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  • Theological English (Video Course)
    • Theological English (0): The Line
    • Theological English (1): Away from the Line – AIO
    • Theological English (2): The Holy Trinity
    • Theological English (3): The Alphabet
    • Theological English (4): Connections – Same Letters, Same Order
    • Theological English (5): Connections – Same Letters, Different Order
    • Theological English (6): Connections – Vowels
    • Theological English (7): Connections – Consonants
    • Theological English (8): Connections – Alphabet
    • Theological English (9): Connections – Appearance
    • Theological English (10): Connections – Addition of Letters (0)
    • Theological English (11): Connections – Addition of Letters (1)
  • Word in Language
    • Word in Language (0): Coronavirus – Human Voice
    • Word in Language (1): Countable and Uncountable Nouns
    • Word in Language (2): Alpha and Omega
    • Word in Language (3): Seed and New Life
    • Word in Language (4): Christ the Translator
    • Word in Language (5): WHOLE
    • Word in Language (6): Chemistry
    • Word in Language (7): Time
    • Word in Language (8): Economy
    • Word in Language (9): The Fall
    • Word in Language (10): Father (0)
    • Word in Language (11): Father (1)
    • Word in Language (12): Love
    • Word in Language (13): Hate
    • Word in Language (14): Auxiliary Verbs
    • Word in Language (15): AIO (0)
    • Word in Language (16): AIO (1)
    • Word in Language (17): Christ the Son of God
    • Word in Language (18): Mary, Mother of God
    • Word in Language (19): The First and the Last
    • Word in Language (20): Believe
    • Word in Language (21): English Course (0)
    • Word in Language (22): English Course (1)
    • Word in Language (23): English Course (2)
    • Word in Language (24): English Course (3)
  • SEVEN BRIEF LESSONS ON LANGUAGE (2023)
  • STONES OF ITHACA (2019)
  • THE LIFE OF A TRANSLATOR (2013)
  • THE DNA OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE (2007)
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    • Resurrection: The Fire of Love
  • J. M. W. Turner
    • J. M. W. Turner and the Bulgarian poet Tsvetanka Elenkova
    • Turner and the Uncreated Light
    • Turner: The Man and the Angel
    • Turner and the Orthodox Liturgy
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    • The Fall
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    • Meekness
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    • I AM
    • Ukraine-Nuclear
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    • Izgrev Revisited
    • Thassos: Monastery of St Michael
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    • Haven’t They Noticed My Absence Yet?
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    • Flowering Cross
    • Open-Mouthed
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    • Cattle Grazing
    • Round Tree in Square Field
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    • Flared Nostrils
    • Cemetery with Angel and Bird
    • Three-Masted Ship
    • Thick-Billed Bird
    • House on Hill
    • Skier
    • Cross under Tree
    • Rugged
    • Odysseus in Helmet
    • Monk in Cave at Night
    • Yacht Attached by Umbilical Cord
    • Creepy-Crawly
    • The Little Prince
    • Girl Reaching Up to Shelf
    • Triple Cross
    • Beardy
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Tag: Beatitudes

Meekness

‘Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.’ This is the third of the Beatitudes that Jesus teaches … More

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Word in Language (19): The First and the Last

There is paradox in Christianity, and I begin to think that paradox is a sign of truth. Truth is paradoxical. … More

Beatitudes, competition, first, kingdom of heaven, last, living water, Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, paradox, salt of the earth, Samaritan woman at the well

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