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Hello KhedetOrthos, welcome back to Christian Chat. We are glad to have you with us again.

The name you are using is very interesting and you say you are Orthodox. Are you a member of an Eastern Orthodox Rite?

Here at Christian Chat we have many worldwide members with varying individual beliefs, most all of them centered on our Lord. We are glad you have found us. Greetings! :)
 
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Hi and nice to meet you. So glad you came back, see you at the forums, God bless you!
 
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Isny said:
The name you are using is very interesting and you say you are Orthodox. Are you a member of an Eastern Orthodox Rite
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Khedet is the Aramaic word for “new”. Yes, I am in the process of joining the Antiochian Orthodox Church.. I’m an American and live in the US.
 
welcome KhedetOrthos to the forums and i pray you are blessed <3 Happy weekend
 
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KhedetOrthos said:
Khedet is the Aramaic word for “new”. Yes, I am in the process of joining the Antiochian Orthodox Church.. I’m an American and live in the US.
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Thank you for your response. Aramaic was the language of Christ and the common people at that time in Judea. Is Koine Greek used as the liturgical language in the Antiochian Orthodox Church today? It's good to have you with us. Welcome again!
 
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English is used in the liturgy in the US. Church Slavonic in the Russian Orthodox, and Greek in the Greek Orthodox.
 
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