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Icon "Prayer of St. Seraphim of Sarov on a stone" colored ceramic enamel

Icon "Prayer of St. Seraphim of Sarov on a stone" colored ceramic enamel
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The icon "The Prayer of Seraphim of Sarov on a stone" shows the transfiguration of Hieromonk Seraphim, performing a prayer feat on a stone at night.

Seeing the exploits of St. Seraphim, the enemy of the human race armed himself against him and, wanting to force the saint to leave silence, decided to intimidate him, but the monk protected himself with prayer and the power of the Life-Giving Cross. The Devil brought upon the saint a "mental battle" - a persistent, prolonged temptation. To repel the onslaught of the enemy, St. Seraphim aggravated his labors by taking upon himself the feat of stolpism. Every night he climbed a huge stone in the forest and prayed with his hands up, calling out: "God, be merciful to me, a sinner." During the day, he prayed in the cell, also on a stone that he brought from the forest, leaving it only for a short rest and fortifying his body with scanty food. So the monk prayed for 1000 days and nights.

The icon "The Prayer of Seraphim of Sarov on a stone" shows the transfiguration of Hieromonk Seraphim, performing a prayer feat on a stone at night.

Seeing the exploits of St. Seraphim, the enemy of the human race armed himself against him and, wanting to force the saint to leave silence, decided to intimidate him, but the monk protected himself with prayer and the power of the Life-Giving Cross. The Devil brought upon the saint a "mental battle" - a persistent, prolonged temptation. To repel the onslaught of the enemy, St. Seraphim aggravated his labors by taking upon himself the feat of stolpism. Every night he climbed a huge stone in the forest and prayed with his hands up, calling out: "God, be merciful to me, a sinner." During the day, he prayed in the cell, also on a stone that he brought from the forest, leaving it only for a short rest and fortifying his body with scanty food. So the monk prayed for 1000 days and nights.

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Country of manufacture: Russia, Italy
Material: silver, aluminum, gilding, lacquer, brown wood, enamel
: Christianity,
Technique of execution: Silvering
Sizes: 12 × 16.2 cm .
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