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The rite of marriage (betrothal and crowning) as celebrated in the
Holy Orthodox Church. the text is in Greek and English on in
columns and follows the Great Euchologion of the Great Church of
Christ. Also included are the Service for a Second Marriage, and
the Service for the Restoration of a Marriage for those Previously
Divorced. The translation is base on that of V. Rev. Arch. Ephrem
Lash. Music aids are included in both Byzantine and Western
notation and were arranged Fr. Ephraim of St. Anthony Monastery,
Florence, Arizona.
The Martyrs of Mount Ber'ain is the poignant tale of three noble
Iranian siblings who are martyred under Shapur II. Composed in the
seventh century, it demonstrates enduring concerns of Christian
self-definition in Iran, especially with respect to the Zoroastrian
priesthood.
The Syriac writers of Qatar themselves produced some of the best
and most sophisticated writing to be found in all Syriac literature
of the seventh century, but they have not received the scholarly
attention that they deserve in the last half century. This volume
seeks to redress this underdevelopment by setting the standard for
further research in the sub-field of Beth Qatraye studies.
Following his retirement after twenty-five years of medical
practice, he proceeded to writing the Sunday bulletins of the
cathedral and essays on a variety of topics of interest to his
fellow Orthodox parishioners. He was urged by the protopresbyter
Steven Zorzos, the current dean of the cathedral, to publish his
writings as books. This is the first in which he provides examples
of how he has experienced and interpreted his reading of the Holy
Scriptures. He provides examples of what is available within them
that are frequently overlooked by many readers. Furthermore, the
English translations of the Bible are filled with many errors,
which can only be clarified by finding the most appropriate English
words, among the many available, for translating the true meaning
of some Greeks words in the original New Testament and the
Septuagint. Many examples of this phenomenon are provided in this
volume.
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