VIDEO: The Sayings of the Desert Fathers Pt. 1 REUPLOADED (Pearls of Faith)

15 thoughts on “VIDEO: The Sayings of the Desert Fathers Pt. 1 REUPLOADED (Pearls of Faith)”

1. First. Sorry for the useless comment.
   But I did become a catechumen last week. Thanks for your videos Bojan.

2. What's happened to Bojan?

3. Epic background music B)

4. Also, I know you have the video throwing fishhooks into hell, can you explain how this would work out with the story of Lazarus and the rich man. Love your videos.

5. BRAIN FREEZE

6. Oh God please give me the holiness of the Desert Fathers.

7. Any name for background music??? That is magnificent!!

8. I don’t know about this one. Isn’t it common for people to hallucinate in the desert?

9. Not trying to be mean, only constructive criticism, but having the narrator change voices to produce high pitch, unrealistic, and essentially arbitrary accents is distracting and extremely cheapening. When St Anthony or any of the other characters spoke in real life, they did not speak English, they spoke in their own languages and had no accents. Poorly executed accents add no realism or immersion to the video, but rather make it seem childish. Imagine if someone were to read quotes by St Therese in an atrocious stereotypical French accent and then instantly switched back to regular English for the main narration in an otherwise serious video that wasn’t meant to be comedic. This is basically the same thing.

10. So…100% agreed for the various accents here, kinda ruined the video for me. But ppl, let's acknowledge the effort by the narrator and pray for it to e rewarded by God. <3

11. This really enlightens me because we all wonder these things at one time and this helps answer these questions and helps fight temptations

12. This reminds me of a dream I had.
    I was locked in a huge room with several other people. A huge demon bound us with chains and loose shackles and then took a man's wife into a room to do with as he pleased. As soon as the demon left with the woman, I slipped out of my loose shackles and begged and pleaded with the woman's husband to fight for his wife. He would not. I was a small child in this dream and knew I couldn't physically fight on my own. Everyone acted like zombies and held on tightly to their chains. They gripped them until their hands bled, but they still wouldn't let go.
    I became frightened and ran away. I zig zagged hoping the demon wouldn't find me. But alas, he did. I ran into an empty barn and hid in some hay. The demon was vexed and poured oil over himself taunting how he would torture me for leaving. As he got near, I ran out the barn door and grabbed a lit oil lamp and threw it between us. The demon screamed as he melted in the fire. I didn't turn away until he was completely melted in the flames. 😳
    Then I woke up.
    Honestly I'm still traumatized by this dream.

13. I don't get the story of the monk who was a miracle worker and then sinned and died within 5 days. Why did god let him die before he could give satisfaction. Does this mean something like "if you get much responsibility, you can't abuse it or you will get no second chance."?

14. The accent that is put on by the narrator is unnecessary. Not very tasteful.

15. Бојане, јел има ова књига на српском?

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