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The Holy Bible in its Arabic Language among the Orthodox Copts – Contributions and Issues
Journal of EcohumanismThe Holy Bible has been transmitted to the languages of the world through translation, which is the safest bridge to reach all people regardless of their different languages and tongues. Since Arabic is one of these languages, it is only natural that the biblical text be translated into it as well, so that it may reach Arabic speakers.
Nassim Benbekhma, Ceddik Chafia
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Chronos, 2020 Some centuries after the onset of European missionaries to the East and their competition over winning converts, Protestants started their missionary work at the turn of the nineteenth century in an East which was then under the Ottoman Rule. From Aleppo to Palestine, they eventually promulgated across the entire Near and Middle East, with the purpose ...
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Chronos, 2019 The third instalment in the “Unpublished Texts from the Arab Orthodox Tradition” series makes accessible a neglected document from the Orthodox Christian tradition in Arabic: the Paterikon of the Palestinian lavra of Mar Chariton. It includes an edition and an English translation of this text, which contains precious information about seven little ...
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Le premier Lectionnaire arabe orthodoxe imprimé
, 2018 The present article deals with the first Lectionary more precisely Evangeliary in Arabic printed in AD 1706 in Aleppo thanks to the generous gift of the whole Arabic types and all typographic implements by the Wallachian Prince Constantin Brâncoveanu to Athanasios III al-Dabbās, Metropolitan of Aleppo, former Patriarch and pretender to the Patriarchal ...
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Itinerary of Zosimas to the Blessed sons of Jonadab: shedding light on its arabic orthodox version
St.Tikhons' University Review. Series III. Philology, 2018 This article is devoted to the Arabic Orthodox version of the tale about Zosimas and the Rechabites (the blessed sons of Jonadab; cf. Jer. 35), one of the works which came into being at the crossroad of hagiography and itineraries. 26 copies of it have been attested; 18 of them are written in the Arabic script and 8 in Garshūnī.
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Chronos, 2018 The purpose of the present article—the second instalment in the "Unpublished Texts from the Arab Orthodox Tradition" series—is to make accessible a hitherto neglected document from the Orthodox Christian tradition in Arabic: a brief account of the miracles of a little-known saint, St. Eustratius of Mar Saba (first half of the ninth century), a disciple
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Journal on European History of LawIn AD 33 the Christian Church of Jerusalem was born, fifty days after the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This was the starting point of a long history of religious minorities in Jerusalem: Christians, Jews, and Muslims were majorities or rulers or ...
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Arab Orthodox Revolution in Palestine (1908–1913) [PDF]
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Retraction: The Orthodox Church in the Arab World (700-1700) [PDF]
Al-Masāq, 2020 openaire +1 more source
Common Bacterial Infections during the 3-Month Period after SARS-CoV-2 Infection: A Retrospective Cohort Study. [PDF]
Healthcare (Basel), 2023 Cohen B +9 more
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