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A Gospel in the Gospel of Judas? - Apologetics - Orthodox Notes
A Gospel in the Gospel of Judas? Apologetics Casting Judas not as a culpable betrayer, but as an intimate friend and collaborator of Jesus, the recently announced Gospel of Judas has understandably generated a stir.
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Akathist to our Sweetest Jesus Christ - Liturgical Text - Orthodox Notes
Akathist to our Sweetest Jesus Christ - Liturgical Text Christ the Bridegroom is the central figure in the parable of the ten Virgins (Matthew 2
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Akathist to our Sweetest Jesus Christ - Liturgical Text - Orthodox Notes
Akathist to our Sweetest Jesus Christ - Liturgical Text Christ the Bridegroom is the central figure in the parable of the ten Virgins (Matthew 2
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Akathist to our Sweetest Jesus Christ - Liturgical Text - Orthodox Notes
Akathist to our Sweetest Jesus Christ - Liturgical Text Christ the Bridegroom is the central figure in the parable of the ten Virgins (Matthew 2
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On The Feast Of Transfiguration - Fasts and Feasts - Orthodox Notes
On The Feast Of Transfiguration - Fasts and Feasts Upon Mount Tabor, Jesus revealed to his disciples a heavenly mystery.
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Sunday of the Samaritan Woman - Fasts and Feasts - Orthodox Notes
Sunday of the Samaritan Woman - Fasts and Feasts It was a hot day. Jesus and His disciples were entering a city called Sychar (Nablus today).
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Sunday of the Samaritan Woman - Fasts and Feasts - Orthodox Notes
Sunday of the Samaritan Woman - Fasts and Feasts It was a hot day. Jesus and His disciples were entering a city called Sychar (Nablus today).
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The Feast of the Ascension - Fasts and Feasts - Orthodox Notes
The Feast of the Ascension - Fasts and Feasts The Lord Jesus, the Only begotten of the Father, Co-eternal with His Parent, like Him Invisible, like Him Omnipotent, as God Equal t
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The Human Icon - Orthodox Life - Orthodox Notes
The Human Icon - Orthodox Life The invisible God has become visible in the person of Jesus of Nazareth. This is the essence of Christian faith; and it was protected and defended at the Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 AD.
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The Pool of Siloam - Holy Places - Orthodox Notes
The Pool of Siloam - Holy Places The Pool of Siloam, where Jesus ordered a blind man to go to wash mud out of his eyes, lay undiscovered until 2004.
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The Pool of Siloam - Holy Places - Orthodox Notes
The Pool of Siloam - Holy Places The Pool of Siloam, where Jesus ordered a blind man to go to wash mud out of his eyes, lay undiscovered until 2004.
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The Pool of Siloam - Holy Places - Orthodox Notes
The Pool of Siloam - Holy Places The Pool of Siloam, where Jesus ordered a blind man to go to wash mud out of his eyes, lay undiscovered until 2004.
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Who Cares? The Relationship of Clergy and Laity - Pastoral Theology - Orthodox Notes
Who Cares? The Relationship of Clergy and Laity - Pastoral Theology Whether one is priest or parishioner in the symphony of the Orthodox Christian parish, the question which strikes at the fundamental nature of our life together is, Who cares?
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