PART ONE: The “OUR FATHER,” Syriac transliteration and literal English translation Aboun d.baš.ma.yo Our Father, who (is) in heaven net.qa.daš šmokh Let it be hallowed, […]
Read more
-
-
Signs of the Incarnation in Nature
So far, we have noted how the Syriac tradition takes seriously the Nativity of the Lord as the fulfilment of the prophecies recorded in the […]
Read more -
The Glory of God at Christmas
Last week we briefly looked at how the Syriac tradition values and dwells upon how the Nativity of the Lord fulfilled the prophecies recorded in […]
Read more -
The Feasts of St John the Beloved
We celebrate the Feast of St John the Beloved twice each year, on 8 May and on 26 September. It is right to have two […]
Read more
