’ against the various passions we regularly encounter in the trenches of our daily lives; and to build up a stockpile of ‘spiritual ammunition,’ from which we can receive additional courage and perseverance when we are faced with a definite crisis or major demonic attack.”
—“Akathist to Almighty God For Help in Trouble”

CONTENTS

Akathist to Almighty God For Help in Trouble
   Ikos I
   Kontakion II
   Ikos II
   Kontakion III
   Ikos III
   Kontakion IV
   Ikos IV
   Kontakion V
   Ikos V
   Kontakion VI
   Ikos VI
   Kontakion VII
   Ikos VII
   Kontakion VIII
   Ikos VIII
   Kontakion IX
   Ikos IX
   Kontakion X
   Ikos X
   Kontakion XI
   Ikos XI
   Kontakion XII
   Ikos XII
   Kontakion XIII

Item Number: BKSP768
Publication Data: Safford, AZ: St. Paisius Orthodox Monastery, 2012
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 28
Dimensions (l × w × h): 16.5 cm × 12.0 cm × 0.2 cm
Additional Information: two-color printing

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