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Tag: Exodus 3:14

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, 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

Word in Language (13): Hate

Hate is the opposite of love, it is the dark side of love. All the shoots we have put out … More

conscience, death, Exodus 3:14, faith, hate, pride, St Porphyrios, thoughts, time

Word in Language (6): Chemistry

God is no one, just as he is nowhere. NO is the result of the progression from the name of … More

chemistry, Exodus 3:14, St Gregory of Nazianzus, St John of Damascus, St Spyridon, translation, Trinity

Word in Language (5): WHOLE

We saw in the previous article that the letters O WN in icons of Christ Pantocrator refer to the verse … More

Exodus 3:14, Tetragrammaton, Trinity, whole, Yahweh

Word in Language (4): Christ the Translator

But we prefer to own things. We prefer to draw a line and say ‘this is mine’. We are authors. … More

Alpha and Omega, Exodus 3:14, ownership, parable, translation

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