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== Уроки из его жизни ==
== Уроки из его жизни ==


Throughout his mission, Patrick was overshadowed by [[Lord Maitreya]] and [[Mighty Victory]]. The story of his life illustrates the power of one individual in God. On one occasion he faced the initiation of wrestling with the Antichrist. He explains that he was saved by calling on the name of [[Helios]]:  
Во время своей миссии Патрик находился под покровительством [[Special:MyLanguage/Lord Maitreya|Господа Майтрейи]] и [[Special:MyLanguage/Mighty Victory|Могущественного Победы]]. История его жизни показывает, какой силой обладает один человек, пребывающий в Боге. Однажды он проходил посвящение борьбы с Антихристом. Патрик рассказывает, что был спасен, призывая имя [[Special:MyLanguage/Helios|Гелиоса]]:  


<blockquote>On that very same night I lay a-sleeping, and powerfully [[Satan]] assailed me; which I shall remember as long as I am in this body. He fell upon me like an enormous stone, and I was stricken nerveless in all my limbs. Whence then did it come into my unscholarly spirit to call upon Helias? At once I saw the sun rising into the dawn sky, and while I kept invoking “Helias, Helias,” with all my strength, lo, the Splendour of the Sun fell over me and instantly shook all the heaviness off from me. I believe I was succored by Christ my Lord and that his Spirit even then was calling out on my behalf.<ref>Oliver St. John Fogarty, ''I Follow Saint Patrick'' (London: Rich & Cowan, 1938), p. 298.</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote>On that very same night I lay a-sleeping, and powerfully [[Satan]] assailed me; which I shall remember as long as I am in this body. He fell upon me like an enormous stone, and I was stricken nerveless in all my limbs. Whence then did it come into my unscholarly spirit to call upon Helias? At once I saw the sun rising into the dawn sky, and while I kept invoking “Helias, Helias,” with all my strength, lo, the Splendour of the Sun fell over me and instantly shook all the heaviness off from me. I believe I was succored by Christ my Lord and that his Spirit even then was calling out on my behalf.<ref>Oliver St. John Fogarty, ''I Follow Saint Patrick'' (London: Rich & Cowan, 1938), p. 298.</ref></blockquote>
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