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Showing posts with label Humbleness. Show all posts

Thursday, January 21, 2016

THE LORD'S HUMILITY





The baptism of John was the baptism of repentance. The Lord Christ was not in need of repentance. Why then was He baptized? 
He was baptized instead of the human kind in entering the baptism of repentance.... 


Likewise He fasted instead of us, while He was not in need of fasting, just as He was dead instead of us, while He was not deserving death...... 


All this was in order to offer to the Father a perfect image of the human kind, and to pay the price of our sins. Likewise He presented Himself to baptism, in order "to fulfill all righteousness" (Matt. 4:15), so that nobody convicts Him of sin .... in order to be submissive to the Law, before everybody, although He is above the Law.....

H.H Pope Shenouda III

Wishing you all a very blessed Epiphany 





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Tuesday, July 28, 2015

The Greatest of Miracles






The man who is conscious of his sins is greater than he who profits the whole world by the sight of his countenance. The man who sighs over his soul for but one hour is greater than he who raises the dead by his prayer while dwelling amid many men. The man who is deemed worthy to see himself is greater than he who is deemed worthy to see the angels, for the latter has communion through his bodily eyes, but the former through the eyes of his soul. The man who follows Christ in secret mourning is greater than he who praises Christ amid the congregations of men. 

St. Isaac the Syrian





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Tuesday, September 23, 2014

A Pillar of Fire

 
 
 

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

The Centennial Celebration of Anba Abraam's Departure