A - The permanence of the union of the two natures A - Was the unity of the two natures at any time subject to separation? From the time of the Annunciation until the end of the ages, there is no […]
Healing of the paralytic in Capernaum: “1 Then he entered Capernaum again after a few days, and it was heard that he was in a house. 2 And immediately many gathered together, so that
المسيح إله تام وإنسان تام، وحّد في شخصه جوهر الألوهة وجوهر الطبيعة الإنسانية التي اتّخذها كلها، جسداً ونفساً ناطقة، أخذها كلها لكي يقدسها. والحقيقة انه كان كاملاً، أي حائزاً الطبيعة الإلهية كلها، واتخذني بكلّيتي، أي اتخذ الطبيعة الإنسانية كلها. فوحّد الكل بالكل لكي يمنح الخلاص للكل، أي للطبيعة كلها، لأن ما لا يُتّخذ لا يشفى.
We have seen that the nature of man itself was transformed, as a result of the fall. Consequently, Adam passed on to his descendants a heavy legacy, for he bequeathed to them a sick and worn-out nature, whose lot is death and corruption. So how can the descendants of Adam, that is, all of humanity, be saved?
Text: 14 “And as if a man on a journey called his servants and gave them his goods; 15 to one he gave five talents, to another two talents, to another one talent. Each
Text: The Lord said: 10:32 Whoever therefore acknowledges me before men, him I will also acknowledge before my Father who is in heaven,
13 And no one has ascended into heaven except the one who came down from heaven, the Son of Man who is in heaven. 14 “And just as it was lifted up
32 As they were going up to Jerusalem, with Jesus leading them, they were astonished. And as they followed, they were afraid. So he took the twelve also
بعد اعترافها بالمسيح إلهاً وربّاً، تقرّ الكنيسة في دستور إيمانها بإنسانيته معلنةً: “الذي من أجلنا ومن أجل خلاصنا، نزل من
عندما يريد البعض أن يؤكد أن المسيح لم يكن إلهاً بل كان مجرّد إنسان، كثيراً ما تراهم يلجأون إلى الآيات
In the Gospel of Luke (18:35-43), the blind man cries out to the Lord Jesus passing by, calling him “Jesus, son of David,” and asking him to
In the Gospel of Luke (18:35-43), the blind man cries out to the Lord Jesus passing by, calling him “Jesus, son of David,” and asking him to
