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It is not within anyone’s purview to judge or declare who is destined for hell or heaven.

This icon of the Trinity was painted or, more appropriately, “image written” by a very renowned iconographer Andrei Rublev. The motivation behind this depiction was said to be an attempt to describe the relationship of, “One God in Three Persons.”

An explanation of Eastern Orthodox clergy vestments

There is no formal catechism for an inquirer or seeker who desires to become a member of the Eastern Orthodox Church

The two become one as Jesus Christ, the Bridegroom and his Bride, the Church are joined in this marital conjugal image of becoming one. 

The answer to these questions is because they are holy garments used in the representation and worship of God, they are to be regarded and treated with reverence and respect.

Eastern Orthodox Christians, Roman Catholics and some mainline Protestants view the Rapture as heretical teaching of the Christian faith.