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SACRAMENTAL THEOLOGY IN THE EAST-SYRIAC TRADITION Dr. William Toma
/in English, Theology, Volume 4 (2016) /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalBasic Features of the Liturgy with Especial Reference to the East Syrian Eucharistic Liturgy -Rev. Archdeacon William Toma
/in English, Theology /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalModern Assyrian Hymns: The Introduction of the Vernacular in the Liturgical Services of the Church of the East
/in English, Spiritual /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalDavid G. Malick
50 Years of Service in God’s Light: A Commemorative in Honour of His Holiness Mar Dinkha IV
/in English, Spiritual /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalSocotra: The Mysterious Island of the Assyrian Church of the East
/in English, Historical /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalStephen Andrew Missick The Nestorian Christians of Socotra Socotra is an island off of the coast of east Africa that is governed by Yemen. For centuries all the inhabitants of the islands of Socotra belonged the Ancient Assyrian Church of the East, which was known as the Nestorian Church. The Ancient Catholic and Apostolic […]
Planting the Church of the East In Beth Kokheh
/in English, Historical /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalPhilimon Darmo We have two important historical facts which confirm the founding of the Church of the East in the Southern region of Beth Nahrain (Mesopotamia), in Babylon during the early years of the spread of Christianity. The first letter written by St. Peter[1] the Apostle We read the first proof in the […]
Christ “The Hostage”: A Theme in the East Syriac Liturgical Tradition and its Origins
/in Ecclesiastical, English /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalDr Sebastian Brock This article originally appeared in Logos. Festschrift fur Luise Abramowski, ed. H.C. Brennecke, E.L. Gramsuck, and C. Markschies (= Beiheft, ZNTW 67). Berlin/New York: Walter de Gruyter & Co., 1993Sebastian P. Brock is widely acknowledged as the foremost and most influential academic in the field of Syriac language today. Dr Brock is […]
East Syrian Liturgy as an Expression of Christology – With Special Attention to the use of the “Exchange of Predicates”
/in English, Theology /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalThe Late Chorbishop M. J. Birnie Introduction The question addressed in this paper is whether the Christology reflected in the liturgical prayers and anthems of the Church of the East expresses and nurtures a faith in the unitary person of the incarnate Logos, the Son of God. With attention to the axiom set forth by […]
Is the Theology of the Assyrian Church Nestorian?
/in English, Historical, Theology /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalHis Beatitude Dr Mar Aprem Mooken This paper was originally given at the First Non-Official Consultation on Dialogue within the Syriac Tradition, held in Vienna between June 24th – 29th 1994 under the auspices of the Pro Oriente Foundation. It was later published in the record of proceedings of the Consultation and edited on behalf […]
A Survey of the Christology of the Assyrian Church of the East as Expressed in the Khudra
/in English, Theology /by Church of Beth Kokheh JournalMar Awa Royel, Bishop His Grace Mar Awa Royel is the Bishop of California, Secretary of the Holy Synod and President of the Commission on Inter-Church Relations and Education Development (CIRED). He Grace was consecrated to the episcopacy at Mar Zaia Cathedral, Modesto, California in November 2008. A native Chicagoan, His Grace graduated with a […]