To Capernaum (Jn 2: 12) “Do whatever Jesus tell you” (Jn. 2: 5) Bethany (Jn. 1: 28) Rock. (Jn. 1: 42) John the Baptist to his disciples (Jn 3: 27) Holy Baptism. Jn. 3: 16 While giving Holy Communion to a baptized child. Holy Baptism. Nicodemos (Jn 3: 1-2) Signifies Read more…
Where did Jesus go after the wedding at Cana? What did Mary tell the servants, which we should also do always? At which place did the Jewish priests and Levites, ask John the Baptist about Jesus Christ? Jesus gave a new name to Simon, son Jonas, as Peter (Greek) or Read more…
Gen. 1: 1; Jn. 1: 1 Prophet Isaiah (Jn. 1: 23; Is. 40:3) Grace and Truth (Jn. 1: 17) Bethsaida (Jn 1: 44) John the Baptist, said about Jesus (Jn. 1: 29). Nathaniel (Jn. 1: 49) St Andrew (1: 40) (St. John) To reveal Jesus to Israel (Jn 1: 31). Read more…
Give the Bible References for the phrase ‘in the beginning’? I am ‘the voice of someone shouting in the desert, make a straight path for the Lord to travel’ Name the Prophet who prophesied this? God gave the Law through Moses, but ______ and ______ came through Jesus Christ. Which Read more…
Mar Gregorios Yuhanon, was born in 1695 in Bakhdida (Beth Khdeda – house of youths) earlier name for Kooded or Karakosh (Qaraqosh) near Mosul. He was a son of priest Isahak and Semma and belonged to the family of St. Yeldho Mar Baselius (Kothamangalam Bava), whom our Church commemorates on Read more…
The liturgical calendar of the Indian Orthodox Church commemorates the Seventy (Seventy-two) evangelists, whom our Lord chose in addition to the Twelve Apostles; and they were sent by in pairs, so that they could preach the gospel in all those places where Christ Himself was about to visit. Our Lord Read more…
‘…those who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God’ — Rom. 8: 14 Without the Holy Spirit we have no life in us, with the Holy Spirit we have the life of Jesus. Without the Holy Spirit we return to the Upper Room in fear and Read more…
Andronicus (Andronikos – man of victory; conqueror of men) is counted as one among the Seventy and was disciple of the Savior. He and his fellow-worker Junia are mentioned by St Paul in his Epistle to the Romans. “Greet Andronicus and Junia, my kinsmen and fellow prisoners, who are of Read more…
St Theodore was called Sanctified, as he had purified his heart of passions and tuned his body worthy to be a temple of the holy Spirit and because he was the first in his monastery ordained to the priesthood. St Theodore who was born in the Upper Thebaid, to rich Read more…
St. Pachomius, the Great, venerable hermit father, was an early Egyptian ascetic, both a desert Father and a founder of coenobitic monasticism in Egypt. He was born in Thebes (Upper Thebaid), Egypt around A.D. 290, to pagan parents. His name, in his native Coptic, Pachom, means ‘eagle’. He received an excellent secular education, had a good character, Read more…