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“Choose one: either crucify Him then perish eternally – or crucify yourself and inherit eternal life with Him.” – St. Theophan the Recluse #coptic #orthodox #eternal #life
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27th May 2020
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“O Lord it is not I who build for you a place in my heart to dwell in because “Unless the Lord builds the house they labour in vain who build it.” (Ps. 127:1) … Who am I to build for You a holy temple that Your Spirit may dwell within me? It is You Lord who built Jerusalem.. Come and do not wait for me.. lest You should wait and I come not” – H.H. Pope Shenouda III #coptic #orthodox #spirit #holyspirit #dwell #resurrection #holy50
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26th May 2020
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“If we seek God he will show himself to us and if we keep him he will remain close to us.” – Abba Arsenius
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24th May 2020
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Prayer is a blessing whether you have received what you were asking for or not. Whenever God gives or doesn’t give. He does that for your benefit because when you have your request that means you have received and also when you don’t have your demand that means you have taken too because you have not received what is harmful for you. So whether you have received or not offer your thanks to God in confidence.” – St. John Chrysostom #coptic #orthodox #prayer #hope #faith #ask #holy50 #blessing
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23rd May 2020
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Christ came that He might slay sin render death null and void and give life to men. The Word of God was made flesh in order that He might destroy death and bring us to life for we are tied and bound to sin. – St. Irenaeus (202 A.D.)
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21st May 2020
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