A sermon on the birth of the Lord by Saint Gregory of Nyssa
David the Prophet says, “Blow the trumpet at the beginning of the month for our joyful feast day” (1). The commandments concerning God-inspired teaching (David
David the Prophet says, “Blow the trumpet at the beginning of the month for our joyful feast day” (1). The commandments concerning God-inspired teaching (David
Correct knowledge alone is not enough. There is also a need for practical measures to prevent the infiltration of Jehovah’s Witnesses among us, especially the needy and the distressed.
Jehovah's Witnesses focus their delusion about Mary's virginity on verses from the New Testament that they interpret in their own way. Among these verses: “He did not know her
The millennium - from the word aleph - is the belief in a ruling that will come on earth that will be filled with peace and blessings and will last a thousand years. Basis
What does the Church teach about the second coming of Christ? In the Divine Liturgy, before reciting the Creed, the priests exchange the Holy Kiss - and so it was
Although Jehovah's Witnesses say that the source of their education and information is the Holy Bible, is this true? both! How do we know? These two
Jehovah's Witnesses say that our only reference is the Bible, and they reject the Church's interpretation of this book and reject the holy councils that clarified the faith.
How do Jehovah's Witnesses try to refute the doctrine of the cross? In front of me is one of their books, “Discussion from the Holy Scriptures.” So if you go back to the chapter on the cross
We first point out that the Greek word “kyrios,” which means “Lord” in Arabic, is the title given by the New Testament books to the Father and the Son.
Jehovah's Witnesses do not verbally deny that the Lord Jesus Christ is God, but he is not a real God, but rather a God in the metaphorical sense of the word.
The name “Jehovah’s Witnesses” dates back to the year 1931, as mentioned previously. It was first mentioned by the judge
“Jehovah’s Witnesses” was founded by an American preacher who became famous in the late nineteenth century, named Charles Russell. He was born in Pittsburgh in 1853