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The word, Agbeya, is a Coptic (ancient Egyptian) word meaning “Book of Hours.” It is based on the Coptic root word, ti agp, which means “hour.”

When do we Read the Agpiya?

The Agpeia is read throughout the day and in many situations. The hours of the day start from sunrise and end at sunset. The morning prayer (Prime), which corresponds to 6 a.m., is said upon waking up in the morning or after the Midnight praise the previous night. The Terce (9 a.m.) and Sext (noon) hours are prayed before each liturgy during the Offering of Incense. The None (3 p.m.) hour is also read during fasting days. Vespers (sunset) and Compline (9 p.m.) are read in the early evening and before bedtime, respectively. and are both read before the Liturgy during the Lent and the fast of Nineveh. The Midnight hour is read just before the Midnight Praise. The Veil hour is reserved for priests, monks and bishops
Kata, Agbeya, adalah Koptik (Mesir kuno) kata yang berarti "Kitab Jam." Hal ini didasarkan pada akar kata Koptik, ti ​​agp, yang berarti "jam."

Kapan kita Baca Agpiya?

The Agpeia dibaca sepanjang hari dan dalam banyak situasi. Jam hari mulai dari matahari terbit dan berakhir saat matahari terbenam. Doa pagi (Perdana), yang sesuai dengan 6:00, dikatakan setelah bangun di pagi hari atau setelah Midnight memuji malam sebelumnya. The Terce (09:00) dan Doa Siang (siang) jam yang berdoa sebelum setiap liturgi saat Penawaran Dupa. The None (03:00) jam juga membaca selama hari-hari puasa. Vesper (sunset) dan Compline (09:00) dibaca di sore hari dan sebelum tidur, masing-masing. dan keduanya membaca sebelum Liturgi selama Prapaskah dan cepat Niniwe. The Midnight jam dibaca sebelum Puji Midnight. Tabir jam disediakan untuk para imam, biarawan dan uskup


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