Abstract
Трисвятая песнь по-разному звучит в Церквах православных и древних ориентальных. Разница заключается в наличии или отсутствии приставки «распныйся ради нас» и, соответственно, в обращённости ко всей Святой Троице или только ко Христу. В основе гимна лежит, по признанию и древних, и современных авторов, славословие серафимов «Свят, Свят, Свят» (Ис. 6, 3). Как понимается это видение в византийской экзегетической традиции и в армянской? К кому была обращена песнь ангельских сил? Ко всей Святой Троице или только к Сыну? Толкованиям пророчества в двух названных традициях посвящена настоящая статья. The Trisagion sounds differently in the Orthodox and the Ancient Oriental Churches, inasmuch as the text contains or is missing the words «who was crucified for us»; thus it appears to address, respectively, the entire Holy Trinity or only Jesus Christ. It is recognized by the ancient and contemporary authors alike that the hymn is based on the praise sung by the Seraphim: «Holy, Holy, Holy» (Is. 6, 3). How is this vision understood in the Byzantine and Armenian exegetical traditions? Whom did the heavenly host address, the entire Holy Trinity or solely the Son? The article is dedicated to interpretations of the prophesy in the two said traditions.
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