ya kol el sefoof

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• minatasgeel

  May 2006

  [ftp=ftp://http://tasbeha.org/hymn_library/index.php?a=view&id=368]http://tasbeha.org/hymn_library/index.php?a=view&id=368[/ftp]
  
  Here Ibrahim Ayad says ALL of it.
  [ftp=ftp://http://tasbeha.org/media/index.php?st=Hymns/Major_Feasts_of_the_Lord/Resurrection/Ibrahim_Ayad/Part_2/05.Ya_Kolalsefof_-_O_Heavenly_Choirs_-_Arabic.1126.mp3]http://tasbeha.org/media/index.php?st=Hymns/Major_Feasts_of_the_Lord/Resurrection/Ibrahim_Ayad/Part_2/05.Ya_Kolalsefof_-_O_Heavenly_Choirs_-_Arabic.1126.mp3[/ftp]
• mnc_hnn

  May 2006

  both links r not working for me
• PrincessMary

  May 2006

  Ya kol al sefoof al sama-eyeen : ratelo le eelahona be naghamat al tasbeah wa ebtahegoo maana al yowma fareheen : be keyamat al Sayed El Maseeh. Al yowma kad kamolat al nobowat: wa kad tamat akwal al aba'a al awaleen. Be keyamat El Rabo men bayn al amwat: wa howa bad2o al modtaga-a-een. Kud kama al Rabo methla al na-em: wa kal thamely men al khamra: wa wahabna al naeem el da-em: wa atakna men al obodeya el mora
  
  http://tasbeha.org/hymn_library/index.php?a=view&id=368
  
  
  O all the heavenly hosts:
  sing to our God with tunes of praise.
  Rejoice with us today joyfully:
  for the resurrection of the Lord, Christ.
  
  Today the prophecies are completed:
  and the sayings of the fathers fulfilled.
  By the resurrection of the Lord from the dead:
  He is the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep.
  
  The Lord rose as one from sleep:
  and as one drunk from wine.
  He granted us everlasting joy:
  and released us from bitter slavery.
  ( we usually sing till here i think but there is more lines, unless we sing the rest at another time?)
  
  He broke the strong brass doors of Hades
  And returned Adam to Paradise.
  He changed punishment to salvation
  And returned Adam to Paradise.
  
  With happiness and gladness and joy
  Adam and his sons who were in bond
  Their bodies and souls are revived
  The faithful once again are free.
  
  The daughter of David rejoices today
  And what they heard from the angels.
  When the women proclaimed His resurrection
  And what they heard from the angels.
  
  The Lord our God is risen
  To Him Glory and majesty be given
  We thank Him for His Love and Grace
  For His mercy endures forever.
  
• LifeinChrist

  May 2006

  Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe it is only said in arabic.
• mg

  May 2006

  dear mnc_hnn
  
  it depends on the church you go to
  but in our church they say it in both arabic and english depending on the particular day, if the congregation are mainly english speakers by nature or arabic.
  
  as to a coptic version, there isn't one
  but there is "kata nikhoros" which is sometimes also said which has a loosely similar meaning, but its actually intended for the end of the liturgy after psalm 150 during communion.
  
  GBU all
  mg
• mtanious32

  May 2006

  mg is completely right...you can say it both(english and arabic) but I think it is said most of the times in arabic because i think im not sure, but i think it i said in arabic most of the times because its harder to begin it in english