Paul of Tarsus rewrote Lāmiyyat al-‘Arab
Paul of Tarsus was a su‘lūk. He provides an insightful comparative persona for the su‘lūk of the ancient Arabian ode Lāmiyyat al-‘Arab. … Read the post Paul of Tarsus rewrote Lāmiyyat al-‘Arab
Paul of Tarsus was a su‘lūk. He provides an insightful comparative persona for the su‘lūk of the ancient Arabian ode Lāmiyyat al-‘Arab. … Read the post Paul of Tarsus rewrote Lāmiyyat al-‘Arab
Patriarch Michael the Great’s 12th-century Syriac chronicle presented sequential events for fellow learned clerics to study and ponder Christian history. … Read the post political-natural records of Jesus in Syriac chronicle of Michael the Great
Amen, both transliterated and translated from Hebrew into Greek, suggests institutionalized linguistic inclusiveness in the early Christian church. … Read the post amen from Hebrew into Greek in early Christian inscriptions
Jesus’ healings in the Gospel of John show God made manifest and glorified in astonishingly wide-ranging styles and forms of communication. … Read the post John recorded Jesus’ healings in earthly, comic ways
Sirach’s praise of physicians is mixed with Jewish concern for usurping God’s position and affirmation that healing is ultimately the work of God. … Read the post Sirach, emphasizing God's primacy, ambivalently praised physicians