Itinerary of the Holy Suffering / Archimandrite Kallistratos N. Lyrakis.

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Lyrakis, Kallistratos N. Archimandrite

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Nicosia : Power publishing, 2014.Description: 270 p. ; 21 cmContent type:

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9789963688326

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232.96

Summary: "Our Church, during the Great Lent in particular, brings forth the god-human Face of Jesus Christ as the perfect example for emulation. That is the reason why mainly then each faithful is called, in atmosphere of mourning religious devoutness "to follow Jesus path and turn away all the pleasures in life in order to live with Christ in the upper Jerusalem, the kingdom of the Heaven". With that goal -to live the Holy Suffering and not only to attend it - as guideline was this book written. Constant guide at the whole process of this subject's analysis is the Evangelist Matthew. There are two reasons that he was singled from the other Evangelist: The first reason is the accurate and literal translation for the Aramaean language to the Greek language. And the second reason is the fact that this Gospel focuses our study to the Messiah Christ, with the characteristics of a king, of a Lawmaker, of a Prophet and High Priest." -- Publisher's description.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
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"Our Church, during the Great Lent in particular, brings forth the god-human Face of Jesus Christ as the perfect example for emulation. That is the reason why mainly then each faithful is called, in atmosphere of mourning religious devoutness "to follow Jesus path and turn away all the pleasures in life in order to live with Christ in the upper Jerusalem, the kingdom of the Heaven". With that goal -to live the Holy Suffering and not only to attend it - as guideline was this book written.
Constant guide at the whole process of this subject's analysis is the Evangelist Matthew. There are two reasons that he was singled from the other Evangelist: The first reason is the accurate and literal translation for the Aramaean language to the Greek language. And the second reason is the fact that this Gospel focuses our study to the Messiah Christ, with the characteristics of a king, of a Lawmaker, of a Prophet and High Priest." -- Publisher's description.