Word of the Time

	Moses: An Identity Crisis How do we perceive the identity crisis when analyzing the life and journey of Moses? Under what historical circumstances was Moses born, and how did he come to be in the palace? What does Moses see outside the palace? A question arises for Moses: why does God tolerate all this? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan provides the commentary.
	The Floral Robe, a Divider of Brothers Why do Jacob's 10 sons begin to envy their younger brother, Joseph, and what conspiratorial plan do they carry out? How does the perception of parental love affect the relationships between children, and why does the feeling of a lack of love for oneself cause jealousy and envy? What does the choice made by God imply: vanity or responsibility and a call to mission, and what symbolic meaning did the brothers' stripping of Joseph's robe have? How do our actions later affect the lives of our generations? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan comments.
	The price of unconfessed sin How are Jacob's 10 sons transformed and become a united and loving family with their brother Joseph? What feelings might Joseph have felt about his brothers' greed and the act of selling him into slavery as a "product"? Why didn't his brothers recognize Joseph in Egypt? How does Joseph treat his brothers, and why does he choose to test them psychologically? How does Joseph's forgiveness become the reason for the family's unity, and why is the one who takes the step of forgiveness considered the strongest in reality? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan departs.
	Jacob's Transformation: From Mask to Identity Does the image of Jacob live among us today? How do we deceive ourselves, thinking that we have received a blessing from God? Who is an antisocial person and what is narcissism? What is the message of the episode of Jacob's struggle with God, and what does man's struggle and struggle against God mean? How does man face his own identity, rejecting the masks dictated by the external environment? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan is leaving.
	The Flood and Sodom and Gomorrah and the Commandment "Thou shalt not kill" Why does God allow murders caused by natural disasters, such as the flood or Sodom and Gomorrah? Father Ruben Vardapet Zargaryan explains.
	Law: Freedom or Obedience? The Apostle Paul describes the law as holy. The reason is that the law has a divine quality. Why is the law considered holy? Father Ruben Vardapet Zargaryan explains.
	The word is an instrument of truth How does speech affect the revelation, expression, and distortion of truth? Were the apostles and prophets able to carry and convey the word of truth to people? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan comments.
	Laziness is a deadly sin How does the Apostle Paul define laziness, why is it considered one of the seven deadly sins, how is laziness expressed in Christ's parable of the talents? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan comments.
	Prophet Jonah: Escape from Mission How did the prophet Jonah live in the belly of a whale for 3 days and then turn to the Lord? That episode lives on to this day. Bishop Ruben Zargaryan comments.
	Jacob's Night: The Crisis of Modern Man One of the patriarchs of the Old Testament, Jacob, lives the first part of his life in a deceitful and deceptive manner. When and how does he hear the voice of God and is transformed? Why does he struggle with God, and why does defeating God bring true victory? What are the possible ways out of the crisis, and when does a person acquire a new worldview? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan comments.
	Cain Syndrome: Violence from Envy According to various biblical episodes and characters, what is a crisis, and why is the story of Cain and Abel considered a vivid example of not overcoming a crisis? How did sin disrupt man's connection with nature and God, what are the spiritual meanings of the names Cain and Abel, and what kind of sacrifice does God accept? Why did Cain not hear the voice of God speaking to him, what drove him to fratricide, and why is knowing God's will the best medicine for overcoming human crises? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan comments.
	Cain or Abel: An Eternal Choice Is the story of Cain and Abel only about the past, or is it our present, when we often carry the mental states of both the murderer Cain and the sacrificial Abel? How does the lack of emotional awareness lead to unmanageable crisis and tragedy? How do we find perfect harmony with ourselves and our surroundings? Bishop Ruben Zargaryan comments.

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