On the history of the daily cycle of worship. Worship of time

In this article the author examines the history of the daily cycle of worship and “Worship of Time”. He wonders whether the experience of the prayer of the apostles and the Judeo-Christian community influenced the prayer of the Church, and if so, to what extent, and how they affected the form of Christian worship or its content. The author puts forward a hypothesis about the history of the formation of worship. It is concluded that the modern understanding of the circle of worship remains incomplete. Not only the Eucharist, the eschatological service in its content, but also other services in varying degrees have experienced the influence of synagogue worship. The reason for the reception of many ideas that are in Berachot, was their deep roots in the Scriptures of the old Testament, which resulted in the rejection of “marcionism” by the Church and testimony of faithfulness to the biblical tradition and presence in the prayers of the Jews eschatological content due to differences in Jewish - linear perception of time from the Hellenistic - cyclic. It is also suggested that there is a liturgical circle in the practice of the early Church.