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Daily Readings with St. Isaac of Syria / Introduced and edited by A. M. Allchin, translated by Sebastian Brock.

Por: Series The Daily Reading SeriesDetalles de publicación: Illinois : Templegate Publishers , ©1989.Descripción: 94 pages , 18 cmTipo de contenido:
  • text
Tipo de medio:
  • unmediated
Tipo de soporte:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780872431737
Tema(s): Clasificación LoC:
  • BR 65  .J65 E6 1990
Resumen: 'St Isaac of Syria is acknowledged as one of the greatest spiritual writers in the Eastern Orthodox tradition. His combination of penetrating insight and deeply felt compassion has appealed to generations of readers in the past. Now that he appears in an accessible English version, I believe that he will find a multitude of new readers.' (Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh) St Isaac lived in Nineveh in the seventh century. After only two months as a Bishop of the Church in the East he retired from public life and returned to the silence of the monastic way and to his writing. A. M. Allchin, the editor, says: 'there are words here which are never forgotten, words which speak with the clarity and vigour which we find in the Gospels themselves... Isaac can also tell us much about the inner journey of the human spirit 'St Isaac's simple but profound words are ideal for daily meditation, and throw fres light on the spiritual path.
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'St Isaac of Syria is acknowledged as one of the greatest spiritual writers in the Eastern Orthodox tradition. His combination of penetrating insight and deeply felt compassion has appealed to generations of readers in the past. Now that he appears in an accessible English version, I believe that he will find a multitude of new readers.' (Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh) St Isaac lived in Nineveh in the seventh century. After only two months as a Bishop of the Church in the East he retired from public life and returned to the silence of the monastic way and to his writing. A. M. Allchin, the editor, says: 'there are words here which are never forgotten, words which speak with the clarity and vigour which we find in the Gospels themselves... Isaac can also tell us much about the inner journey of the human spirit 'St Isaac's simple but profound words are ideal for daily meditation, and throw fres light on the spiritual path.

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