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Tag: Exodus 3:14

Theological English (2): The Holy Trinity

In this third video on “Theological English”, Jonathan Dunne looks at another Christian paradox, the concept of the Holy Trinity … More

An Exposition of the Orthodox Faith, brick, English, Exodus 3:14, Fifth Theological Oration, God, Language, moon, oxygen, ozone, Seven Brief Lessons on Language, St Gregory of Nazianzus, St John of Damascus, St Spyridon, Theological English, three in one, Trinity, water

Theological English (0): The Line

In this first video on “Theological English”, Jonathan Dunne looks at the line, which represents the ego in English (I) … More

author, countable noun, creation, English, environment, Exodus 3:14, Genesis, indefinite article, Language, line, pollution, Seven Brief Lessons on Language, Theological English, translation, translator

I AM

There is a very important distinction in grammar between countable and uncountable nouns. Uncountable nouns are generally concepts, things that … More

AM, countable, creation, Exodus 3:14, Fall, Genesis 1-3, I AM, John 14:6, lamb, Lamb of God, law, Matthew 5:18, Messiah, repentance, uncountable, way

Ownership

We have been placed on this earth, we’re not really sure how, except to say that we emerged from our … More

burning bush, Christ Pantocrator, Exodus 3:14, I AM, I AM WHO I AM, Moses, o wn, one, ownership, translation

Word in Language (21): English Course (0)

In this and the next three articles I am going to look at the rules for making word connections. In … More

As You Like It 2.7, Coronavirus, death, dogma, Exodus 3:14, Hades, Judgment of the Nations, Last Judgment, nostalgia, Parable of the Weeds, passion, Pharisee

Word in Language (18): Mary, Mother of God

It is a remarkable thing that the name of God revealed to Moses at the burning bush in Exodus 3:14, … More

AIO, Alpha and Omega, countable, Exodus 3:14, free will, Incarnation, marriage, Messiah, mother, Virgin Mary

Word in Language (17): Christ the Son of God

After the bread that is destined to become the body of Christ during the Orthodox Liturgy has been cut from … More

Alpha and Omega, antidoron, environment, Exodus 3:14, Genesis, Jerusalem, John 14:6, Language, ransom, Revelation 22:13

Word in Language (16): AIO (1)

In the previous article, we looked at the progression of human life – which is also the progression of the … More

AIO, Athos, atom, atonement, Exodus 3:14, Genesis, Iona, Psalm 122, Tetragrammaton, Virgin Mary

Word in Language (15): AIO (0)

Ideally, human life, like the Greek alphabet, should be a progression from the letter A to the letter I to … More

Adam, AIO, alphabet, creation, Eve, Exodus 3:14, Fall, Genesis, kenosis, repentance, St Sophrony of Essex, time, Trinity

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