1:6 – The Antiochian and Alexandrian schools
كذيل لهذا العرض التاريخي الخاطف تستحق المدرستان المذكورتان نبذة خاطفة. اعتاد العلماء المعاصرون الكلام عن هاتين المدرستين كنهجين مختلفين. ويحصرون
1:1 – Before the First Ecumenical Council
Part One: The History of the Doctrine of the Divine Incarnation The Bible consists of two parts, the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament is specific to the Jews and is written
John the Baptist, the glorious forerunner
Saint John the Baptist is the only figure after the Mother of God, Saint Mary, to whom the Church devotes several feasts a year: The Conception
Mary of Synod of Antioch, saint and martyr
Saint Mary was born and lived in Antioch. She was the slave of a prominent man of Antioch who was a pagan. She is a Christian, like her parents, who served the man.
Marcellos of Apamei, head of the Monastery of Those Who Do not Sleep
He was born from a wealthy family that lived in Apamea, Syria (located near the city of Hama and containing important antiquities). He was orphaned as a young man and moved away
Marina the Great Martyr
Saint Marina was born in the third century of Christ in the city of Pisidia in Cilicia. Her father, Adacius, was one of the idol priests. Her mother died.
Cyril Al-Baalbaki, Mark Al-Artouzi, and the servants and virgins in Gaza and Ashkelon
When Constantius Caesar (337-361), Emperor of Byzantium, deliberately killed his uncle Julius Constantius, the brother of Saint Constantine the Great, and his eldest son,
Cyprian, the martyr among the priests, and the martyr Justina the Virgin
Saint Cyprian was originally a pagan from the city of Antioch, which is on the borders of Kilosoria and Arabia. He studied from the age of seven in
Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem
A saint from Antioch, Sophronius, whose name means “chastity,” was born in Damascus, to two pious and chaste parents, Planthus and Myra. That was about
Shio (Simon) Mikvim the Syrian righteous saint
He is one of the twelve Syrian fathers who spread monasticism in Georgia. He was born in Antioch, Syria. He was alone to his pious Christian parents.
Dorotheos of Gaza
Saint Dorotheos (500-555), who was from Gaza. His spiritual parents are: John “the Prophet” and Barsonovius “the great old man”. His upbringing:
Charalambous, the holy martyr among the priests
On February 10, the Church celebrates the martyr Saint Charalambous, whose name means luminous or shining joy. He was a priest