On the Spirit and the Letter - Letter to Marcellinus - Chapter 12-22
Chapter Twelve: Paul, for this reason he was called, striving valiantly for grace. Therefore, Paul, who was first called Saul […]
On the Spirit and the Letter - Letter to Marcellinus - Chapter 1-11
Chapter One: The Reason for Writing This Work; Something That Could Be Done (Done) and Yet Never (Never) Done. My Beloved Son Marcellinus - I
The nineteenth sermon: The Epistle to the Romans - Chapter Eleven: 7-36
1 “What then? Israel did not obtain what he sought, but the elect obtained it, and the rest were hardened.” (Romans 11:7) The Apostle Paul said:
Continuation of the eighteenth sermon: The Epistle to the Romans - Chapter Eleven: 1-6
As St. Paul did in previous issues, he points out paradoxes in relation to the law and in relation to the people who were facing condemnation.
Sermon Twelve: The Epistle to the Romans - Chapter 6: 5-18
“For if we have become united with him in the likeness of his death, then we will also be united with him in the likeness of his resurrection” (Romans 6:5). 1 - This is what I said
Continuation of the tenth sermon: The Epistle to the Romans - Chapter Five: 1-11
“Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ” (Romans 5:1). 1- What does the phrase mean?
Eighth Sermon: The Epistle to the Romans - Chapter Three: 9-31
“What then are we (as Jews) better? Not at all. For we have already accused both Jews and Greeks of being under sin, as it is written,
George Al-Khozebi, the righteous saint
He is George, born in one of the villages of the island of Cyprus to pious parents who lived modestly. He had a brother named Heraclides who went out
Saint Theodosius, head of monasteries
Theodosius was born in a village in Cappadocia called Mogarisos to pious parents, where his mother became a monk in her old age, and her son Theodosius became her father.
Basil the Confessor
He is a friend of Saint Procopius of Bania and an ascetic companion. He became a monk when he was a young man, and he embarked on a path of asceticism with great courage and determination under supervision
Parthenius, Bishop of Lembasacon
The time of his life: Saint Parthenius lived during the time of Emperor Constantine the Great (337 AD). He was the son of a deacon in Byzantine Melitopolis named Christodoulos. His work: It was his work
Asia's miracle worker, the righteous saint
His father, Benther, was known among his people for his honor, wealth, and virtue. His mother, Epiphanius, was more than equal to his father in good conduct. But they are