Russian Orthodox hymn "O Lord, Save Thy People"

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The Russian Orthodox hymn "O Lord, Save Thy People" is a traditional liturgical chant used in Orthodox Christian worship, especially associated with prayers for divine protection and victory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Orthodox Christian hymn
Russian Orthodox hymn
liturgical chant
addressedTo the Lord Jesus Christ NERFINISHED
associatedTheme blessing of rulers and people
intercession for the faithful
prayer for divine protection
prayer for victory over adversaries
associatedWith imperial and state ceremonies in Russian history
prayers for the nation
prayers in time of war or danger
containsReferenceTo Christian people as God’s inheritance
the Cross of Christ
continuityOfUse still used in contemporary Orthodox worship
culturalAssociation Orthodox Slavic liturgical heritage
Russian religious culture
function expression of trust in God’s protection
invocation of blessing
supplication for help
hasLiturgicalGenre troparion-type hymn
language Church Slavonic NERFINISHED
liturgicalPosition sung after the Little Entrance in some usages
used as a troparion in some services
liturgicalUse Divine Liturgy NERFINISHED
Moleben NERFINISHED
Processions
Services for the blessing of arms or troops
musicalTradition Kievan chant (in some versions)
Obikhod chant (in some versions) NERFINISHED
Russian chant
Znamenny chant (in some versions) NERFINISHED
performanceContext Orthodox Christian worship
Russian Orthodox parish services
monastic services
performancePractice chant
unaccompanied singing
religiousTradition Eastern Orthodoxy NERFINISHED
Russian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
textSource Byzantine liturgical tradition
theologicalFocus Christ as King NERFINISHED
God’s protection of the Church
victory through the Cross
timePeriodOfUse modern era
pre-modern era
titleInChurchSlavonic Господи, спаси люди Твоя
titleInEnglish O Lord, Save Thy People NERFINISHED
usedBy choir
clergy
congregation

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1812 Overture, Op. 49 quotesMelody Russian Orthodox hymn "O Lord, Save Thy People"