This sermon explores the profound spiritual significance of praise as the deepest form of prayer, framing it as a selfless act of thanksgiving that transcends personal requests. By tracing the biblical narrative of Mary and Elizabeth, Fr. Seraphim illustrates how communing with God through song serves as an essential indicator of one's intimacy and love for the Divine. The text highlights a diverse lineage of "people of praise," ranging from Moses and Deborah to King David and Jesus Christ, all of whom turned to worship during times of intense affliction. Ultimately, the message serves as a call to adopt a life of praise as a remedy and comfort, urging believers to look beyond their own problems and focus entirely on the glory of God.

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