That doesn't make it important necessarily

Yes, and they were transformed into the celebration of Christ

Yeah but how that is a good thing

When the intention that God had wasnt that

Because Christ is the Truth and the Life

Christ is God

@Stefanos

I was hopping between these two links. Traditio has a more complete set of Prayers, but the Compline link changes the Antephons, tones, and Marian prayers according to the date automatically:

http://bbloomf.github.io/compline/
http://www.traditio.com/office/satcomp.htm

But that goes against him, because it goes against God

He gave a specific symbolism

No, because Christ makes it very clear what is salvation

A specific way

I don't think the Psalms deviate all that much from the Orthodox Compline.

We aren't talking about salvation

Instead of celebrating, for example, feasts related to the restoration of the old temple that was utterly destroyed by God

Salvation has nothing to do with the law directly

Celebrate Christ, the actual person who is temple of Godness

We are talking about what we should do

Not what we should do in order to be saved

What you should do is what Christ and his apostles command

Yes and keep what God said

Did God said to keep his law?

And what God says is what Christ says

God the Son clearly says that the law is fulfilled.

Did Christ says to not keep the law?

Keeping the mosaic law was never necessary

Where does it say that?

If that was the case, then Abraham for example would be damned

And the many people who existed before the mosaic Law

*stephen levi, round 9999*

But there wasn't a law then?

That is the point

And you are not saved by your actuons

If something didn't exist, and people were still righteous

@Based Chav well marian prayers are certainly not orthodox 😅

That was always the deal and Paul says so

It is clear that it was never necessary for salvation

That is why we observe that there is an eternal Law

That is Christ

That's why I said "I don't think the Psalms deviate from the Orthodox Compline".

Those people, like Abraham, were faithful to Christ