With the completion of this office, by the grace of God, my total translation of the Shhimtho is about 200 pages complete (around 75,000 words).
More specifically about this office, it has a few interesting particularities about it, ranging from its title to its content.
Showing posts with label bridegroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bridegroom. Show all posts
Monday, January 19, 2015
Friday, January 24, 2014
Reflection on Compline of Sunday
So the second compline office has been posted. I think I've decided I like the idea of shorter reflections, seeing as how I don't want to go on forever to bore the few readers I have - if anyone would like any specific item addressed, feel free to ask in writing and with your permission I'll publicly address it (or privately if you'd prefer).
Anyway, the theme I'd like to address in this Sootoro is the frequent imagery in Syriac theology of the mystical wedding feast between the Bridegroom and the Church.
Anyway, the theme I'd like to address in this Sootoro is the frequent imagery in Syriac theology of the mystical wedding feast between the Bridegroom and the Church.
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