How Long to Read Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church

How Long Does it Take to Read Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church?

It takes the average reader 8 hours and 2 minutes to read Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church by Fr Stavros Akrotirianakis

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Description

I pray that this book will help each of us in not only understanding the Scriptures, but will empower each of us to share our understanding with others. Indeed, this book is titled "Let Us Be Attentive" because in being attentive to the Scriptures, we receive the spiritual nourishment that keeps our personal faith dynamic and enables and empowers us to spread the gospel truth in our church communities and far beyond. His Eminence, Metropolitan Methodios of Boston What is the Bible trying to tell us? The Bible is the most significant and most widely read book in world history. Both Christians and non-Christians are familiar with its name: everyone knows what the Bible is. However, many Christians struggle to read the Bible. For many, the book is even too intimidating to start. Others struggle to understand what they are reading or to apply it to their lives. The answers, though, are right before you. Every time a word of Scripture is read in the Orthodox Church, it is preceded by the phrase "Let us be attentive." Two thoughts come to mind as we contemplate these words. First, we are reminded to pay attention to what we are about to hear. Second, we realize that we need to attend to and act on the information we hear. If the scriptures tell us, as an example, to forgive our neighbor "seventy times seven" (Matthew 18:22), then we need to be attentive in our lives and make sure that we are more forgiving towards others, including those who hurt us or are our enemies. May God open your hearts as you read this book so you can better comprehend the messages provided in Scripture and apply them throughout your life's daily journey to salvation.

How long is Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church?

Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church by Fr Stavros Akrotirianakis is 468 pages long, and a total of 120,744 words.

This makes it 158% the length of the average book. It also has 148% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 10 hours and 59 minutes to read Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church aloud.

What Reading Level is Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church?

Let Us Be Attentive: Reflections on the Sunday and Feast Day Scripture Readings of the Orthodox Church is suitable for students ages 12 and up.

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