Chapter Four: Knowing God
Moses asked to see God, and He answered him: “You cannot see my face, because man cannot see me and live... Then I will raise my hand and you will see […]
Chapter Two: God in Christianity
1- God is one. God chose Abraham and his descendants to entrust them with the doctrine of divine monotheism. They didn't keep it. Solomon built high places for his pagan women
Chapter 7-12
Chapter Seven: On the other hand, we know that God's nature is constant and cannot change. Are humans then called to repent?
Chapter Three - Detailed Explanation of the Constitution: From “I Believe in One God” to “Has Adam’s Body Changed...?”
Let us now enter into the heart of the matter with faith, love, and trembling, because when talking about the Trinity, angels tremble at its horror. 1- “I believe in one God”
3:3 - Hypostasis
1 – لفظة شخص في العربية لقد تعرضنا مراراً في هذا الكتاب لموضوع الأقنوم فقطعنا شوطاً نحو ما سيأتي. وقبل
Chapter Four - The God of Advertising
Man cannot know the divine truth, that is, he cannot know the essence of God, but only knows the uncreated actions of God, that is, His effects. However, the Church tradition and the Holy Bible speak of specific appearances of God, the most important of which was His appearance to Abraham in the form of three angels. The Church Fathers say that this event is the first appearance of the Holy Trinity in the Old Testament.
Chapter Seven: Saint Gregory Palamas and the Tradition of the Fathers
The Church is of course “apostolic,” but it is also patristic. It is essentially the “Church of the Fathers.” These two “characteristics” cannot be separated, and because it is “patristic,” it is truly “apostolic.” The witness of the Fathers is more than a historical feature, more than a voice from the past.
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In what is expressed and what is not expressed, in what is known and what is not known
In what is expressed and what is inexpressible, in what is known and what is not known, in what we can understand in God - without...