Advent Pazarı

Advent Pazarı
Advent Pazarı
	İlk mumun yakıldığı bir Advent çelengi (sağda)
Diğer adı	Birinci Advent Pazarı; Advent'in İlk Pazarı
Kutlayanlar	Batı Hıristiyanlığı
Türü	Dini bayram
Önemi	Advent döneminin başlangıcı
Başlama	Noel Gününden Önceki Dördüncü Pazar
Tarih	30 Kasım (2025 için)
Törenler	Pazar ayini
Sıklık	Yılda bir
Bağlantılı günler	Noel

Advent Pazarı, Advent'in İlk Pazarı veya Birinci Advent Pazarı olarak da adlandırılır, Batı Hristiyan Kiliselerinde ayin yılının ilk günü ve Hristiyan Advent döneminin başlangıcıdır;^[1] Noel'de Mesih'in doğumunun ve İkinci Gelişte Mesih'in dönüşünün kutlanması için bir hazırlık zamanıdır. Advent Pazarı, Noel'den önceki dördüncü Pazar'dır.

Advent'in İlk Pazar günü, Hıristiyanlar Advent çelenklerini yakmaya ve günlük Advent ibadetlerini yapmaya başlarlar;^[2] inananlar ayrıca Chrismon ağaçlarını dikebilir,^[2] bir Christingle yakabilir^[3] ve Noel süslerini kurmak gibi^[4]^[5]^[6] Noel'e hazırlanmanın diğer yollarına da katılabilirler, bazen ayinsel olarak yeşilliklerin asılması töreniyle gerçekleştirilen bir gelenektir.^[2]^[7]

Ayrıca bakınız

Kaynakça

^ Oxford English Dictionary. Second edition, 1989. "Advent Sunday, the first Sunday in Advent, the Sunday nearest to the thirtieth of November."
^ ^a ^b ^c Kennedy, Rodney Wallace; Hatch, Derek C (27 August 2013). Baptists at Work in Worship. Wipf and Stock Publishers. p. 147. ISBN 978-1-62189-843-6. There are a variety or worship practices that enable a congregation to celebrate Advent: lighting an advent wreath, a hanging of the greens service, a Chrismon tree, and an Advent devotional booklet.
^ Geddes, Gordon; Griffiths, Jane (2001). Christianity. Heinemann. s. 99. ISBN 978-0-435-30695-3. Many churches hold Christingle services during Advent. Children are given a Christingle.
^ The Lutheran Witness. Vol. 80. Concordia Publishing House. 1961.
^ Michelin (10 October 2012). Germany Green Guide Michelin 2012–2013. Michelin. s. 73. ISBN 9782067182110. Advent – The four weeks before Christmas are celebrated by counting down the days with an advent calendar, hanging up Christmas decorations and lightning an additional candle every Sunday on the four-candle advent wreath.
^ Normark, Helena (1997). Modern Christmas. Graphic Garden. Christmas in Sweden starts with Advent, which is the await for the arrival of Jesus. The symbol for it is the Advent candlestick with four candles in it, and we light one more candle for each of the four Sundays before Christmas. Most people start putting up the Christmas decorations on the first of Advent.
^ Rice, Howard L.; Huffstutler, James C. (1 January 2001). Reformed Worship. Westminster John Knox Press. s. 197. ISBN 978-0-664-50147-1. Another popular activity is the "Hanging of the Greens," a service in which the sanctuary is decorated for Christmas.

[1] Oxford English Dictionary. Second edition, 1989. "Advent Sunday, the first Sunday in Advent, the Sunday nearest to the thirtieth of November."

[:0-2] Kennedy, Rodney Wallace; Hatch, Derek C (27 August 2013). Baptists at Work in Worship. Wipf and Stock Publishers. p. 147. ISBN 978-1-62189-843-6. There are a variety or worship practices that enable a congregation to celebrate Advent: lighting an advent wreath, a hanging of the greens service, a Chrismon tree, and an Advent devotional booklet.

[3] Geddes, Gordon; Griffiths, Jane (2001). Christianity. Heinemann. s. 99. ISBN 978-0-435-30695-3. Many churches hold Christingle services during Advent. Children are given a Christingle.

[4] The Lutheran Witness. Vol. 80. Concordia Publishing House. 1961.

[5] Michelin (10 October 2012). Germany Green Guide Michelin 2012–2013. Michelin. s. 73. ISBN 9782067182110. Advent – The four weeks before Christmas are celebrated by counting down the days with an advent calendar, hanging up Christmas decorations and lightning an additional candle every Sunday on the four-candle advent wreath.

[6] Normark, Helena (1997). Modern Christmas. Graphic Garden. Christmas in Sweden starts with Advent, which is the await for the arrival of Jesus. The symbol for it is the Advent candlestick with four candles in it, and we light one more candle for each of the four Sundays before Christmas. Most people start putting up the Christmas decorations on the first of Advent.

[7] Rice, Howard L.; Huffstutler, James C. (1 January 2001). Reformed Worship. Westminster John Knox Press. s. 197. ISBN 978-0-664-50147-1. Another popular activity is the "Hanging of the Greens," a service in which the sanctuary is decorated for Christmas.

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