Part One: Chapter Four: How to understand the book
In order to reach a spiritual, complete understanding of the Book, not just a logical one, through reason alone, there are three basic principles: First: Interpretation of the Book.
Part One: Chapter Three: How the book should be read
First: Our goal in reading the book: Since reading the book is reading, its direct goal is: to learn about the word of God and to connect with Him.
Part One: Chapter Two: Where to find the book
The second clarification deals with the location of the book. Where do we find him? Where do we search for its meaning and understand it? The direct answer to this question is to open the Torah
Part One: Chapter One: What is the book?
We begin with some general clarifications about the Bible through which we approach it. The first clarification deals with its definition: What is a book? To put it simply and powerfully:
Introduction and introduction to the book
Introduction: - These are basically lessons that the monks of the Saint George Monastery received from Archimandrite Andrei Skryma. Then it was given to movement leaders
Who interprets the Bible?
We have proven, above, that the Holy Church has the sole right to interpret the book, not because it was the one that received it (i.e.
Scripture and Tradition
“For me, the manuscripts are Jesus Christ. The manuscripts are his cross, his death, his resurrection, and the faith that came from him” (Saint Ignatius of Antioch). and,
Second: The true church and delivery (tradition)
In a public debate with Jehovah's Witnesses (1), I asked them something similar to what I am asking now, and they asked me, saying: Don't you depend on
First: Who is the true church?
The group of converts base their confirmation of the validity of their gospel on their reliance on the Bible and the Bible alone. But the Seventh-day Adventists and Jehovah's Witnesses
Joel the prophet
Joel, son of Penuel, is the second prophecy in the order of the twelve minor prophets in the Bible after Hosea. prophesy in
Justin, the philosopher and martyr
Justin wrote many works, of which only three have reached us: two defenses of Christianity and a dialogue with Tryphon the Jew. In was born
Saint Hilarion, Bishop of Poitiers
Saint Hilarion was born in the city of Poitiers (France) around the year 315, and he descended from a noble pagan family. He converted to Christianity and was baptized